Body Wave Human Hair Bundle - Natural Black, 100g

Body wave is the most wearable texture there is — a soft, open S-wave that gives movement and body without committing you to a curl. It blends easily with natural hair, it photographs well, and it looks styled even on the days you've done nothing to it.

These are single bundles of human hair, 100g each, in natural black. Sewn, bonded or clipped into your own hair, they add length and thickness that moves the way your hair does — no cap, no lace to lay, no hairline to match.

How many bundles do you need?

Each bundle here is 100g, and you buy them individually — so you control exactly how much you're adding.

• One bundle — a top-up. Adds thickness to a ponytail, fills out thin ends, or gives you a bit more body without a full install.
• Three bundles — the standard full head, and enough for anything up to about 22 inches.
• Four bundles — for 24 inches and above. Longer hair needs more weight at the bottom, or the ends look thin and see-through.

You can buy all the same length for a blunt, uniform finish, or mix lengths for built-in layers — shorter bundles underneath, longest on top, which gives a graduated shape without a stylist cutting layers in afterwards.

Find your length

Sixteen inches through to twenty-eight. Body wave loses a little visible length to the wave pattern, so expect it to sit slightly shorter than the stated measurement — usually an inch or two. If you're between sizes, go longer.

One thing worth knowing: bundles arrive compressed from packaging and can look shorter and thinner than expected out of the packet. Shake them out and let them hang before you judge — they open up considerably.

Why bundles rather than a wig

• They blend with your own hair. Your parting is your parting, your hairline is your hairline. Nothing to match, nothing to lay, no lace for anyone to spot.
• You control the density. Add a bundle for more, hold one back for less. A wig is whatever density it came as.
• They're cheaper per install. No cap or frontal to pay for, and a good sew-in lasts six to eight weeks.
• They're reusable. Take them out, wash them, reinstall. The same bundles come back several times.
• They take colour going darker. Natural black can be dyed to browns and darker shades. It won't lift lighter without bleaching, so if you want blonde, start with a lighter base.

Installation

Wefts can be sewn onto braided cornrows for the longest-lasting install, bonded with adhesive for a quicker one, or sewn onto clips to make removable pieces you take out each night. A sew-in is best done by a stylist unless you've done it before; clip-ins you can make up yourself in an evening.

Care

Wash every couple of weeks, or sooner with heavy product use. Sulphate-free shampoo, condition through the mid-lengths and ends rather than the tracks, and air dry where possible. Detangle from the ends upward with a wide-tooth comb, and never brush the waves out dry. Use a heat protectant before hot tools and keep temperatures moderate — the hair isn't attached to a scalp producing new oils, so it doesn't recover the way your own hair does. Braid it loosely or tie it up at night to stop the ends rubbing.

Real hair, real length, blended into your own.