Raw hair bundles, sold by the weft, from single donors. Indian, Vietnamese, Cambodian and Burmese, in the texture the donor grew. Nothing here is acid washed, colour stripped or chemically processed into a pattern it never had.
Which texture should I choose?
Indian is the finest strand and blends with the widest range of hair types, which is why it is our best seller. Vietnamese is thick, strong and lustrous, and the most low maintenance day to day. Cambodian is the coarsest and thickest in diameter, so it gives a fuller, denser look and blends into textured hair. Burmese curly is thick and coarse by nature and made for natural 3b to 4c hair.
How many bundles do I need?
Three bundles covers a standard sew-in for most head sizes at mid lengths. Past 22" a fourth bundle is worth adding, because length pulls the same weight of hair thinner across the install.
What length should I order?
Curly and wavy textures wear shorter than their measured length because of shrinkage. If you want the hair to fall at a specific point, order longer than the number in your head.
Single drawn or double drawn?
Double drawn bundles have the shorter strands removed by hand, so the thickness carries from root to tip rather than tapering at the ends. It is slower to produce and uses more hair, which is why it costs more. Single drawn keeps the natural length ratio and suits softer, layered looks.
Do I need a closure or a frontal?
How much do raw hair bundles cost?
Bundles here start at £115 and run to £240 depending on length and texture. For what a full install costs once you add a closure or frontal, read how much raw hair costs in the UK.
How do I know it is genuinely raw?
Raw hair comes from one donor per bundle with the cuticles intact and aligned, so it does not matt, and it shows its own slightly irregular pattern after a wash. Perfect uniformity across every bundle is the warning sign, not the reassurance. See how to tell if hair is raw.
