Different Types Of Human Hair Weave

Julia hair was born in 1999 in the Xuchang, Henan, China with 15 years experience. We developed from a small local textile processing enterprises and gradually into a global human hair enterprises in the world. Julia hair sells Brazilian, Malaysian, Peruvian and Indian virgin human hair weave in wholesale and retail price.

Brazilian hair weave

Brazilian hair extensions are more coarse than Indian and because of that, they hold curls even better. The coarseness also helps the hair blend well with the texture of women of African descent. The hair such as Brazilian deep wave virgin hair wouldn't necessarily be a good purchase if you planned to wear it bone straight all the time, however. It is shiny enough, and you could use a flat Iron to straighten out the natural body, but if you want bone straight hair, Indian would be a better choice.

Malaysian virgin hair

Malaysian hair is very fine and is the least likely to match or blend with straightened hair from people of African decent. Chinese hair is the only kind of extension that would be finer. The curls in Malaysian hair are fabulous. If you do purchase the straight hair, I recommend purchasing a closure piece for the top instead of leaving out any of your own because the fine texture is often a poor match for the wearers' hair.

It holds curl well. I recommend curling with rods for better results since reducing exposure to flat irons and curling irons will increase the longevity of your bundles like deep wave virgin Malaysian hair bundles. This hair is also pretty shiny, though it decreases after about three or four washes. Overall, though, it is a great looking product. Since Malaysian hair is very fine, I'd recommend using at least two bundles if you're purchasing ones that are longer than 18''.

Peruvian hair weave bundles

Peruvian is the coarsest of the hair I've come across. As we know from the Indian and the Brazilian, that extra coarseness helps it blend and hold curls. The hair like Peruvian curly virgin hair is dense and full so it would create a voluminous look when worn straight. However, it is more pricey than Indian hair.

Virgin Indian hair weave

Indian is next in order of coarseness. It is dense and a good match for the texture of black women's hair. It is great if you want to wear your hair straight though it is also very versatile. The coarseness helps it hold curls, though it doesn't do this as well as some other types of extensions. It used to be the most popular kind of hair, even though it is fairly silky which makes it hard to blend with Afro hair.

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