Hair Extensions - Body Wave 2x6 HD Lace Closure - Jet Black (1)

Cut to the Width of a Middle Part
You get a two-inch width running six deep, cut to the one lane a center part travels down your crown and no broader than that. So it lays down the least mesh of anything in this line, one skinny channel of lace over the part and your own scalp picking up on both sides of it.

Where the Part Gets Closed
Your wefts stitch onto cornrowed tracks and this strip closes off the part, so you leave out next to none of your own hair up front to blend. That tucked-away leave-out is the part that stays protected, and if you're deciding between this and a full hairline piece, here's how a closure and a frontal compare.

A Soft Wave Where It Counts Most
On a strip this narrow the part IS the product, so the wave does its heaviest lifting right at the seam. A loose S-swing breaks up the one line where lace hands off to your hair, and on so little mesh there's nowhere for a stiff, set-in curl to look pasted on, just soft movement folding over the join.

A Quick Press, Then Water Puts It Back
It's real human hair, so run a wand or flat iron and the strip takes a sleek finish for the night. With only two inches of lace at the part there's barely any mesh to steer around when you smooth the seam, and the loose wave rinses home the next day. Wait for the set to go fully cold before any brush touches it and it rides longer.

True #1 With Nowhere to Hide
This is a cool, true #1, a flat black carrying no warm cast underneath. On a lane this thin the color has no room to fudge, since a single skinny part is the first place any off tone would surface, and that hard, glassy shine lands right along the seam where the eye goes first.

HD That Sinks Into a Dark Scalp
A middle part is the first place anyone reads a closure, so the lace sitting there can't announce itself. This HD grade thins toward see-through against deep skin instead of riding up like a heavier grid, and against a dark #1 base the fine knots settle in with no bleaching or tinting to make them disappear.

Pre-Colored, Sew It In As-Is
The black is put down at the factory before the hair is wefted, so the tone runs even base to tip and you skip toning at your sink. Two lengths are on offer, a 16 and an 18, and either one set against matching jet black body wave bundles melts the strip into the weave at the seam, capping only the part while your own hairline stays out front where it belongs.

Takes the Pull of One Busy Lane
A strip this narrow catches every brush stroke and every re-part on the same two-inch channel, so it needs hair with give. These strands take that repeated tug and come back to their swing instead of fraying flat, holding their body right at the seam through a full install.