Malaysian Virgin Human Hair
$ 85.00
- Our Malaysian hair is 100% Pure virgin hair. Malaysian hair is rare, supple and is one of the highest grades of hair you can buy. Malaysian hair is generally dark brown, sometimes a bit lighter at the ends. Some naturally wavy Malaysian hair is available, but virgin Malaysian hair is generally naturally straight. Naturally straight Malaysian hair may have a gentle "bend" or very loose wave and remains the same texture after being wet. Does not swell or frizz in humidity. Malaysian hair is one of the most sought after hair types- it is sleek and manageable without having a shiny doll hair look. It is flattering to women of all ethnicities. Does particularly well when processed for African American Relaxed textures- providing thicker follicles and a natural look that is outstanding! Sold in 4oz. bundles. Colors are natural black/brown. Can be colored numerous times. Re-inforced machine weft. Reacts well to heat.
- Malaysian hair is generally dark brown, sometimes a bit lighter at the ends. Some naturally wavy Malaysian hair is available, but virgin Malaysian hair is generally naturally straight. Naturally straight Malaysian hair may have a gentle "bend" or very loose wave and remains the same texture after being wet. Does not swell or frizz in humidity. Malaysian hair is one of the most sought after hair types- it is sleek and manageable without having a shiny doll hair look. It is flattering to women of all ethnicities. Does particularly well when processed for African American Relaxed textures- providing thicker follicles and a natural look that is outstandingSold in 4 oz. Bundles Colors :Natural Brown/Black Can be colored numerous times Reacts well to heat Available in 14"- 28"
- Luxurious feel. Gorgeous, high quality. Malaysian hair is coarse, yet finer and lighter than Chinese hair. Manageable. Holds curls well. Truly outstanding. Malaysian hair processes curls particularly well- with our HP Virgin Remy Illusion Units. Malaysian hair is generally dark brown, sometimes a bit lighter at the ends. Some naturally wavy Malaysian hair is available, but virgin Malaysian hair is generally naturally straight. Naturally straight Malaysian hair may have a gentle "bend" or very loose wave and remains the same texture after being wet. Does not swell or frizz in humidity. PROS: Malaysian hair is one of the most sought after hair types- it is sleek and manageable without having a shiny doll hair look. It is flattering to women of all ethnicities. Does particularly well when processed for African American Relaxed textures- providing thicker follicles and a natural look that is outstanding. CONS: Most expensive of the three primary hair types.
- Our NEW Malaysian Kinky Straight hair resembles what's most commonly called "relaxed textured" which is where a relaxer is applied, but the hair is not fully straightened. This leaves plenty of texture, but allows for full straightening with a flat iron. It also resembles natural hair that has been flat ironed or pressed with a pressing comb, it's has a little bit of kink, and a lot of body. Although the hair is kinky straight, it is as soft as a feather, it is not coarse, nor is it dry, despite the processing. This is a great option for someone who is transitioning from relaxed hair to natural, who wants a textured look, but not a fully straight look. It's entirely believable as a texture, no one will ever guess you're wearing a weave. The density is medium, perfect for someone with a head full of thick, natural hair. The hair flat irons beautifully, into a flowy, straight texture. At our salon, we use a argon oil and you'll want a flat iron of similar quality (like a Babyliss), so that you don't need to flat iron each section repeatedly to get this beautiful straight look. Make no mistake about it, if you choose to flat iron this hair it will require work and it will take some time. But it's totally worth it. When shampooed, the hair will revert back to the kinky straight texture in the photos the hair does not coil when wet. What you see is what you get.
