Kinky Curly Clip in Pony Tail Hair Extensions Hair Kinky Curly Drawstring Ponytail For Black Women Virgin Human Hair Afro Curly Clip In Human Hair Pieces Natural (16 Inch, Kinky Curly)
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Kinky Curly Clip in Pony Tail Hair Extensions Hair Kinky Curly Drawstring Ponytail For Black Women Virgin Human Hair Afro Curly Clip In Human Hair Pieces Natural (16 Inch, Kinky Curly)
- ?Hair Material: 100% Brazilian Raw Remy Virgin Human Hair, Natural Black Color, real human hair extension, super soft and natural, can be dyed, bleached, curled, and restyled
- ?Hair Style: 5*5 Inch Natural Black Base with 2 Clip-in Wig Combs and 1 Elastic Band, with an adjustable elastic band, very firm and will not slip off, you will receive a perfect ponytail hairstyle. The ponytail is human hair, and it can be used for a long time
- ?Hair Texture: [Color]: natural black color. [Length]: 14-24 inch. [Weight]: 14-18 inch, 115±5 gram. 20-24 inch, 125±5 gram. [Base]: 5x5 inch black hairnet, can hide your hair well
- ?Easy to Wear: You can complete a new ponytail look in 5 minutes, easy to install, easy to remove. The ponytail is suitable for any occasion, parties, anniversaries, holidays, etc
- ?Easy to Manage: Wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner every week and let it dry naturally. The moisturizing spray is the best tool to restore hair to its original condition. Please do not comb the hair when it is wet
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