Deep wave Brazilian hair is a type of high-quality virgin hair known for its well-defined wave textures that create a natural, voluminous look. Sourced from a single donor, this hair is 100% unprocessed, soft, and tangle-free, with cuticles aligned to maintain longevity and a silky texture. The deep wave pattern holds well even after washing and styling.

50" hair is approximately 127 centimeters long when measured straight. This length typically reaches below the knees for most people. Keep in mind that the hair should be stretched straight to get an accurate measurement, especially for curly or wavy textures like deep wave hair. 

When selecting the length of hair extensions, consider your natural hair length and the look you want to achieve. Shorter lengths (8-16 inches) are ideal for subtle volume and style enhancement, while longer lengths (20-50 inches) offer dramatic, flowing looks. Also, remember to measure hair stretched straight, especially for curly or deep wave textures, to ensure you pick the right length.

A well-installed weave can last from 5 to 7 weeks, depending on care and hair quality. Premium Brazilian deep wave hair is durable; you can reuse and restyle it for years with proper maintenance when used as hair extensions. Regular washing, moisturizing, and gentle handling help extend the lifespan of your weave.

Yes, you can wet deep wave Brazilian hair. This hair type can maintain its curl pattern even after washing.

Step 1 - Prepare your natural hair: Start with clean, dry, and detangled hair. Part it horizontally about 1 inch above the nape of your neck and secure the upper section with clips or ties.

Step 2 - Measure and cut the weft: Measure the hair weft against your head width and trim it slightly shorter for a natural blend.

Step 3 - Section and backcomb: Release a thin section of hair at the part line, backcomb the roots to create a grip base, and secure it with clips.

Step 4 - Choose installation method:

• Sew-in method: Thread a needle matching your hair color, sew the weft onto the backcombed section with tight stitches from one end to the other. Repeat for additional wefts, spacing evenly.

• Tape-in method: Peel off the protective backing from the adhesive tape or apply glue, place the weft under the sectioned hair, press firmly, and heat-seal with a flat iron on low heat.

Step 5 - Repeat layering: Continue releasing thin sections and attaching more wefts until you reach the desired volume and length.

Step 6 - Style and maintain: Blend extensions with your natural hair using low-heat tools. Avoid excessive heat on attachment points, wash with sulfate-free shampoo, deep condition regularly, and protect hair at night by braiding or tying loosely.