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Sew In Hair Extensions - Yaki Straight Human Hair Bundles - Natural Black (1B)
Sew In Hair Extensions - Yaki Straight Human Hair Bundles - Natural Black (1B)
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A Sew-In Weft You Cut to the Track
One straight weft frays fastest at a loose cut edge, so this one is locked shut with two stitched rows up top before it ships. That double-stitched seam means you can trim a single bundle to fit your braid and it holds where the scissors land, instead of leaking hair through weeks of wear.
Sits Between Relaxed and Pressed
This is the weft that vanishes into your leave-out whether you wear your hair relaxed or blown out, because yaki's body lands square between the two. A relaxer permanently rebuilds the strongest bonds inside coily hair to hold it straight, while a press only loosens the everyday ones that spring back when it rains. Yaki splits that difference, so your edges fold in either way you keep them.
Buy the Length You're Short On
These come as single 100g wefts, 12" to 24", so you build the install one length at a time. Match a couple for a blunt sleek bob, or run short over long for a face-framing drop that blends down into your ends. By the bundle, you add exactly what a section needs and skip paying for a preset trio.
A Softer Curl Than a Glassy Straight Takes
Wand one of these for a night out and the wave holds while the strand stays dry, then wet it on wash day and it drops back to a pressed-straight fall. That faint grain down a yaki strand gives a curl more to bite into than a slick surface offers, so the set goes in softer and lingers a touch longer before water resets it.
Braided Down and Stitched In
A single weft sews onto braids laid flat to your scalp, so the weight rides your cornrows and no glue ever touches your natural hair, which is what makes a sew-in a real protective style for natural hair while your own hair rests below. Take-down is one snip of the thread and the row lifts off clean.
Off-Black That Reads Pressed Rather Than Processed
At a true #1B this lands as the soft natural off-black most dark hair already carries, and yaki's low-sheen face is what lets that darkness pass for pressed or relaxed hair rather than something out of a bottle. No glassy shine sits at your part to give the added length away.
A Honey #27 With a Sun-Warmed Cast
The pigment sits evenly through the strand and the outer layer lies flat, so lightener carries this to a honey #27 with no patchy grabbing. On yaki's matte finish that warmth reads like a pressed brown lightened by the sun, soft instead of glossy, so even a coloured install still passes for styled natural hair.
100 Grams a Weft
Each single bundle carries a full 100 grams, real weight that spreads across a track instead of sitting thin, so even one weft in a section fills it out where a lighter bundle would leave it looking sparse.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Human Hair |
| Texture | Yaki Straight |
| Color | Natural Black (#1B) |
| Length | 12", 14", 16", 18", 20", 22", 24" |
| Weight | 100g (3.5 oz) Per Bundle |
| Construction | Machine Double-Stitched Weft |
| Coloring Capability | Can Be Colored Up To #27 |
| Compatibility | Blends Well With Relaxed or Natural Hair |
| Recommended Use | Suitable for Sew-Ins, Wigs, and Protective Styles |
Test One Weft Before You Braid Down
The smart way into a texture is a single bundle. Lay one 100g yaki weft flat against your own hair, in the light you actually live in, and read the match before you cornrow the rest of your head under it. If it sits right, braid down and sew the rest in; if you want it warmer or longer, you've risked one bundle instead of a full set. That low-stakes trial is hard to get from a preset trio, and it's where the single sew-in weft earns its place when you're sorting through the texture options in a bundle lineup.
A Weft That Works Off Your Scalp Too
The lock-stitched top makes one bundle as handy away from a braid as on it. Sew a few onto a cap and you've built a yaki wig you lift off at night, or thread one weft through a section for length while the rest of your hair stays out. A lone bundle is the easy first move whether you're planning a full head, a partial fill, or a wig-based sew-in install.
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