Double Drawn Vs. Single Drawn Hair Extensions

Hi it's Molly and welcome back to the Grove, a glamorous hair Channel. Today'S video is going to be super fast. I just want to explain the difference between single, drawn and double drawn hair. These are single drawn extensions. These are not broken glamorous hair extensions. They are very thick at the top and then you can see them start to taper out in the middle and the ends they're very, very thin. In stringing. This is a full set. So whenever you see people with extensions and it's a little bit stringy looking on the bottom, there's their single drawn extensions, and let me show you a single piece of single, drawn hair as well. That might make it a little bit easier to really understand the difference. You can see that thickness at the top, starting it to thin out in the middle and then those very very then it ends a lot of companies will sell single, drawn hair and the reason being is because it's very very inexpensive to produce. So you can have a 20 inch set of hair extensions and mixed into the longest 20 inches or 15 inch pieces and 7 inch piece. It doesn't have anything to do with the quality of the hair. The hair can still be remy hair. It can still be a very beautiful quality hair, it's just very inexpensive for the companies to mix the lengths. So that's what it means when somebody said single drawn here and I'm not trying to throw any shade. I just really want to explain the terms so that they make sense. So this is a double drawing set of growing glamorous hair extensions and, as you can see, they're very, very thick, all the way from the top to the bottom. I'M wearing double drawn extensions right now, as you can see, my hair is quite a bit shorter and what double drawing hair does? Is it really fills in the end, so you're just left with a very thick full looking hair from top to bottom and here's the single drawn, which you can start to see the gaps right in the middle versus the double drawn? Or it's thick all the way from the roots to the end, I definitely would go for double drawn over anything. It'S just so much easier to blend and if you need to you can get it trimmed to fit in with your hair and blend really beautifully, whereas single drawn hair, you really can't cut or taper any more of it, because then it'll just look very, very thin. Yet there we go my explanation of single, drawn versus double drawn she's, so much for watching. I do appreciate it. You can go check out girl, the glamorous hair calm and I will see you in the next video. Thank you bye. You