What Is Double Drawn Hair and Pros of Double Drawn Hair?

What Is Double Drawn Hair?

Double drawn hair has more hairs of equal length, accounting for about 70-80%, sometimes up to 90% and the rest of the strands are just slightly shorter.

This implies that more than 80% of the hair in an 18-inch double pulled hair bundle would be the whole 18 inches.

So, the hair would be thick from root to tip.

In order to obtain double drawn hair extensions, the technician would weft the hair horizontally after removing the short hairs until the desired hair ratio was reached.

Double-drawn hair usually comes from several donors.  This is due to the fact that no one's entire head of hair is the same length from top to bottom.

Shorter hair strands have been cut out and replaced with longer ones within a bundle of double-drawn hair.  A bundle takes a lot of raw materials, which cannot be obtained from a single individual, and it is quite challenging to gather.  To produce hair bundles with the same length, thickness, and structure, shorter hairs are carefully cut.

Pros of Double Drawn Hair

• Solid thickness from top to bottom. Standard length is guaranteed from root to the ends. With such uniform length and thickness.
• Luxurious and bouncy volume. Double drawn hair is a great choice if the hair you are after is that of volume and glamour. The equal length and fullness give it a beautiful bounce.
• Since the strands are thick, you will not need to buy as many bundles for a full head of hair, compared to what you would need for single drawn hair. You even get to save some cost this way.

Cons of Double Drawn Hair

• It is more expensive. The production of one bundle requires more raw materials. Even though you may be buying fewer hair bundles compared to single drawn hair. On a strand by strand basis, double drawn hair is more expensive than single drawn.
• The strands are heavy and are not suitable for customers with thin, soft hair. They will be noticeable in the hairstyle. Also, excessive tension can damage and weaken the hair follicles, potentially leading to hair loss.