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Raw Vietnamese Ripple Curly 5x5 Swiss Closure - Natural Curls

Raw Vietnamese Ripple Curly 5x5 Swiss Closure - Natural Curls

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Okay, so remember when I tried to blend my natural 3C curls with a straight closure and looked like I had two different people's hair on my head? Yeah, never again. This ripple curly closure literally saved my whole installation technique. Not gonna lie, finding a closure that actually matches textured hair is like finding a stylist who gets your vision on the first try. This one does both.

Specifications

Feature Details
Hair Type 100% Raw Vietnamese Human Hair
Texture Ripple Curly
Size 5x5 Closure
Lace Type Swiss Lace
Hair Color Natural Black (1B)
Coloring Can lift to #613
Processing Unprocessed

What Makes This Actually Worth It

Girl, let me tell you why I'm obsessed with this specific closure. First off, the ripple curly pattern isn't that tight, crunchy curl that looks fake. It's got this beautiful S-pattern with actual movement. When I first installed one of these at the salon, my client literally cried because it was the first time her closure matched her leave-out perfectly.

The 5x5 size is honestly the sweet spot. You get enough space to create any part you want (middle, side, zigzag if you're feeling creative), but it's not so big that it's hard to secure. Plus, that Swiss lace? It's thin enough to melt into your skin but strong enough that you won't tear it trying to pluck the hairline.

Here's what really sold me though. This hair is actually raw Vietnamese, which means it hasn't been stripped and coated with silicone like some other closures. You know how some curly closures look gorgeous for two weeks then turn into a matted mess? Not this one. I've had clients wear these for six months straight with proper care, and the curls still pop after every wash.

The Technical Details That Matter

Real talk, the difference between Swiss lace and regular lace is night and day. Swiss lace is finer, so it disappears on your scalp way easier. But here's the thing, you gotta be gentle with it. No aggressive brushing at the roots, no yanking when you're installing.

The ripple curl pattern works best when you let it air dry with some leave-in conditioner and mousse. Don't try to brush it dry unless you want a frizzy situation. Just finger detangle in the shower with conditioner, scrunch in your products, and let it do its thing.

Since this is raw hair, you can absolutely color it. I've seen stylists take these to honey blonde and the curls still bounce back. Just make sure you deep condition after any chemical process because raw hair needs that moisture, especially when it's curly.

Your Humidity-Proof Styling Strategy

The ripple pattern holds up against moisture way better than bone straight closures that puff up at the first sign of humidity. Co-wash it weekly, deep condition bi-weekly, and sleep with a satin bonnet. Your install will thank you.

Whether you're doing a quick protective style or prepping for events, this closure gives you that finished look without the maintenance drama. The curl pattern is defined enough to look put-together but natural enough that people think it's growing from your scalp.

The Curl Care Routine That Works

Okay, let's talk about keeping these curls popping. For the lace, if you're not into bleaching knots (honestly, who has time?), grab some lace tint spray. Match it to your scalp, spray the underside, let it dry. Takes two minutes and looks just as good as bleached knots without the risk of over-processing.

Night protection is crucial with curly closures. Yeah, a bonnet works, but here's my trick: loosely braid or twist the hair first, then bonnet up. This prevents the curls from getting matted or crushed while you sleep. Wake up, shake it out, maybe add a little water to reactivate, and you're good.

For product selection, stick to sulfate-free everything. I'm serious. Sulfates strip the hair and make these beautiful curls go crispy. Use a water-based leave-in (not oil-based, it's too heavy) and follow with curl cream or mousse. The water-based products let the curls breathe and bounce instead of weighing them down.

Versatility Is Key

Here's something people don't realize - you can straighten this closure for a whole different look, and the curls will come right back when you wash it. That's the beauty of raw hair with its natural texture intact. One week curly, next week straight, then back to curls. No damage, no permanent alteration.

For maximum impact, pair this with the Raw Vietnamese Ripple Curly bundles. The texture match is seamless, and you get that full, voluminous look from roots to ends. Whether you're going for everyday cute or special occasion stunning, this combination delivers without the stress of trying to blend mismatched textures.

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