NATURAL SOFT BLACK/DARKEST BROWN VIRGIN HAIR TOPPER

Cap Construction: 8x9” Silk Top (Multi Dimensional Parting)

Length: 23-26” Slight layers.

Colour: Level 2 – Natural Darkest Brown/Soft Black Virgin Hair

Tonal Profile: A rich, deep natural brunette with a predominantly dark brown foundation, appearing almost black in certain lighting. Subtle, naturally occurring brunette undertones become visible under brighter light, giving the hair gentle tonal variation without obvious highlights or contrasting colour. A sophisticated, understated shade with beautiful natural depth and a soft, dimensional finish.

No Return Hair: Specially designed without exposed return hairs, eliminating the stiffness and rigidity often associated with conventional silk constructions. This allows softer movement, greater flexibility and a more natural fall.

Ultra-Light Construction: To be confirmed whether this 8x9” silk cap uses our ultra-light full silk construction.

Colour Design: Naturally occurring Level 2 virgin brunette, selected for its rich depth, subtle tonal character and beautifully understated finish. Its natural colour offers a timeless, sophisticated brunette appearance without artificial highlights or unnecessary contrast.

Hair Grade: Virgin Brazilian Human Hair. Air dries strsight. Can be curled and waved. 

Hair Texture: Naturally straight when air-dried, with a smooth, soft fall and gentle natural movement. The flowing waves and volume shown in the photographs have been created through professional styling rather than representing the hair’s natural air-dried texture.

Density: 125% Natural Density 

Colour Customisation: Can be discussed upon request, subject to the suitability of the virgin hair.

Additional Customisation: Bespoke cutting, face-framing layers, fringes and personalised styling can be arranged upon request to create a finish tailored to your individual preferences.

Disclaimer: Every effort is made to represent the true colour and tonal dimensions of each piece as accurately as possible. However, natural daylight, artificial lighting, and individual screen settings may influence how colours appear. Slight variations between photographs, videos, and the actual piece should therefore be expected.