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

The Tightest, Wettest Coil at Full Length
Water wave winds tighter than the loose beachy roll of an ocean swell, a small sprung S that looks soaked through even bone dry. Carry that tighter coil across twenty inches and it grips into clean repeating ripple all the way down instead of easing into the soft open bend a looser pattern falls into.

The S Keeps Repeating Toward the Back
Twenty inches gives the spiral room to turn over itself again and again before the ends arrive, so a coil this tight keeps its ripple well down toward the mid-back where a wave would have loosened off. The bend is grown into the hair rather than ironed in, so what you see dry is what comes back once it's washed.

Density Is Yours to Dial
A tight coil takes up more room than a slack wave, so each water-wave piece fills part of the parting on its own and the pack count settles the rest. Load 100-piece, 120-gram sets right across the head for a packed all-over look, or take 50-piece, 60-gram bundles alone when you want the length with a little of your own scalp breathing through.

Water Brings It Back
A wet-look pattern this tight loosens through the day and springs up again with water, so a long drop gone limp by afternoon needs no hot tool to recover. Wet it down, gather each section in toward the scalp and let it air-dry, then loosely pin the length up overnight if you like. By morning the coil has sprung back, real length and volume you keep up without heat.

Pulled Through the Holes, Left Unknotted
Each piece comes pre-looped, and the hook draws that loop through the holes of the string base and catches it on your cornrows, hair worked onto braids with a hook rather than glue or thread. Nothing cinches shut at the root, so the weight sits on the braid and not your head, and a full twenty inches of coil drops clean from where it's anchored with no lump underneath.

The Give That Outlasts the Resets
Wet a healthy strand and it stretches well past its dry length, then draws back without tearing; that built-in give is what a living fibre has and a synthetic never will. It's why twenty inches can take a soaking, a scrunch, and a night slept on, then do it all again tomorrow, the coil returning to its turn each time rather than pulling loose for good.

Iron It Straight, Rinse It Curly
It's real human hair, so it answers heat the way your own does. Smooth the whole length flat for a sleek day, or wind sections on a wand to coil it tighter still, and the set holds until you wash. One rinse and the water wave is home. Lay heat protectant down before the first pass, no exceptions.

Reuse That Pays Off in Inches
Take-down is easy, the hook frees each piece with nothing cut, so this same set of twenty-inch strands goes straight back up next time, and the more inches you reuse, the more wear one buy returns. Shade 1B is a softened black rather than a stark one, the near-black most dark heads already carry, so a drop this long settles into your colour without a salon visit.