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Hair Extensions - Deep Wave Bulk Human Braiding Hair - Copper (350)
Hair Extensions - Deep Wave Bulk Human Braiding Hair - Copper (350)
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Warm Copper Complements a Wide Range of Skin Tones
Shade 350 sits in the warm spectrum between auburn and bright ginger. Rich metallic warmth flattering fair through deep complexions, a versatility cooler-toned fashion colors can't match without careful undertone pairing.
Deep Wave Curls Amplify the Copper's Dimension
Tightly spaced wave pattern breaks reflected light into alternating warm and cool bands across the 350 pigment. Copper reads as multitonal rather than a flat single-shade block.
Pre-Colored Construction Skips the DIY Dye Session
Shade deposited under factory conditions before packaging. No mess, no uneven saturation, no potential strand damage from coloring bulk hair at home.
Bulk Format Maximizes Every Inch
No weft attached. Full 20-inch strand feeds directly into knotless braids, goddess braids, or boho styles. No cutting tracks, no wasted material.
Heat-Friendly for Texture Variation
Tighten the deep wave with rod sets, press sections straighter with a flat iron, or dip in hot water for a different curl pattern. Original wave returns after the next wash.
100-Gram Pack Delivers Full Braid Sections
At 3.5 ounces per bundle, enough curl density for substantial braids without the weight causing scalp tension, headaches, or edge stress.
Multi-Install Durability From Virgin Base Hair
The virgin strand structure beneath the copper deposit keeps its strength through takedown, washing, and re-braiding. Serves across multiple install cycles.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Style | Deep Wave |
| Hair Weight | 100 grams / 3.5 oz |
| Hair Grade | Virgin Hair |
| Hair Color | Color 350 Copper |
Copper is the loudest color in the deep wave bulk braiding collection and that is exactly the point. Where burgundy hides in dim rooms and auburn plays it safe with brown undertones, copper #350 announces itself. Bright, warm, metallic, and unapologetically orange-red, this is the shade for people who want their braids to be the first thing noticed.
How Copper Differs from Auburn (They Are Not the Same)
Auburn #30 is a red-brown. There is significant brown in the base that keeps it muted and earthy. Copper #350 has almost no brown. It is pure warm red with a strong orange lean and a metallic sheen that auburn lacks entirely. On exposed curl ends in goddess braids or boho styles, using the scrunching air-dry technique with a microfiber towel brings out the copper's metallic quality better than blow-drying, which tends to flatten the sheen and dull the reflective finish. Auburn looks like autumn leaves. Copper looks like the actual metal, the closest hair color gets to actual metallic shine.
The Trend Factor
Copper has cycled in and out of trending status for years, but the current cycle is the strongest one yet. Runway shows, editorial shoots, and social media have all pushed copper hair into "statement color" territory. For braiding specifically, copper crochet braids and copper goddess locs have seen a sharp rise because the color is eye-catching without requiring the maintenance commitment of bleached or fantasy-colored hair.
It reads as bold and fashion-forward while still being a naturally occurring hair color, so it avoids the novelty-wearing-off problem that blue or pink braids sometimes have.
Maintenance Reality for the Brightest Red
Copper fades faster than burgundy but differently than auburn. The orange tones hold up longer than the metallic sheen, so the first thing you lose is that reflective quality. After a few weeks, the shade softens from high-shine copper into a warmer, flatter terracotta, still attractive but noticeably different from fresh. Knowing the difference between virgin and raw hair helps you choose the right quality tier, because virgin holds factory-applied color like copper more consistently, while raw hair is better suited for custom coloring from scratch.
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