What Is Raw Human Hair? A Quick Guide for First-Time Buyers
Raw human hair is 100% unprocessed hair collected from a single donor. Learn what makes it different from virgin hair and why it’s the most natural, long-lasting option for hair extensions.
Learn the basics before purchasing your first set of hair extensions.
Raw human hair is 100% unprocessed hair collected from a single donor. Learn what makes it different from virgin hair and why it’s the most natural, long-lasting option for hair extensions.
Virgin hair is 100% human hair with intact cuticles. Learn how it differs from raw hair and why it’s ideal for styled, steam-processed textures like body wave.
Remy hair means all cuticles are aligned in the same direction, minimizing tangling. It’s smoother, longer-lasting, and ideal for sew-ins, tape-ins & microlinks.
Confused between microlinks and fusion extensions? Learn how each method works and which one fits your hair, lifestyle, and styling needs.
Not sure which extensions to choose? Use our lifestyle-based guide and get help from our concierge service to find your perfect match.
Ordering raw hair for the first time? Learn how many bundles to buy, how raw hair differs by donor, and how to get personalized help with your order.
Wondering how many bundles to order? This texture and length guide helps you plan for fullness, volume, and a seamless sew-in install.
Use sulfate-free, lightweight products and wash extensions weekly or biweekly. Avoid sticky or drying formulas. See full care guide inside.
We recommend washing raw hair extensions every 10–14 days. Learn when and how to wash for longevity, softness, and natural movement.
Most raw extensions can be dyed professionally, but Seamless I-Tips and pre-colored bundles should not be altered. Learn what’s safe to color and how to protect hair health.
Mild itching is common with new hair extensions and typically comes from scalp tension or dryness. Learn quick ways to relieve the itch and when to take action.
No, extensions won’t damage your hair when properly installed and maintained. Learn what causes damage and how to keep your hair healthy.
A lace closure covers just the top portion of your head, while a lace frontal goes ear to ear for full hairline coverage. Learn which one suits your styling goals.