That the shortest strands have been sorted out by hand, so almost every strand is the same length. The weft is therefore equally thick all the way down to the ends.

Single drawn has strands of different lengths and tapers towards the ends, just like growing hair. Double drawn is equally dense all the way.

Mostly on long lengths. On shorter hair it is barely noticeable, since an ordinary weft does not have room to taper much.

Often less. Because the weft is equally dense all the way down, fewer rows are needed for full coverage, which also means less weight on the scalp.

If you want a soft, naturally tapered fall. An ordinary weft gives a closer result then, since it tapers the way your own hair does.

Yes, particularly well. A bob or a straight cut needs density at the ends, and that is exactly what double drawn gives.

Exactly like our other wefts – sewn onto a braid or attached to microrings. Double drawn describes the hair, not the attachment method.

Straight, wavy and curly. There is also a version that is both double drawn and invisible weft, meaning it has the ultra-thin top as well.

Yes, it is Remy human hair. Have it colored darker at a salon and use heat protection when styling. We advise against bleaching.

The same as for other wefts: every two to three months, whether the weft is sewn in or attached to micro rings.