Why you need it:

We use this for backcombing and crocheting practice for straight and curly non-Afro hair. This slightly curly version makes for good practice and gives you quite the bang for your buck compared to typical prices of Human Hair extensions.

What if I want something different?

This listing has a variety of options for length and color variations. Feel free to select a variation that works best for you. If the options don’t work for the extensions you want to make you should follow the guide below:

Hair buying guide for synthetic dreadlock extensions:

• Long story short – just seek out the highest quality you can find. We rarely make extensions for our clients, we typically just use it for practice, so we don’t necessarily have the best recommendations for a synthetic hair supplier.
• Synthetic hair has come a long way and if you find the right supplier with the right quality you can make some pretty good extensions that look natural and are durable.
• You cannot dye this hair.
• You’ll want to avoid high heat.
• Don’t be surprised if it has a plastic feel.