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Hair Extensions - Jerry Curl 13x4 Transparent Lace Frontal - Natural Black (1B)
Hair Extensions - Jerry Curl 13x4 Transparent Lace Frontal - Natural Black (1B)
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A Spiral That Rides Out the Sew-In
The curl isn't rolled in on a rod, it's fixed by the sulphur cross-links deep in the strand, the same links that shape the hair you grow. That's why weeks of track tension and wash days under the lace don't drag it loose the way a set curl would slack off. It springs back every time the water hits it.
A Clear Base That Borrows Your Undertone
Transparent is the untinted grade, so instead of carrying a brown cast that fights fair skin, it soaks up whatever tone the scalp underneath gives it. That's also why lightening the hair later never leaves you bleaching a dark knot line at the part to keep the base quiet.
Enough Body to Sit Still While You Lay It
This film runs thicker than the wispy HD grade, and that little bit of substance is a gift when you're seating a frontal: it holds its shape while you position and pluck instead of slipping and puckering on you.
The Curl Fills the Parting Instead of a Flat Panel
Each ringlet springs up and settles onto the one under it, so 16 and 18 inches carry more visual weight than the same hair worn straight. That fullness gathers right at the division, which means the clear lace reads as a dense, packed crown of coils instead of a bare stripe of mesh.
Comb the Part Onto Any Line
Because nothing's stitched into this base to lock the part, you drop the line wherever you like it, dead center, deep side, or off the face, and the coils fold forward to fill it. A lace that disappears into scalp tone does the rest, so every one of those partings reads natural with the spring gathering right at the division instead of a fixed line giving it away.
Locks Onto Cornrow Tracks Flat
Built for braid-and-sew, it takes a lock stitch across the front span, and U-shaped tracking underneath spreads the hair even so no bump pushes up through the clear film. The sewn perimeter settles into your parting skin rather than ringing the install in a darker line.
Lifts Through the Stages Without Grabbing
Because the pigment in this 1B was never touched, it climbs the lightening steps in a clean, predictable order, so you skip the patchy grab a pre-coloured strand throws. And with the base already clear, taking the whole thing to honey blonde is one job rather than two.
A Cortex That Answers Heat Like Yours
Virgin hair keeps its inner core sealed and unopened, so a rod or an iron stretches and sets it exactly the way you'd expect, and it finds its own spiral again the moment it's wet.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Virgin Human Hair |
| Texture | Jerry Curl |
| Lace Size | 13x4 Transparent Lace Frontal |
| Lace Type | Transparent Lace |
| Part | Free Part Design |
| Color | Natural Black (#1B) |
| Coloring Capability | Can be colored up to honey blonde |
| Length | 16", 18" |
| Recommended Use | Sew-Ins, Wigs, and Protective Styles |
A Curly Hairline Does the Work a Straight One Won't
Straight frontals come out of the box a little doll-blunt, with a front edge too thick and too even to pass, and you buy yourself an evening of plucking to break it up. A jerry curl front never starts there. The hairline is already spirals throwing off in every direction, so it reads irregular and lived-in from the first install, and the front-thinning you'd sweat over on a straight piece drops to a light tidy at most. What plucking you do do goes easy on a clear base, and because the coils tumble forward over the border, the transparent line hides beneath spiral rather than sitting out as a bare stripe of mesh. That's the pairing that sells this frontal: a texture that hides its own edge and a lace that hides in your scalp. The clear grade runs a touch thicker than a wispy HD film, so it carries enough substance to hold 16 or 18 inches of coil steady while you seat and pluck the front.
Setting It Up Behind the Clear Lace
The frontal covers the front 13-by-4 and nothing more, so past that boundary you are looking at your own wefts or whatever unit you built it onto, and a clean install comes down to blending those back sections to the front. Bring your tracks in on this same jerry curl and the front reads as one unbroken field of coils from the clear line back, with nothing of a different texture parked over top. Stitch it into a protective sew-in, build it onto a wig unit, or run it through a braid-and-sew set, whichever the look calls for. Up front the transparent base is the payoff: wherever you drop the part, the lace goes into your scalp rather than drawing a boundary between the frontal and your hair. Because the 1B pigment sits untouched, you can carry the whole head to honey blonde at once and keep front and back moving as a single shade.
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