Hair Extensions - Jerry Curl 13x6 HD Lace Frontal - Natural Black (1B)

Six Inches of Depth a Coil Actually Needs
A jerry curl spiral stands up off the scalp at the part, which bares more lace down the division than any flat texture would. The 6-inch channel gives those coils somewhere to spill sideways off a long center or a swept side instead of crowding the seam where the opening yawns widest. That depth pays off more on a coil than it ever would on hair that lies flat.

A Roaming Part Beyond a Merely Free One
Plenty of bases let you move the part since nothing's sewn in to pin it. What the six adds is somewhere for the part to travel. A shallower frontal free-parts fine until you push a center line deep and hit the wefts halfway down; the extra inches here keep bare base under the comb the whole way, so today's center and tomorrow's deep side both land with no old crease bleeding through.

A Wide HD Sheet That Still Vanishes
This drapes a broad panel of lace across the front, and a deep part throws it wide open right where scalp shows most. HD earns that span on the thread gauge alone: a mesh this fine reads into skin instead of stacking into a pale film, so even a sheet this size melts down at the division. A small closure never has to survive that much lace at once. It's the edge curly installs count on.

The Coil Reforms From Its Own Give
Wet one sound strand of this virgin hair and it draws out by a third to somewhere near half over its dry size, then snaps home without a break, and that stretch-and-return is what keeps the spiral rebuilding instead of relaxing flat over a long install. Across a 13x6 that spring has to carry the whole ear-to-ear front, edge to edge, where a closure only steadies one small panel.

Mist the Wide Opening Awake
The part is where a curly frontal flattens first, since sleep and handling press the coils down along the division. Wet them and the bonds holding each turn release, then knit back as they dry, so a spritz and a scrunch bring the spiral home right across the wide opening rather than a closure-sized patch, and no iron in sight.

U-Track Braids Sit Flat Under Fine Mesh
Made to sew onto braided cornrows, it caps the front section your tracks keep clear of. Lay two braids per track in a U so the hair spreads level, and nothing bumps up through that fine HD grid, just a finished hairline with your edges braided down.

Behaves Under Heat Where Fiber Fails
This is real virgin hair with a working cortex and cuticle, so an iron stretches it loose and a rod winds it tight and holds. Synthetic strands melt under that same heat and never keep a set; this one takes it the way strands rooted in your own scalp behave.

Even Lift Across the Whole Front
No pigment stripped or laid in yet, so this 1B climbs the lightening stages in steady steps rather than jumping. On a frontal that matters, because you're brightening the whole hairline ear to ear at once and any banding shows up first along the deep part where the eye already lands. Carry it to honey blonde and it stays uniform corner to corner. The front runs 16 inches or 18, sized to the coil running behind it.