Sew In Hair Extensions - Yaki Straight 3 Bundle Deal - Natural Black (1B)

Three Matched Bundles, One Sitting
Buying yaki a bundle at a time works right up until you're at the mirror short a row with the back refusing to fill. The deal settles that in advance: several matched lengths arrive together, enough for a full sew-in in one go, and priced under the same lengths bought apart. Every bundle off one run means the install reads as a single head instead of a patchwork of close-enough matches.

A Pressed Finish From Edge to Edge
Yaki carries the soft, worn-in look your own hair has the day you flat-iron it rather than a glassy slick, so across the full set your leave-out never comes out plainer than the bundles around it. The texture already matches natural hair that's been smoothed out, which is what keeps the whole install reading as one.

Lengths That Step Down the Back
The trio brings shorter over longer, so you sew the long rows low at the nape and work the shorter toward the crown. That step-down is what fills the back into a thick, blended fall rather than dropping to a blunt line where one single length would give out.

Keeps Its Swing Through the Heat
Yaki was never finished glassy, so it holds that worn-in movement through repeated styling, right where an over-processed straight goes stiff and dry on you. Straighten it, wear it, straighten it again, and it stays soft the way pressed hair should.

Sleek Today, Curled Tomorrow
Wand the set while it's dry and it takes the curl, then wash day drops it back to straight, so one deal covers both the sleek install and a curled night out. Give a fresh curl a moment to cool before you touch it and it holds through the evening.

Trim Every Weft, Keep It Tight
Each bundle sits on a machine double-stitched weft, two locked rows across the top, so you cut it to its track and the seam holds through weeks of wear. A full straight install exposes a loose, fraying edge fast, and these stay put right where you trim them.

Rests on Your Braids, No Glue
The wefts lay onto cornrowed tracks and stitch down, so a full set's weight sits on your braids with no adhesive near your own strands, which is what actually lets a sew-in rest your hair beneath it. The routine for a length-and-volume install runs through this sew-in guide, and taking it out is a snip of the thread.

One 1B, Liftable to #27
Every bundle lands at the same off-black and holds its color down inside the strand the way your own hair does, so no seam shows between rows. Leave the set dark, or lift the whole thing to a warm #27, where the untouched cuticle takes lightener evenly rather than patchy.