Vegan Synthetic Hair Extensions

Vegan Braiding Hair & Crochet

Vegan braiding hair and crochet locs in synthetic fibre for box braids, cornrows and crochet styles. Here you will find X-Pression Ultra Braid, Easy Braid and ready-made Goddess, Boho, Butterfly and Queen Locs – your own hair rests protected underneath the style.

Easy to put in at homeHeat-resistant up to 120 °C

How to use Vegan Braiding Hair & Crochet

Braiding hair and crochet locs in synthetic fibre for box braids, cornrows and crochet styles. Your own hair rests protected under the style.

1. What?Braiding hair and ready-made locs
2. Who?You, if you braid at home or with us
3. How long?Depends on the style and care
4. Pros/cons?Protects your hair / braiding takes time

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Frequently asked questions

What are crochet locs?

Ready-made locs in synthetic fibre that are crocheted onto cornrows with a crochet hook. You get a finished locs style without creating locs from scratch.

What's the difference between Goddess, Boho, Butterfly and Queen Locs?

Goddess Locs have curly ends, Boho Locs loose curls, Butterfly Locs a messy texture with small loops and Queen Locs an even, polished shape.

Which braiding hair suits box braids?

X-Pression Ultra Braid. The fibre is even from root to tip, easy to section and gives smooth braids.

What is Easy Braid?

Three ready-made pieces that you braid into one long braid from your own ponytail. You don't need to know how to braid in hair.

Do crochet styles or braids damage my own hair?

No, your own hair is braided and stays protected under the style. Just make sure the braids aren't too tight at the hairline.

How long can I keep the style in?

It depends on your hair type and how you care for it. Take it out in time, before your own hair starts to mat at the roots.

How many packs do I need?

It depends on the style, length and thickness. Thin, long braids need more packs – it's better to allow for an extra one.

Can I colour braiding hair or locs?

No, synthetic fibre can't be coloured. Choose the colour from the start, or combine several shades for your own mix.

Can the braiding hair handle heat?

Yes, up to 120 °C. The ends are sealed in hot water, and a straightener or curling iron should never be set higher than that.

How do I care for braids and locs?

Rinse your scalp gently, let it dry thoroughly and sleep in a satin bonnet or on a silk pillowcase.

Everything you need to know about Vegan Braiding Hair & Crochet

Vegan braiding hair & crochet locs – synthetic hair for braids
Here you'll find braiding hair for your own braided styles and ready-made crochet locs that are crocheted in in a fraction of the time it takes to create locs from scratch. Everything is made of synthetic fibre, completely free from animal materials, and the shape is set in the fibre from the start.

Braiding hair for box braids
X-Pression Ultra Braid is braiding hair for box braids, cornrows, twists and other braided styles. The fibre is even from root to tip, easy to section and gives smooth, glossy braids. Easy Braid consists of three ready-made pieces that you braid into one long braid from your own ponytail – no braiding-in skills needed.

Crochet locs and crochet braids
With crochet, your own hair is first braided into cornrows. The ready-made locs are then attached one by one with a crochet hook. The method is much faster than traditional locs or box braids, and your own hair stays protected under the style for as long as it's in.

Choose your style
Goddess Locs have curly ends and a soft, feminine feel. Boho Locs combine locs with loose curls for an airy, bohemian look. Butterfly Locs are messy and airy with small loops along the locs. Queen Locs have an even, well-defined shape for a clean, polished result.

How much do I need?
It depends on the style, length and how thick you want your braids or locs. Thin braids and long lengths need more packs than thick, short ones. If you're unsure, allow for an extra pack – it's better to have some left over than to have to stop halfway.

Colour
Synthetic fibre can't be coloured, so choose your shade from the start. For your own mix, you can combine several colours in the same style, for example darker at the roots and lighter towards the ends.

Caring for braids and locs
Rinse your scalp gently with diluted shampoo and let the style dry thoroughly, ideally with a hairdryer on low heat at the roots. Sleep in a satin bonnet or on a silk pillowcase to reduce friction and frizz. Take the style out in time so your own hair doesn't mat at the roots.

Heat
The fibre can handle up to 120 °C. The ends are sealed in hot water, and if you use a straightener or curling iron, the temperature should never be higher than that.