Raw hair extensions are the most pure, authentic hair available on the market as it is completely untreated and not processed. Women from select Asian countries generously donate their hair for a variety of reasons so that hair pieces can be made that are realistic and natural in appearance. Each donor must be qualified to ensure there was never a presence of chemicals or henna in the strands.

Tailord Raw Hair proudly offers single donor, cuticle aligned 100% unprocessed hair that is pure with no chemicals that can last 5 years and beyond if maintained properly.

We currently offer hair extensions solely from India in straight, wavy, and curly textures. We will expand to other origins in the future.

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With the proper maintenance, raw hair does not have an expiration date.
The longevity of our raw hair extensions depends on how well they are maintained.

Our hair is able to last this long as we only offer 100% unprocessed, cuticle aligned single donor hair with no chemical additives.

Yes! Raw hair blends seamlessly with natural leave out and gives a natural appearance compared to other types of hair extensions. An unnatural look is a pain point for most beginners who desire to wear extensions or units.

As long as you properly care for your hair (we cover this in depth in our hair care guide and blog), you can enjoy your hair for years, no matter your skill level.

The number of bundles needed will depend on how full you would like your desired look. As a standard rule with wefts, the longer the hair, the more bundles you will need, as wefts are measured by weight and not by length (approximately 100 grams for each bundle). For a natural install, we recommend the following:

• 12-14 inches: 2 or more bundles required
• 16-18 inches: 3 or more bundles required
• 20-24 inches: 4 or more bundles required
• 26 inches and longer: 5-6 bundles or more required

If you desire a fuller look, we may use the guide as a baseline and add on bundles depending on
your preference.

It should be expected that lace closures will need to be replaced occasionally. The frequency of replacement will depend on how often the wig is used. Some clients will go years without a lace replacement, while others may need a replacement every few months or less. The frequency heavily depends on your lifestyle and how the lace is handled.

To measure the length of your hair extensions, stretch the hair straight and then measure from the weft to the ends (essential for wavy and curly textures). This will give you the true, accurate
measurement of hair.

Yes, you can straighten wavy or curly raw hair extensions. They are versatile and can be heat-styled. However, we recommend always using a heat protectant to protect the strands. Check out our blog for more information.

You may color or bleach raw hair extensions to the highest level of #613.
We strongly advise professional coloring to maintain the quality. It is important to note that excessive heat and color services will diminish the natural state of the hair.

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Please e-mail us at Support@TailordRawHair.Com to inquire about finding the perfect match
for your existing bundles.

To determine the correct cap size for a unit, you will need to measure the following:

** Note: If you are in between sizes, we recommend sizing up and using the adjustable straps to get a secure fit.

Circumference: Measure around your head's circumference. Start at your front hairline, go behind your ear, and continue around the back of your head, finishing at the other ear. This measurement is crucial for selecting the right cap size.

Front to Nape: Measure from your front hairline to the nape of your neck, following the natural contour of your head. This measurement helps in choosing the correct cap depth..

Ear to Ear Over Top: Measure from the top of one ear, over the crown of your head, to the top of the other ear. This measurement is essential to ensure a proper fit.

Temple to Temple Around Back: Measure from one temple, behind the head, to the other temple. This measurement helps in selecting the cap size and coverage.

Nape of Neck: Measure the width of your nape, just above your hairline at the back of your neck. This measurement ensures the proper fit and comfort of the wig's nape area.