5 Types Of Weaves in 2023: Which One Suits Your Personality Best?

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Cindy Marcus
Cindy Marcus Hairstylist, Editor-in-Chief

There are various types of weaves available. Virgin hair (hair that has never been processed) is the most popular grade of weave hair because it can be used for multiple installs and can also be color treated.

Black women have many different hair textures; luckily, there’s a variety of textures and types of weave that can suit just about any texture. The most sought-after types of weave are Brazilian, Peruvian, Indian, Malaysian, and Eurasian hair.

Each type of weave is characterized by a particular texture and comes in multiple wave patterns, including straight, wavy, deep wave, or tight curly. Let’s go over the best types of weaves.

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Peruvian Curly Type Of Weave

#1 Peruvian Hair

This beauty, Sasha Day, is styling in her extensions purchased at Winkaveli.com. Peruvian textured hair is very lightweight and extremely easy to manage. It’s the perfect mixture of coarse/relaxed texture.

Indian hair weave
Brazilian Hair by IndiqueHair On Gabriel Union

#2 Indian Hair

This beauty above, Gabrielle Union, is wearing Indique’s Hysteria collection, their colored, natural Indian virgin hair collection.

Malaysian Hair Type For Weave By Poshhair.com

#3 Malaysian Hair

The model above is wearing a body wave Malaysian texture that’s been flat ironed bone straight to perfection.

Eurasian Textured Body Wave From Hairareus.com

#4 Eurasian Hair

Courtesy of Hairareus.com

The diva above is wearing a Eurasian textured body wave. It’s nice and silky, and flat irons are great.

Body Wave Brazilian Types Of Weave From Myremysales.com

#5 Brazilian Hair

The model above is wearing the Brazilian loose wave. I love how natural Brazilian hair looks and feels.

Virgin weave is very easy to manage. Four key pointers to managing virgin types of weave are; (1) wash hair with sulfate-free shampoo and use moisturizing conditioners; (2) use a paddle brush and a wide tooth comb; (3) do not use a ton of oils on your hair; and lastly, (4) consult with a professional before using chemicals on your investment.


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