Sew In Hair Extensions - Burmese Curly Human Hair Bundles - Natural Black (1B)

A Sharp Coil at True Off-Black
A Burmese curl at #1B reads crisp at the part, because no warm tone pulls your eye off the pattern, just clean off-black spirals at the depth most Black and brunette hair already sits. That's the shade that lets a defined coil slide in beside your leave-out with no seam, the darkness running from your root straight through the added curl.

Refresh the Coil With Water, No Wand
Slept on one side and the coil's gone flat? A mist of water and a scrunch brings the spiral back as it air-dries, no hot tool and no heat to answer for later. A defined Burmese curl at natural black holds its drop through most nights, so a quick damp reset is usually the whole morning routine.

A Curl With Genuine Grip
You get spirals with real shape and rebound that won't sag into limp waves by afternoon. On a single bundle that hold earns its keep, because one weft has to justify its spot in the install on its own, and a coil that keeps its spring is what makes a lone bundle pull its weight.

Off-Black the Strand Grew Itself
This lands at #1B with no dye involved, so the colour is the brown-black pigment resting inside the strand where it formed, rather than a layer painted over the top. That's why it comes across as lived-in natural black instead of the flat, hard darkness a box shade prints on.

One Weft Trimmed to a Curly Row
A single 100-gram weft is meant to be held to your braided track and cut to length before you stitch it flat. A spiral spreads sideways more than a straight ribbon does, so one weft covers more of a row than you'd guess, and at take-down a cut along the top releases it clean off the braid.

Your Own Hair Braided Safe Beneath
Sewn to tracks, your natural hair stays plaited down and out of the weather, which is the whole point of running a sew-in. Anything that sheds through your growth cycle stays held in the braid instead of tangling loose, so take-down day stays easy on you.

Lift It to Honey When You're Ready
Landing at #1B rather than pre-dyed, the outer layer comes in healthy and tight, so it lifts evenly to a honey #27 the day you want the switch. Lightener draws the pigment out by degrees, letting you stop wherever the warmth reads right while the coil holds its shape.

100 Grams That Reaches Every Row
One bundle runs a full 100 grams, and since a coil opens out at each track, that single weft stretches across more of your head than a flat bundle of the same weight would. That's the gap between curls that pass for your own thick hair and a set that lies there sparse.