Top 5 Best Selling Bundles

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These are the four virgin hair bundles that move fastest — the ones stylists reorder without thinking and the ones that come back in the most repeat carts. Brazilian straight, loose wave, deep wave and yaki straight, all 100% human hair in natural black, all with the texture steamed in rather than set with chemicals. The list is short and unglamorous for a reason. These four suit the most heads, blend with the most natural hair, and are the easiest to live with after week two. What each one does Brazilian straight is bone straight from root to tip, no curl to fight and no pattern to reset after a wash. It shows length honestly, because nothing shrinks it up. 10 to 32 inches. Brazilian loose wave is a wide, soft S — more definition than a body wave, less upkeep than a deep wave. It is the middle-ground texture and the safest pick if you are not sure. 10 to 32 inches. Brazilian deep wave is the tighter, defined S that holds its shape wet and dry. Buy it for visible pattern and volume, and buy it two to four inches longer than you want to see, because the curl takes back a lot of the measured length. 10 to 32 inches. Brazilian yaki straight is straight hair with the grain of pressed hair still in it. It blends with pressed and relaxed natural hair better than a silky straight bundle ever will. 10 to 24 inches. Questions people ask before ordering How many bundles do you need for a sew-in? Three at 18 inches and under, four past 22. Hair tapers as it lengthens, so three long bundles look thin through the ends. Adding a closure or a frontal does not lower that count — the lace piece finishes the crown, the bundles still fill the sides and the back. How long does a sew-in last? Six to eight weeks. After that the braids underneath loosen, tension moves to your edges, and new growth starts fighting the tracks. Take it down on schedule and the same bundles go back in three or four more times. Which of these textures is easiest to maintain? Straight and yaki straight. Neither