Description
Blonde Is Not a Colour You Choose. It Is a Temperature You Maintain. Shade 613 sits at the far end of the lift curve, the point where pigment has been carried out of the fibre and nothing is left to hide behind. Every flaw in a bundle becomes visible there: a rough cuticle, a weft that thins under tension, a strand that was relaxed to look smooth on day one and frizzes by week three. That is why the 613 shade separates serious hair from decorative hair, and why it is the tone professional colourists watch most closely.
These bundles are built for that scrutiny. The hair is Remy, cut and aligned so the cuticles run in one direction, then sewn into a machine double weft that holds its density when a needle or a track passes through it. No chemical processing is applied to the fibre, which means the strand keeps the natural porosity it needs to accept toner, gloss and dye without collapsing. Straight by texture, not by flattening, it falls with weight rather than stiffness and returns to line after a wash.
The length ladder runs from short layers to 40 inch statement length, and the bundle configurations are sold as one, three or four pieces so a full install can be planned rather than improvised. A single bundle carries a fringe or a closure area, three bundles carry a standard full head, four bundles carry the density that long lengths demand at the ends. Because the hair takes colour, a stylist can tone 613 down to champagne, beige or a cool ash without a second appointment.
Blonde is a decision about light. This is the fibre that can carry it.
Why This Configuration Works
- Shade 613, the lightest standard lift — a clean platinum base that tones predictably instead of turning brassy
- Machine double weft — two rows of stitching so density survives sewing, gluing and tension
- Remy, cuticle aligned — strands run in one direction, which is what stops matting at the nape
- No chemical processing — the fibre keeps natural porosity and accepts dye and toner evenly
- Straight by texture — falls with weight and returns to line after washing
- Lengths from 8 to 40 inch — short layers and long statement lengths drawn from the same grade
- 1, 3 and 4 bundle configurations — plan a fringe, a full head or a high density install
Technical Specifications
- Material — 100% Remy human hair weave
- Texture — Straight, bone straight
- Colour — Shade 613 platinum blonde
- Weft — Machine double weft
- Hair grade — Remy, cuticle aligned
- Chemical processing — None
- Dye and perm — Suitable for all colours, can be permed
- Length range — 8 to 40 inch
- Bundle options — Single bundle, 3 bundle deal, 4 bundle deal
- Origin — Brazilian hair, sourced and finished in Mainland China
Who buys it
This is stock for the colourist who needs a reliable 613 base rather than a one-off experiment, and for the braider or sew-in specialist who books three installations a week and cannot afford a bundle that sheds at the track. It also suits the client who has already been blonde, knows the maintenance cost, and wants lengths that can be toned to her own formula instead of buying a pre-toned shade that never quite matches. Order the configuration to the install: one bundle for a partial or fringe, three for a standard full head, four when the length passes 30 inch and the ends need density.
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
Q: Is this 100% human hair?
A: The listing specifies Remy human hair with a human hair content of at least 70%, blended within the weave for weft strength. It dyes, tones and heat styles like human hair and is not a synthetic fibre.
Q: Can I tone 613 to a darker blonde?
A: Yes. Because the fibre has not been chemically processed, it accepts toner and dye. Most stylists take 613 down to champagne, beige or ash in a single session; going darker than a level 7 usually needs a fill.
Q: How many bundles do I need?
A: One bundle covers a fringe, closure area or partial install. Three bundles cover a standard full head up to about 26 inch. Four bundles are the safe choice from 28 to 40 inch, where longer strands thin out at the ends.
Q: Will the weft shed?
A: A machine double weft is stitched in two rows specifically to reduce shedding at the track. Cut the weft cleanly with sharp scissors rather than tearing it, and seal the cut edge if you plan to glue.
Q: Can it be bleached further?
A: It can, but 613 is already at the lightest standard lift. Further lightening shortens the life of the bundle, so most professionals tone down rather than lift again.
Q: How should it be cared for?
A: Wash with a sulphate-free shampoo, condition mid-length to ends, and dry flat before storing. Avoid brushing from the root while wet, which is where most weft damage begins.
Q: Does it hold a curl?
A: Yes. The straight texture is natural rather than chemically flattened, so it takes a wand or a roller set and holds the pattern until the next wash.
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