Virgin Water Wave Bundles

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Water wave hair moves in a spiral rather than an S. A deep wave folds back and forth in one plane; water wave turns around itself, which is why it reads wet and full when it is dry, and why it holds volume without being set. This page holds one bundle: Brazilian virgin water wave, 100% human, 10 to 22 inches in natural black. The pattern is steamed in rather than chemically set, so it springs back after a wash instead of loosening over a few weeks. How to choose length, bundle count and a lace piece Order longer than you want to see. Length is measured with the hair pulled straight, and a spiral gives up more to shrinkage than a wave does — a 20-inch water wave bundle can hang closer to 15 inches once it dries. Three to four inches over your target is the right allowance on this texture. Three bundles cover a full sew-in at 18 inches and under. Past 22, buy four. The pattern takes up space that would otherwise read as density, so a water wave install looks fuller than a straight one at the same bundle count — and thinner at the ends if you buy short. Water wave comes as a 4x4 and a 5x5 closure in both HD and transparent lace, and as a 13x4 frontal in both. Buy the piece in the same texture. A wave that does not spiral, sitting right at the part, is the first thing anyone notices. Questions people ask about water wave hair Deep wave vs water wave: what is the difference? Deep wave is a flat S, water wave is a spiral. Run a finger down a deep wave strand and it zigzags in one plane; do the same on water wave and it turns like a ribbon. In wear, water wave looks looser and wetter and swells more as it dries, while deep wave holds a tighter, more uniform pattern. Water wave also shrinks more, so order it longer. Which is better for volume, water wave or deep wave hair? Water wave, at the same length and bundle count. The spiral occupies more space in every direction, so it fills out a sew-in with less hair. Deep wave gives you more visible definition and a more repeatab