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What Are the Different Types of Hair Weave?

What Are the Different Types of Hair Weave?

For the many who do not know, hair weave was invented way back in the 1950’s. And with so many years that have passed from then to now, it’s safe to say that the advancements of hair weaves have been astronomical. But something we are noticing lately is that many women don’t know all the different types of hair weaves. Yes, the first type of hair weave that comes to mind when people shop is Brazilian weave. But we are here to tell you that there are so much more hair weaves out there, that you have probably forgotten all about. The variety of hair weave we know of are all set apart by grade and texture. So, today we are going to walk you all through the different types of hair weave. If you’re ready to learn more before you buy then read on in this blog post.

Malaysian Hair Weave

Malaysian Hair Weave

Let’s start with Malaysian Hair Weave. The biggest and most unique characteristic of this hair weave is how soft it is to the touch. It gives off a very silky texture. Since, the strands of the hair are fine it blends best with hair textures between 2A and 3C. As we all know African American hair comes in many different textures and curl patterns. Malaysian hair isn’t the most commonly sought-after weave due to how hard it is to blend with most natural hair. On the positive side Malaysian hair is very easy to work with, so when the time comes and you do want to invest in it, the sew-in process will be seamless. This weave also comes very full, so you do not have to worry about purchasing excessive bundles to create a natural full look. You can achieve al hairstyles with Malaysian hair, but the most common look of them all is bone straight. Since the strands of the weave are so lightweight and thin it makes it very easy to achieve a sleek bone straight hairstyle. If you treat and take care of Malaysian weave properly most stylists will say that this style can last up to one year.

Brazilian Hair Weave

Brazilian Hair Weave

Brazilian hair is the most common hair weave that is processed and bought around the world. When it comes down to the texture Brazilian weave has a natural wave pattern. Its form is typically thick but soft to the touch like the many other weave types we’ve discussed. What makes Brazilian hair so popular is the variety of colors that it comes in when purchased. When Brazilian hair is sourced, you’ll see it show up in shades of natural brown, dark black, even rare cases with light honey highlights. Brazilian hair can also come dyed in a platinum blonde color which is perfect, because the thickness of Brazilian hair takes color very easily. When most weaves are colored and process, they will experience shedding and split ends, but due to the strength of the Brazilian hair strands you rarely run across that problem. Another pro of this hair weave is that it can hold hairstyles very well. Whether you want to add spiral curls, crimped waves, or a bone straight look Brazilian hair can achieve all of those styles and then some. If you are looking for a full body weave and something that will give you the freedom to be more versatile, we suggest you look into purchasing some Brazilian weave bundles.

Peruvian Hair Weave

Peruvian Hair Weave

Peruvian hair weave always seems to be the one that gets left out. Even though we don’t hear about this hair weave often it has sparked a lot of interest in women. To start off, Peruvian hair has a thick texture, almost similar to Yalu hair. With the strands being so thick, this weave will give you the perfect voluminous hairstyle. Another pro of purchasing this amazing weave is that it can blend with almost all hair textures. So, my women with natural curly hair or thick coils this weave is ideal for you all. You would think that since the hair is thick it would be hard to manage but in the contrary, it is quite easy to work with by yourself. The strands of the Peruvian hair are soft to the touch which helps prevent it from tangling up or becoming knotted frequently. When you buy this hair in its natural form it will have a slight wave effect to it, unlike most weaves that are processed or naturally straight. Although Peruvian hair is more commonly bought by black women, you will see that most Caucasian women with thicker hair will also purchase this weave for themselves. So, we can expect a rise in purchases and popularity when it comes to Malaysian hair in the weave market.

Eurasian Hair Weave

Eurasian hair weave comes from the heads of European and Asian women or are biracial. This weave has the same density of Brazilian hair and that is only one of its amazing attributes. This weave is growing in popularity due to its fullness and natural luster. Eurasian hair weave isn’t too shiny but definitely does not have any dull to its look. The texture can be a little coarser than most weaves but blends well with African American hair. Due to the fact that it does not tangle or shed adds to its easy manageability. What makes this weave even more desirable is the price? It is the least pricey of the many other options, and that alone is why women are breaking down the doors to buy these bundles.

Indian Hair Weave

Indian Hair Weave

Indian hair weave is a classic, and it’s something that has been around a lot longer than the other hair weaves. The way this weave is outsourced comes straight from the temples of India, where it’s people will sacrifice their hair as a religious offering. Once the hair has been processed, cleaned, and placed on to wefts it is then sold to millions across the world. The texture varies in thickness and similar to that of Malaysian hair. Why Indian hair is so highly sought after is due to the fact that it is not overly processed and does not go through any harsh chemicals to achieve its sultry straight hair look. Indian weave has a light airy feel, and is very voluminous once installed. It’s not as thin as Peruvian weave but still gives an amazing sleek look. Thankfully this weave blends perfectly in a lot of African American textured hair. Another pro this particular weave has is the natural darkness. Darker weaves are a hot commodity and Indian hair comes in a variety of dark colors. If you ever need help determining raw Indian Remy hair, they are easy to spot due to its shiny silky texture.

What’s your favorite hair weave?

There are so many more hair weaves out there, and some are being created right now at this very moment. These weaves that we mentioned are at the top of the hair care market and are rising in popularity. For the most part beginners to the weave world start off with Indian Remy weave, but the most popular in sales seem to be the Brazilian hair weave. We do not discriminate against any of these weaves, when it comes down to the one you love it all depends on your preference. So, now we want to know your thoughts. Which weave do you think is the best hair weave? Comment your response down below.

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