Natural Wave
Choose wavy raw hair when you want softness with movement. It is a strong fit for a relaxed sew-in, an airy custom wig, or a style that can be worn textured one day and smoother the next.
Shop raw wavy bundlesULTRA PREMIUM RESERVE
Raw hair bundles with a life of their own.
For the woman who wants natural movement, soft fullness, and a texture that does not look stamped out of the same mold.
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PLAN YOUR INSTALL
Build your next sew-in or custom wig.
Choose your wave or curl below, then match the length and bundle count to your planned sew-in or custom wig. Bring your reference photo to your stylist and confirm whether you need a closure or frontal before ordering.
SHOP RAW BUNDLES
Choose your natural texture.
START WITH THE FINISH
Pick the texture you want to live in.
Raw hair is not about forcing every strand into place. It is about choosing a natural starting point that gives your stylist room to create a look that feels polished, personal, and easy to wear.
Natural Curl
Choose curly raw hair when volume is part of the plan. The texture brings shape, presence, and a fuller finish that makes an install feel expressive without looking overbuilt.
Shop raw curly bundlesBEFORE YOU ORDER
Buy for the way you want to wear it.
Raw hair rewards a considered plan. The best choice begins with your everyday styling habits, your appointment, and the version of the look you want after the fresh-install photo.
Expect natural variation.
Raw hair is not manufactured to match a single, uniform wave. A bundle may have a slightly looser section, a deeper bend, or a different natural body than the next. Those details are what give the finished install a softer, more believable result. Share your reference photo with your stylist so they can plan the blend and placement around the texture you receive.
Choose texture before length.
Length changes the drama, but texture sets the mood. Natural wave is versatile when you want movement that can be styled in more than one direction. Curly raw hair is the better starting point when you want fullness, visible shape, and a look that holds attention even before styling. Once the texture is right, choose the length that fits your routine and your reference.
Plan your bundle count with the whole install in mind.
For a full look, plan for 3 to 4 bundles: 2 to 3 at 12 to 14 inches, 3 at 16 to 20 inches, and often 4 at 22 inches and above. Two may suffice for a shorter style or less fullness. Length, fullness, braid count and size, and curl pattern affect the amount. Curly hair may require more bundles due to shrinkage. Your head size, leave-out, closure or frontal choice, and stylist’s method also help determine the final count. Use the Bundle Guide as a starting point, then confirm the final count before you place the order.
Think beyond the first install.
Raw hair is a better fit for shoppers who want to care for a quality set over time. Gentle cleansing, conditioning, careful detangling, heat protection, and thoughtful storage all help preserve softness and movement. Give the hair the same attention you would give a favorite garment, and it can stay part of your rotation through future looks.
RAW OR VIRGIN?
What is the difference between raw and virgin hair?
Virgin hair is steam-processed 100% human hair that has never been chemically colored, bleached, or permed. Premium Virgin hair suits shoppers who want a more consistent texture, such as Body Wave or Deep Wave, from bundle to bundle.
Raw hair is single-donor hair with no steam or chemical processing. Its natural pattern can vary between bundles. Choose it when you want natural movement and are comfortable with your stylist blending small differences in texture.
Neither choice is about settling. It is about matching the hair to your expectation. Choose Premium when you want a precise texture with straightforward predictability. Choose Raw when you appreciate an organic finish, you want maximum styling freedom, and you are ready to care for a set you plan to keep wearing.
That difference matters most after the first week. A natural wave can relax or expand depending on humidity, styling, and the way you wear it. Curly raw hair may show a different level of fullness after it has been washed and settled into the install. Those are not surprises to fight. They are normal parts of working with hair that has not been manufactured into a fixed pattern. A stylist who understands your goal can shape, trim, and blend the install so the texture feels intentional from every angle.
When you are choosing multiple bundles, think of them as a set rather than isolated pieces. Keep the same texture family and length plan together, then let your stylist decide the best placement for each bundle. A little variation through the install can make the result look softer, while thoughtful placement keeps the overall finish cohesive. If you are adding a closure or frontal, choose a compatible texture and discuss how much natural variation you want visible around the top and hairline.
Your maintenance routine should match the texture, too. Start with gentle detangling from the ends upward, then use moisture and lightweight products that do not leave a heavy coating on the hair. Curly textures benefit from hydration and definition without constant brushing. Wavy textures usually look their best when you protect the pattern at night and avoid overworking it with heat. A satin or silk wrap, careful storage between installs, and a professional refresh when needed help the hair keep the movement that made you choose it in the first place.
For a closer side-by-side look at texture, sourcing, longevity, and styling, read the Premium and Ultra Premium Reserve comparison. It can help you make the choice before the hair reaches your stylist’s chair.
MAKE THE CALL
Four signs raw hair is right for you.
- You want a one-of-one finish.You like soft variation, natural texture, and an install that does not look overly uniform.
- You are investing in repeat wear.You plan to care for the hair and bring it back for future installs, wigs, or refreshed styles.
- You want styling flexibility.You want a natural texture that can move between polished, wavy, curly, or heat-styled looks with the right care.
- You have a plan with your stylist.You know your desired texture, length, density, and finishing piece before you order.
READY TO INVEST?
Choose the bundles that make the look feel like yours.
Explore the Ultra Premium Reserve collection, choose the natural texture you love, and build your next install around hair with real movement.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers before you invest.
What are raw hair bundles?
Raw hair bundles are single-donor human hair attached to wefts, with no steam or chemical processing. They retain the donor’s natural texture, so wave, curl, and color can vary between bundles.
How are raw hair bundles different from virgin hair bundles?
Raw hair is single-donor human hair with no steam or chemical processing. Virgin hair is steam-processed 100% human hair that has never been chemically colored, bleached, or permed. Choose raw for natural texture variation or virgin for a more consistent steam-set pattern.
How many raw hair bundles do I need?
For a full look, plan for 3 to 4 bundles. For a typical installation, use 2 to 3 bundles at 12 to 14 inches, 3 bundles at 16 to 20 inches, and often 4 bundles at 22 inches and above. Two bundles may suffice for a shorter style or less fullness. Length, desired fullness, braid count and size, and curl pattern all affect the amount. Curly hair may require more bundles due to shrinkage. Confirm your final count with your stylist.
Can raw hair bundles be colored or heat styled?
Raw hair can be heat styled and professionally colored. For major lightening or color correction, work with an experienced colorist and use a test strand first so the plan reflects the natural starting color and texture of your bundle.
Why do raw hair bundles vary in texture?
Raw hair keeps the donor’s natural pattern rather than a steam-set texture. Small differences in wave, curl, and color between bundles are expected. Choose the same texture family and ask your stylist to plan the blend and placement.
Are raw hair bundles used for braids or sew-ins?
Raw hair bundles are wefted hair, commonly used for sew-ins and wig construction. Loose bulk hair has no sewn weft and suits styles that need individual pieces. For a braid appointment, confirm the required construction with your braider before buying.