How to Choose Texture

We realize that the key to natural looking human hair extensions, is to match the texture of the hair extension to your own natural hair.
Hope the below descriptions and customer photo gallery can help you pick the correct hair texture.

Select Your Ideal Texture

Light Yaki

These textures can blend perfectly with permed/relaxed hair. And also allow you to take care of your leave out by not burning your hair trying to blend with other silky straight textures, when you create an protective hair style.

Kinky Straight

This texture is a medium between light yaki and coarse yaki. If you have permed hair you can rock this texture by using blow dryer to blow your hair out to blend.

Coarse Yaki

This texture blend best with those who are natural and wish to straighten their hair. And their hair can not been so straight like the light yaki is.

Kinky Coarse

This texture can blend well with blow out natural hair. Some one who has 4a-4c textures may have to use a flat iron on a medium to low setting to create that flawless blend. Don’t worry, Medium to low heat setting will not cause heat damage.

Curly

This texture is for some one who has looser curls.

Kinky Curly(3b-3c)

This texture has more of a "S"-shaped curl pattern, the curls are tighter than curly texture but looser than Afro kinky curly texture, can blend best with those who has 3b and 3c textures.

Afro Kinky Curly (3c-4a)

This texture has tight curls in corkscrews and has more defined curly pattern than the Kinky curly texture, can blend best with those who has 3c and 4a textures.

Afro Kinky Coily (4b-4c)

This texture is tightly coiled, can blend best with those who has 4b and 4c hair textures (meaning your curl pattern is tight with little to no curl definition)