Hair Extensions - Deep Wave Feather Crochet 20 Inch - Natural Black (1B)

More Turns the Further It Falls
A tight S repeats more bends per inch than any open swell, so at twenty inches the deep wave reads as a dense run of folds the whole way down rather than a pattern that gives out by the shoulder. The added length turns into more wave per piece, packed from crown to ends.

Weight Behind Every Turn
Twenty inches puts real mass behind each S, and that mass is where the movement lives, the wave travelling as one body down your back instead of flicking loose only at the tips. The extra folds give the drop a fullness a shorter set can't hold.

Pulled Through, Left Untied
Each piece feeds onto a cornrow on its own pre-made loop and comes back out the far side, caught through the braid rather than fastened to it. Since nothing knots at the root, no bond sits on your scalp and the install reads flat from the start.

Braided Under, Worn Low-Tension
Every piece anchors to braids while your own hair sits plaited flat beneath, tucked clear of the pull, why a braid-based install spares your natural hair. The drop spreads over the rows instead of pulling at single strands, which is what lets you carry this much length in comfort.

How Thirsty the Strand Runs
Slide two fingers up a strand toward the scalp and you'll feel a faint catch, the sign that the outer scale layer is sitting closed and smooth. That closed surface is why a length like this drinks just enough water to spring back rather than swelling rough, so every fold of the long S re-forms the same after a wash instead of one stretch drying loose and another going frizzy.

Stacked Curl Reads Dense
Fold after fold sits over the one above it, so the wave banks up thicker per piece than a falling body wave ever manages. Run 50-piece, 60-gram bundles across your own length for a little lift, or build to full 100-piece, 120-gram sets for thickness wall to wall in natural black 1B.

Unloop It and Wear It Again
Taking a crochet set down is a release rather than a cut: you slide the loops free whole and they're ready for the next install. It answers heat too, so a curl pressed in with a hot tool relaxes back to its S once it's washed. Run a protectant over the length before the iron, every pass.