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Sew In Hair Extensions - Raw Straight Human Hair Bundles - Natural Black (1B)
Sew In Hair Extensions - Raw Straight Human Hair Bundles - Natural Black (1B)
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Shine That Was Never Faked On
A raw straight bundle bounces light back in one clean sheet, and that gloss belongs to the strand, and not to a silicone film sprayed over it. Budget straight hair leans on that film and loses its glow the first wash or two once it rinses away. Here the surface came to you whole, so the shine on the bundle now is the shine you'll still see weeks deep into the install.
Pick Each Length As You Go
These sell one bundle at a time, 12" through 28", so you assemble the install piece by piece instead of paying for a locked trio. Want a soft graduation? Order a couple of different lengths and let them fall. Want a blunt, heavy curtain? Buy three of the same. What lands on your head is a set of choices you made yourself.
A Line That Holds With No Daily Press
This falls poker-straight on its own, so you're not chasing a forced press that collapses the second the air turns damp. The strand drops into a clean vertical and stays put, wear after wear, without a flat iron in your morning to keep the fall in place.
Curl One Bundle, Keep the Rest Sleek
A single length doubles as its own styling switch. Wand one bundle for movement through a section and leave the others smooth, or reset everything straight on wash day, because a straight strand takes a temporary curl and washes back flat. Let a fresh curl cool all the way before you touch it and the shape carries through the day.
Drop In or Shift a Row Without Starting Over
One bundle stitches onto a track braided flat to your head, so you can add a row for thickness or slide a track somewhere new without unpicking the whole thing, and none of it bonds to your own strands. When a row's done, a snip of the thread lifts it away and your natural hair sits untouched beneath.
Try #613 on One Bundle Before You Commit
Since this raw hair has never met a factory lightener, it climbs all the way to #613 and holds together at the ends rather than crumbling on the way up. That's the payoff of buying single: lift one bundle to read the blonde against your skin before you risk the install, or wear a lifted length as a money-piece against your natural-black rows.
Deep 1B, the Strand's Own Colour
At a true #1B this sits as genuine natural black, none of the hard blue cast a box dye leaves behind. The darkness is pigment the strand grew and kept, with no stripping and repainting, so it agrees with most dark hair and your part gives up no seam where your own hair ends.
One Bundle, Restitched Season After Season
Nothing was cooked out of this by factory processing, so a strand survives being unpicked, washed, and sewn up fresh. Move that same single bundle into a new section your next install instead of buying more, and one length pays you back several times over.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Raw Human Hair, unprocessed |
| Texture | Natural Straight |
| Color | Natural Black |
| Coloring Capability | Can be lifted to #613; can be colored, curled, and straightened |
| Heat Styling | Heat friendly; can be curled, straightened, and styled |
| Length | 12", 14", 16", 18", 20", 22", 24", 26", 28" |
| Longevity | Long-lasting; designed for multiple installs with proper care |
| Recommended Use | Full sew-in, adding volume, or customizing a wig |
One Length, Wherever You Put It
A lone raw straight bundle takes on whatever role you stitch it into. Stack a full run of them for a dense, mirror-flat install, tuck one under a thinning crown for volume nobody clocks, or sew a few onto a cap and grow a straight wig out of nothing. There's no wave to line up seam to seam, so a single bundle drops in beside whatever sits next to it and reads as one piece, which is what lets one length cover so much ground.
Bought Once, Worn Round After Round
This hair is built to come down and go back up, so think of every wash as setup for the next install rather than the end of one. Run a diluted, sulfate-free shampoo down the wefts about once a week instead of scrubbing the roots, press the water out with a towel, and the strand comes through take-down intact. Treated that gently, a single bundle keeps its swing and its gloss install after install, which is how one sew-in bundle outlasts what its price tag suggests. Reposition it, restyle it, take it to blonde down the road; the length keeps earning its keep.
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