What are the advantage and disadvantage of single drawn hair and double drawn hair. In the hair extension industry, they frequently use two terms to distinguish the different types of hair: single drawn hair and double drawn hair. However, they are quite vague with some people who are not familiar with hair or with the newbie in this industry. Let’s do a quick comparison now to understand the differences between these two types.
Two types of hair
To choose the exact hair extension for your business as well as your personal use, here are some tips to classify the types of hair and their advantages and disadvantages.
Single Drawn Hair
With a standard thickness, single double drawn hair is a very popular choice of customers. A typical single drawn hair will contain around 40-50% of expected length as you ordered.
Advantages
For single drawn hair, there are many positive factors for us to consider and choose, and it is often a common choice due to its natural ending. As hair grows naturally from our scalp, each of our hair strands will have different growth. So an individual with naturally long hair grows will have thinner hair at the top and skewed towards the bottom.
A standard single drawn hair will contain about 40% of the expected length and 60% of a combination of short hair. This indicates that the hair becomes thinner as it approaches the tip, while it is thicker at the end of the bundle.
Single drawn hair is a great option for customers who looking for a natural finish hair extension but do not care much about the volume. Similarly, the cost of single drawn hair is usually lower than double drawn hair in the same type.
Disadvantages
The biggest drawback of single drawn hair extensions is that the hair will be thinner at the bottom and making you feel a lack of volume in the hair. For customers are looking for a charming look, they need to cut off a significant amount of length to achieve this look by full at the ending of hair.
For example, if you are looking for very thick 24 inches hair extensions, you need to purchase single drawn hair from 26 to 28 inches. Then you have to trim for a desired hair extension with thickened hair at the ends. So that they still have an overall length of 24 inches. In this situation, single drawn hair extensions may not be the best option, and double drawn could be a better choice.
Double Drawn Hair
When hair extensions are named as double drawn hair, this basically means that in a bundle of hair, the majority of the short strands described in single drawn hair are removed by hands and longer strands are kept. This means that if you buy a 24-inch hair extension, the hair will be thick from the top to the bottom, as most of the hairs (about 70%) in the bundle will measure 20 to 24 inches.
The thickness between 2 types of hair
Advantages
If you want your hair to be more attractive, thicker from roots to ends, double drawn hair is the best choice. You won’t need as much as you think for a full head of drawn hair extensions, and therefore won’t need to purchase a big amount of hair.
Disadvantages
Although double drawn hair extension has many pros for customers who want to have thick and glamorous coiffure, it also has some cons that make to consider when purchasing.
- Price of single drawn hair is lower with the same style and hair quality.
- For personal use, as double drawn hair extensions are thick from root to tip. This can make the strands quite heavy in weight, thus, double drawn hair extensions are not suited to everyone.
HAIRAC SINGLE DRAWN AND DOUBLE DRAWN HAIR
In order to provide you with the best quality hair in the market, HAIRAC distributes bulk hair into many types by length such as no short hair under 15 cm, 20 cm, 25 cm. So that client can clients easily to choose the most appropriate products.
With weft hair, we name single drawn hair as layer hair, and double drawn hair as premium hair. This is to customize for our clients about the length of short hair. The thickness of ending to ensure that customers satisfy with the products they consume.
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