Hair Extensions - Deep Wave Boho Braids With Human Hair Blend - Honey Blonde Ombre (1B/27)

Dark Root Melting Into Honey
The 1B/27 runs from a near-black base down into honey blonde, and on Milady's 1 to 10 level scale that's a level 1 root climbing toward a warm level 7. Lighter ends always read warmer because they hold more of the gold underlying pigment, which is exactly the glow you want spilling out of a braid.

Ombre That's Already Set
No bleach bowl, no balayage board, no strand test the night before. The gradient is processed into the fiber the same way extension hair gets lightened and tinted at the factory, so the dimension shows up the second you crochet it in.

Deep Wave Doing the Movement
On a two-tone braid, the deep wave S-curve is what makes the honey catch and throw light as you move instead of sitting flat. Every bend in the wave gives the gradient another angle to read from, so the gold never lies still long enough to look painted on.

Crochet Onto Your Own Cornrows
Each braid hooks onto your cornrow base on its own, the loc-and-braid attachment the textbooks group with jumbo-fibre crochet and faux locs, so where you set it is where the fullness lands. Twenty to a ring, all pre-made, and every one of them wears the same dark-into-honey fade, so spend your placement thinking on density, crowding braids where you want the curls thickest, and the gradient stays even around the whole head.

Twisting Done, Color Done
The dark roots and honey tips come already blended through all twenty braids, the ombre twisted into the fiber at the factory. Both the hand-twisting and the dark-to-honey fade are done, so you crochet it in and go.

Two Fibers, One Set of Curls
On a two-tone braid the honey ends are the part you most want to protect, and the two fibers won't take the same iron: the human-hair curl handles a warm pass while the synthetic distorts the moment you push past low heat, so what reads as one curl is really two textures blended together. Run a low iron and you hold both the deep wave and the gradient as they arrived.

Light Set, Long Wear
It comes in three lengths: a 16-inch ring runs eighty grams, the 20-inch eighty-four, and the 24-inch eighty-eight, all light enough that the gold ends keep swinging over weeks of steady wear rather than dragging at your edges. The lighter the set sits, the cleaner that honey gradient reads when the curls hang long.

Warm Blonde That Skips Brassy Yellow
Shade 27 is a true honey, gold-toned rather than the flat platinum that goes brassy fast. It folds against the 1B root the way a rooted color should, dark up top easing into warmth so nothing looks like a hard line.