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When you're investing in premium hair extensions, one term that keeps coming up is double drawn. But what does it actually mean — and is it worth it? Here's everything you need to know.
What Does "Double Drawn" Mean?
Double drawn hair refers to hair that has been processed to remove shorter strands, leaving a bundle that is thick and full from root to tip. In a single drawn bundle, you'll find a mix of short and long strands — which means the ends can appear thin. With double drawn, the density is consistent all the way down.
Double Drawn vs. Single Drawn
- Single drawn: Mixed strand lengths, tapers toward the ends, more natural look but less density
- Double drawn: Uniform length throughout, thick from root to tip, maximum fullness and volume
Why Choose Double Drawn?
- Fuller ends — no thin, wispy tips even at longer lengths
- Less hair needed — the density means you may need fewer bundles
- Longer lasting — even wear means less breakage over time
- Premium look — styles look polished and intentional, not scraggly
Our Double Drawn Natural Wave
Our Double Drawn Natural Wave bundles combine the integrity of 100% raw hair with the fullness of double drawn processing — giving you thick, bouncy waves from root to tip that hold their shape wash after wash.
Shop Double Drawn at Too Raw Hair
Ready to experience the difference? Shop our Double Drawn Natural Wave bundles and feel the density for yourself.
Not sure how many bundles you need? Since double drawn is denser, you may need fewer than you think. Use our complete bundle count guide to figure out exactly what to order.
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