Exotic wavy
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- €95,00
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- €95,00
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The Exotic wavy is a one of a kind loose curl. It has a bigger curl pattern then deep wave and a smaller curl pattern then loose wave. The hair is very bouncy. The structure is comparable with 2C type hair.
The bundels can be used for a sew-in or clip in extensions.
The quality we sell is luxury double drawn unprocessed vietnamese virgin hair. The structure is made through steaming. It can be bleached, dyed, straighten and curled. After washing they will return to their natural state. The double drawn hair is made with less short hairs in a bundle to give a really fullness on the end of the hair.
Disclaimer: We offer no warranty or guarantee if you damage your frontal , bundles or wigs in any way, we are not liable and will not offer you a refund or exchange. We suggest to seek professional help when bleaching the hair. you can contact us for options.
Q: What is RAW hair
A: RAW hair refers to hair that has not been chemically treated or processed in any way. It is considered to be the most natural and unaltered form of hair, as it has not been dyed, permed, or otherwise chemically altered. RAW hair is often considered to be of higher quality than processed hair as it is less likely to be damaged by chemical treatments. It also tends to be more durable and long-lasting than processed hair.
Q: What is steam processed virgin Hair?
A: Steam Processed Virgin Hair is a type of hair that has been treated with steam to create a softer, more luxurious texture. The steam helps to lock in moisture and reduce frizz, giving the hair a smoother, shinier appearance and creates the texture in the hair. This method of processing involves no chemicals, which helps to reduce damage and extend the lifespan of the hair. As a result, it is often considered a more durable and long-lasting option for hair extensions.
Q: What is the difference between RAW and our steam-processed hair?
A: Steam-processed hair refers to hair that has been treated with steam in order to achieve a certain texture or curl pattern. Raw hair, on the other hand, refers to hair that has not been chemically treated, colored or processed in any way.
Q: What is Double Drawn Hair?
A: Double drawn hair is a type of hair extension that is made up of hair strands of the same length. This type of hair has every strand of hair being the same length, giving the hair a fuller and more natural look.
Q: What is Single Drawn Hair?
A: Single drawn hair is a type of hair extension made up of hair strands of varying lengths. This type of hair has different lengths of hair strands, giving the hair a less full and more natural look.
Q: What is a 13x4 Frontal?
A: A 13x4 frontal is a type of lace frontal that is 13 inches wide and 4 inches deep. It is used to cover the hairline ear to ear when wearing a wig and gives the appearance of a natural hairline.
Q: What is a 13x6 Frontal?
A: A 13x6 frontal is a type of lace frontal that is 13 inches wide and 6 inches deep. It is used to cover the hairline ear to ear and has a deep parting. When wearing a wig and gives the appearance of a natural hairline.
Q: What is a 5x5/5x6 closure
A: A closure is a small piece of hair that is used to cover the top of the head and create the appearance of a natural hairline. The 5x5 / 5x6 refers to the size of the closure, which is 5 inches by 5/6 inches.
Q: What is HD Lace?
A: HD Lace is a type of transparent lace material used for wig making. It is ultra-thin and nearly invisible, making it virtually undetectable when applied to the scalp.
Q: What is Transparent Lace?
A: Transparent lace is a type of lace material used for making wigs. It is very thin and light, making it virtually undetectable when applied to the scalp.
| Option | Cost | Delivery Time |
|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | €6.05 (free above €250) | 5 - 15 Business days |
| EU countries | €12.95 | 5 - 15 Business days |
| Non-EU Europe | €19,95 | 7 - 21 Business days |
| Worldwide | €25,00 | 20 - 30 Business days |