Sew In Hair Extensions - Raw Body Wave Human Hair Bundle Deal - Natural Black (1B)

A Wave That Bounces Instead of Dropping
Pull a wet strand and it stretches out, then rebounds rather than snapping. That rebound is what carries the S-wave through a full day instead of letting it fall slack by afternoon. The elasticity comes from the strand's internal bonds, still intact because raw hair was never cooked soft on the factory floor, so the bounce is genuinely in the fiber and not steamed in.

The Resting Shape Is Already the Style
This install lands with its soft S-movement built in, so whatever you smooth it into is the temporary version and the wave is the default it drifts back to. Press it flat for a sleek morning, then scrunch and air-dry it into movement the next day, and every wash returns it to the pattern it grew with.

Deep 1B That Melts the Part Away
Sitting at a true #1B, this is the lived-in natural black most dark hair already is, and it's not a flat blue-black box tone, so your leave-out disappears into the wave with no hard line down the part. That depth is real pigment resting untouched inside the fiber, the kind a dye job can only mimic.

Trim a Weft and It Holds the Cut
Finished as a double-density machine weft, this folds the short hairs into the middle of the seam rather than leaving them loose, so cutting a bundle to your track won't set it shedding at the edge. That construction is what carries a sewn weft through weeks of wear and the tug of a braided row.

Three Waved Wefts That Fall With Motion
Stitched flat across cornrowed tracks, three graduated wave bundles spread their weight along the braid base and swing with movement instead of hanging as a solid curtain. The set climbs through its lengths so the short rides high and the long drops beneath, and the wave's bend hides each transition while adding bounce inch for inch.

No Adhesive, Your Own Hair Rests Beneath
The wefts sew to your braids with no adhesive touching a single one of your own strands, so your hair stays tucked and protected under the whole install while your scalp breathes. Take-down is just releasing the thread, and the row lifts away with your own hair still braided safe below.

Raw Cuticle Carries the Wave to #613
A #613 platinum is a long lift, and it's the raw cuticle that survives it. Since this was never decolorized, the scale layer lies flat and low-porosity, so bleach travels through evenly. On a wave that matters double: the flat cuticle is what keeps the movement and shine alive to platinum, where a stripped weft would go dry and snap.