Sew In Hair Extensions - Raw Burmese Curly Human Hair Bundle Deal - Natural Black (1B)

Pick the Trio That Sets Your Fall
This deal ships in stepped length sets. Go 14-16-18 for a shoulder-grazing coil or 20-22-24 if you want real drop, so the length is decided before a single track is laid. Shortest at the crown, longest underneath, and the taper builds into the install itself with no razoring to fake the shape.

A Strand Wide Enough to Hold Its Own Curl
Burmese is about as coarse as human hair comes, and a wide strand carries an inner column of fiber that finer hair goes without. That column is why a single coil can bear its own weight and rebound instead of collapsing, and why a set built off these bundles stays thick to the tips rather than fading to wisps.

Cut the Weft, Keep the Row Tight
These are weighed and machine-sewn the same way every run, so holding one to your track and trimming it a touch long leaves the seam locked at the cut rather than shedding down the row. That consistency is what lets you lay an even curly track again and again.

Weight Carried on Your Braid Instead of Your Edges
Curly density sits heavy per track, so once the braid is thick enough to carry it, you tie the two braids into a small center tail and sew the weft flat across that, keeping the load on your own braid and off your hairline. A snip releases the row when you're finished, your hair braided underneath the whole time.

Curls Read Thirsty, So Feed Them
Because the strand bends, oil from your scalp stalls partway down and never reaches the tips the way it does on straight hair, which is why coils drink up a leave-in and a wide-tooth detangle instead of turning greasy. Keep these hydrated and the pattern holds soft and springy through the wear.

Raw Is What Reaches #613 in One Piece
A #613 platinum is more lift than a warm blonde, and raw hair is what makes the climb. Never decolorized, the cuticle lies flat and low-porosity, so lightener saturates evenly and carries it toward the palest blonde without the patchy grab dyed hair gives. Stop wherever the tone reads clean, the coil coming through intact.

Three Bundles of Honest Curl
Three full bundles is the volume that fans across every track and reads as your own thick head of coils, without sitting on top like a skin of hair. That fullness is what closes the gaps between rows so no braid or weft ever shows through the pattern.

Press It Straight, Wash It Back to Coil
Here's the reversibility a wave or straight set can't match: iron this bone-straight for a week, and one wash drops it right back to its defined Burmese coil. Raw hair takes color, takes a flat iron, takes a wand, and comes home to the curl it grew with, so a single set spans straight, smoothed, and full-coil looks.