Yes, raw Indian hair remains one of the finest options for wigs and extensions due to the fact that it is ethically sourced and unprocessed. Its natural thickness, durability, and versatility make it highly adaptable for different styles and preferences. The texture ranges from straight to wavy and curly, and its soft and strong strands add excellent value, allowing it to blend seamlessly with various types of hair. This provides a more natural and enduring appearance. This makes raw Indian hair a premier choice for high-quality, long-wearing hair extensions and wigs.  

Yes, you can color 100% Indian human hair extensions as you would your natural locks. Being made from real human hair, they respond well to normal hair dyes and chemical treatments. This means you can achieve the same color results as you would on your own hair. It is, therefore, customizable for those who prefer changing their looks with different shades or highlights.

With adequate care, our Indian hair extensions’ curls can last for several months. This is because the hair is 100% raw and unprocessed, allowing it to hold its natural curl pattern. However, moisture, excessive heat, and harsh chemicals have to be avoided in order to maintain the curls’ bounce and definition over time.  

Peruvian Virgin Straight Hair can last anywhere from 1 to 2 years or even longer, depending on how well it is cared for. Since it is 100% virgin hair, meaning it hasn't been processed or chemically treated, it tends to be more durable and resilient than other hair types. To maximize its lifespan, proper maintenance is essential, such as regular washing, conditioning, and minimizing heat styling.

True Indian human hair curls can be straightened and silky-styled without any issues. The hair will naturally revert to its curly shape after washing. However, if the hair is worn straight for long periods of time, some of the curls may relax permanently.  

Co-Wash Regularly: Do not use harsh sulfate-based shampoos. Instead, co-wash your curly bundles with a moisturizing conditioner. This practice promotes hydration and moisture retention, keeping curls soft. Never skip co-washing before the first install.   

Deep Condition Weekly: Due to the tendency of curly hair to be drier, incorporating a deep conditioning session at least once a week is necessary. Apply a leave-in conditioner after washing to keep the curls moisturized, defined, and frizz-free.

Untangle with Care: When detangling your hair, it's best to do it when it's damp and with your fingers or a wide toothed comb. Make sure to start from the ends and work your way to the roots. Do not scrub brush your hair; this may cause shedding or damage. 

Daily Moisturization: Raw Indian curly hair does best when kept moisturized. To keep curls alive and firm, use a light water-based leave-in or curl refresher spray to hydrate curls every morning. Protect At Night: Wearing a satin scarf or sleeping on a satin pillowcase will help tame friction, dryness, and frizz while you sleep. To further protect the curls, you can braid or twist the hair before going to bed.

Minimize Use Of Styling Tools: Too much heating can damage the curl pattern. Always allow your curly hair to air-dry whenever possible. If heat tools need to be used, ensure a heat protectant is applied and that the temperature is set low.