Hair Extensions - Deep Wave Feather Crochet 16 Inch - Natural Black (1B)

Tight Waves That Keep Their Spring
Deep wave is a sharply drawn S, the bend doubling back on itself over and over down the strand. At sixteen inches that S holds its spring instead of pulling open under its own length, so the collarbone drop bounces where a slack body wave would just hang.

Packed Folds Read Full
Crowd those close S-folds into a shorter piece and they sit tight against one another, so even a middling count looks thick and well-textured. The pattern carries the fullness rather than the gram weight.

Heat Sets It, Water Resets It
The waves a flat iron presses in and the waves a wash brings back are the same trick run in reverse. Inside each strand are tiny bonds that fix its shape, weak enough that heat loosens them and cooling locks them again, and plain water undoes them too, which is why a curl you tighten or a section you press only lasts until you shampoo. Dampen the S, work it in your hands, and each fold draws back into its tight crowded rank. Shield the wave with a protectant before any iron meets it.

Looped On, No Bond Built
Each piece arrives pre-looped on a near-invisible string, and the hook feeds that loop under your braids and back through. Nothing builds up at the scalp, so the wave lies flush from the first morning instead of perching on a knot.

Pre-Parted, Nothing to Slice
The strands come already split into ready feathers, so there's no sewn weft to open before you begin. You hook straight from the pack, which keeps a fifty-piece install moving.

Bounce That Survives the Night
A defined S folded this close has little slack to lose, so a night crushed flat under a bonnet doesn't finish it. One damp scrunch and the folds spring back into rank by morning.

Switch the Look, Switch It Back
Being 100% human hair, it holds a curl wound tighter on a wand or a section pressed flat, then drops home to deep wave at the wash. Nothing here is permanent, so you can change the look and change your mind. A crochet takedown slips the pieces out whole with no scissors near them, so the set goes back up next wear.

Natural Black 1B on a Crisp Wave
1B isn't the blue-black of a hard 1, it's the everyday dark most heads already grow, so it settles beside your own roots without drawing a line. On a defined wave the colour gathers through every fold, catching light at each bend rather than lying flat the way it would on an open drape.