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Hair Extensions - Loose Wave 7x7 HD Lace Closure - Natural Black (1B)
Hair Extensions - Loose Wave 7x7 HD Lace Closure - Natural Black (1B)
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The Widest Part on the Rack
Seven inches by seven is the biggest closure here, near-frontal reach across the crown without the ear-to-ear commitment a full frontal asks for. Drop the part deep, swing it to a corner, move it again next time, and there's always lace under it before you hit your own tracks.
Loose Wave Filling the Whole Crown
The texture is the open, relaxed bend, no tight curl to it, and on a seven-inch square that wave spreads across more scalp than a 6x6 or a 5x5 reaches. Set the part anywhere inside that field and the wave is already sitting there to fall into, so the whole thing reads as crown rather than a patch laid on top.
The Surface Layers That Keep It Soft
Every strand is wrapped in several overlapping surface layers, and on virgin hair they're still tight and root-turned rather than scrubbed loose by processing. That intact wrapping is why the wave keeps its softness and its shine through weeks of washing instead of roughing up into frizz. It's also a lot of area to keep smooth on a piece this size, and virgin hair holds that condition where cheaper hair wouldn't.
Stitches On With a Curved Needle
Braid the crown down into flat tracks first, then stitch the closure over them with a curved needle, wefts locked onto the cornrows by a cotton-wrapped thread that won't shrink or saw at the strands. It finishes a clean install in one sheet, or mounts the same onto a wig cap. Here's how a closure carries a natural-looking crown.
A Whole Crown of Wave That Resets
The bend is held by temporary bonds rather than a perm, so heat moves it and a dry-down puts it back with nothing chemically fixed. Press the full seven-inch part dead flat for a night, then rinse and air-dry, and the wave fills the crown back in on its own. Thermal protectant before every hot tool, no skipping.
A Big Field That Still Disappears
HD is the thinnest lace grade woven, and a 7x7 is a lot of sheer ground to make vanish. The whole seven-inch parting field thins to skin tone against the deep 1B rather than greying up the way a heavier lace would across that much area. Cut it close to your hairline, leave the finest rim, and it's gone.
Even Lift, All the Way Up
Because this level-one surface has never been cracked open, a lightener carries every strand up at the same pace. Even lift counts for more across a base this wide than across any smaller closure: over a full seven-inch crown, a patchy climb would surface as streaks across the widest stretch of hair on the head, and virgin strands lifting at one rate keep the whole field one clean tone from edge to edge. Carry it up to sit with bundles you've already brightened, or wear the 1B deep as it ships.
Two Lengths, No Short Step
Offered in 16 and 18 inches. Because loose wave is an open bend and not a tight curl, it hangs its length out instead of springing up short, so the drop you pick reads close to true. Both are cut to the same loose wave running through the bundles below.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Virgin Human Hair |
| Texture | Loose Wave |
| Lace Size | 7x7 HD Lace Closure |
| Lace Type | HD Lace – creates a seamless blend |
| Color | Natural Black |
| Coloring Capability | Can be lifted to Honey Blonde |
| Part | Versatile parting options |
| Coverage | Maximum coverage |
| Heat Styling | Heat friendly – curl or straighten as desired |
| Length | 16", 18" |
| Recommended Use | Perfect for Sew-Ins & Custom Wigs |
Building the Whole Install
This closure is cut to finish a unit rather than stand alone. Sew it over cornrows with matching loose wave bundles, or build the whole set onto a wig cap, and the crown carries the same virgin texture as the length below it, so the open wave runs unbroken from part to ends with the body and easy volume the texture is known for. Because the closure and the bundles are both 100% virgin human hair, they take heat and lift the same way, so a curl set, a straightening pass, or a climb toward honey blonde lands evenly across the finished head instead of one section reading off. Matching the bundle density to this 7x7 is what keeps the join invisible, and picking the right bundles for a closure is worth getting right before you start.
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