How Many Bundles Do You Need for a Sew-in?

For Black women who are new to sew-in hairstyles, "How many bundles of hair do I need for the perfect look?" is one of the most common questions. In this article, we have compiled a simple and easy-to-understand guide to help you make the best purchasing decision.

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How Many Bundles Do You Need for a Sew-In?

Based on long-term user feedback collected by CurlyMe Hair, most people underestimate the number of bundles needed for their first sew-in, especially when choosing medium to extra-long lengths. This often results in the ends of the hair not being thick enough. Considering the actual results of users, if the goal is a sew-in that looks full, layered, and not flat, the number of bundles must be adjusted according to the length, rather than simply following the intuition of "the longer, the better."

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Based on general feedback from CurlyMe Hair users, 3 bundles for lengths of 12–24 inches can provide sufficient fullness while maintaining a natural look; when the length increases to 26–30 inches, the weight and drape of the hair itself reduce the overall visual density, so most users prefer 4 bundles; and when the length reaches 32 inches and above, using fewer bundles often results in thin ends. This is why users generally recommend using 5 bundles to maintain even thickness from root to tip. It's worth noting that many users emphasize that if you want the ends to look thicker and neater, try not to mix bundles of different lengths; using bundles of the same length often results in a more sophisticated and complete look.

For users who choose a traditional leave-out sew-in, the situation is different. If you leave out your own natural hair at the front for a seamless transition and choose a curly texture and a medium-short length, the overall requirement for hair density is relatively lower, and 2 bundles are usually sufficient. This method is more suitable for those who want a natural transition, have a limited budget, or wear it for daily commuting. It also reduces the burden on the head, making the style lighter.

Why Choose CurlyMe Hair Bundles?

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1. Double Machine Weft, Longer Lifespan
While quantity is important when choosing bundles, the quality directly impacts the final look and lifespan of your sew-in. CurlyMe Hair bundles use a double machine weft process, making each bundle tighter and neater. This reduces shedding and tangling and ensures the sew-in remains stable even after prolonged wear. This structural advantage is particularly appreciated by users who frequently get sew-ins or prefer long hair.

2. 100% Virgin Human Hair
CurlyMe Hair raw human hair bundles use 100% virgin human hair, retaining the cuticle layer and remaining free from chemical treatments. The hair is healthier and more elastic. User feedback frequently mentions that these bundles feel natural to the touch, don't dry out easily, and can be dyed or bleached according to personal preference while maintaining excellent hair quality, with minimal split ends. This is one of the main reasons why many users repurchase CurlyMe Hair after trying other brands.

3. Various Types
CurlyMe Hair is also highly praised for its style and combination options. Lengths range from 10–30 inches, and various combinations of bundles with 13x4 frontals or 4x4 closures are available. Currently, there are over 74 combinations, covering many popular textures and colors, including 613 blonde bundles, kinky curly bundles, kinky straight bundles, and Burmese curly bundles. Whether you want naturally voluminous curls or a clean, sleek straight style, you can find the perfect option to suit your needs.

Final Words

If you're planning to create a beautiful sew-in hairstyle, now is the perfect time to get CurlyMe Hair! Our year-end sale is in full swing, offering high-quality, cost-effective bundle combinations for both natural textures and big wave styles. Follow the bundle recommendation guidelines above to create a thick, natural, and layered sew-in look!

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