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Virgin Burmese Curly Bundles

Springy, defined coils in virgin Burmese hair — 12 to 26 inches.

Burmese curly is a tight, springy coil that keeps its definition wet or dry, and it carries more volume per bundle than any wave texture. Double machine wefted in 100% virgin human hair, natural black, 12 to 26 inches. Expect real shrinkage — buy longer than the length you want to see.

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Burmese curly bundles in 100% virgin human hair — a tight, springy 3C/4A coil that reads as dense volume rather than defined ringlets. Steam-processed so the pattern returns every wash, double machine wefted, available 12" to 26" in natural black.

Frequently asked questions

How is Burmese curly different from the other curly textures?

It sits between Brazilian Curly and Afro Kinky Curly: tighter and springier than Brazilian, looser and more defined than afro kinky. The curl is uniform enough to read as a set ringlet rather than a natural coil.

How much does Burmese curly shrink?

About three inches. Length is measured stretched, so a 22-inch bundle wears closer to 19 once it is dry and defined.

How many Burmese curly bundles do I need?

Three for a full head, two for a shorter install. Curly textures build volume quickly, so you rarely need a fourth bundle at any length.

Does the curl hold after washing?

Yes. Burmese is one of the better textures for pattern retention. The curl springs back with water and a light curl cream, with no rod set needed.

How do I detangle Burmese curly hair?

Only when wet and saturated with conditioner, in sections, with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, working from the ends toward the weft. Dry detangling breaks the pattern into frizz.

What leave-out blends with Burmese curly?

Naturally curly hair around 3B to 3C blends without heat. Looser textures need a rod or flexi-rod set to match the tightness of the curl.