Hair Extensions - Raw Body Wave 13x4 HD Lace Frontal - Natural Black (1B)

One Donor Behind Every Strand
This is single-donor raw hair, gathered off one person and never soaked in the acid bath that strips mixed commercial hair down. Every strand shares the same weight and the same wave, so the front doesn't read as a patchwork of textures the way pooled hair can once the light hits it.

Cuticle All Facing One Way
Raw hair is kept root-turned, meaning the tiny scales that sheathe each strand all point down the length together, the way they grew. Nothing scrubbed them off to fake a smooth lay, and that shared direction is why the strands glide past each other at the basin instead of catching and felting into a mat.

A Weekly Mask It Actually Drinks
Those intact scales are also what let a strand pull moisture in and hold it. A deep treatment soaks down rather than beading on the surface, so one mask a week keeps the whole front soft and swinging, none of that dry, crunchy handle over-worked hair gives you by month's end.

Soft Wave With Weight Behind It
Body wave is an open, unhurried S rather than a spring, and the bend sits in the strand itself, so it falls and sways under its own weight instead of bouncing back up. It settles into a wash-and-go without ever meeting a wand.

The Bend Holds Because the Core Is Whole
This wave was never heat-stamped on. It lives in the strand's own core, held by the same links water eases open and drying draws shut, and because that core here is raw and unbroken it keeps its first shape instead of slackening the way over-cooked hair does. Mist it, let the air dry it, and the body walks right back in.

Re-Part It Anywhere It Lands
Since nothing was stripped to train these strands to sit one fixed way, they fall back into line wherever you drop a new part. Move where it opens and the lace lies flat with no old seam pressing through. Here's how a frontal opens up your parting, girl.

Dark Knots That Need No Bleach
On this sheer HD base the little knots ride so low they pass for scalp right where the front hairline reads. Being true #1B, they come dark to begin with, so they settle in with none of the knot-bleaching or tinting a lighter piece takes to hide. Nothing to prep before it goes on.

Even Colour Where It Shows First
The strand's pigment lives in its core, and on raw #1B that colour was never pried apart by chemistry, so it answers a lightener like real virgin hair. Across a 13x4 that counts most at the part and the temples, the first places a patchy lift betrays, and this one carries up toward #613 clean, so take it wherever you like.

Sew It, Glue It, Set It on a Cap
Stitch it to cornrow tracks, bond it along the hairline as a frontal, or mount it on a unit. The four inches of depth close off the whole front section a braid-and-sew leaves open, tucking your own edges safe underneath while the lace does the hairline.