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Guides

Self-serve hair education — length, texture, pieces, and care. For personal shade advice with your photos, use Colour match.

How to choose length

Measure from the crown (or nape for sew-ins) to where you want the ends to sit. Double-drawn hair looks fuller at the tips, so the same labelled length can read slightly denser than single-drawn.

  • Shoulder: often 12–16"
  • Mid-back: often 18–22"
  • Waist / longer: 24"+ — plan extra bundles for fullness

Leave room for blending and layers. If you're between sizes, go longer — your stylist can take length off more easily than you can add it.

Texture matching

Match the hair's movement to your leave-out or desired finish — not only the colour name on the label. Straight, body wave, deep wave, and curly each sit differently once washed and diffused.

  • Straight / yaki: sleek installs, low maintenance daily
  • Body / loose wave: soft movement that still brushes out
  • Deep wave / curly: more definition — moisturise and satin-protect

Unsure between two textures? Send daylight photos via Colour match and we'll advise.

Bundles, closures & frontals

  • Bundles — wefts for sew-ins and weaves. Most medium lengths need 2–3; longer or thicker leave-outs often need 3–4.
  • Closure — usually 4×4 or 5×5 lace to finish the crown and protect edges. Match texture and density to your bundles.
  • Frontal — ear-to-ear lace for a fuller hairline and more parting freedom. Best when you want a glueless or lace-front look.

Buy closure/frontal from the same texture family as your bundles so the blend looks intentional after the first wash.

Care & wash

  • Sulfate-free shampoo; cool to lukewarm water
  • Detangle from ends upward with a wide-tooth comb or fingers
  • Condition mid-lengths to ends; rinse thoroughly
  • Air dry when you can; low heat if you must style
  • Sleep on satin or use a bonnet to cut friction
  • Deep condition curly / wavy textures every 1–2 weeks

More install sizing tips live on our Size & care guide.

Need a hand?

Personal shade help with your photos, or a general question — we reply as a small team.