Introduction
When shopping for human hair extensions, you’ll often see terms like Single Drawn and Double Drawn.
But what do they actually mean?
The choice between the two directly affects volume, thickness, price, and styling flexibility.
In this blog, we’ll break down the differences, benefits, and how to choose the right type for your needs.
Section 1: What is Single Drawn Hair?
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Definition: Single Drawn hair is collected from donors and only lightly trimmed to remove shorter strands.
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Look & Feel: More natural with a mix of hair lengths. The top is thicker, and the ends taper naturally.
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Advantages:
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Natural look, like real hair growth.
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More affordable than double drawn.
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Lightweight and easy to wear.
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Best For: People who like a natural finish or plan to style their hair in layers.
Section 2: What is Double Drawn Hair?
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Definition: Double Drawn hair has been carefully sorted so most strands are the same length.
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Look & Feel: Thick from top to bottom, with full and even ends.
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Advantages:
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Luxurious volume.
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Fuller, denser look.
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Great for sleek, straight hairstyles or blunt cuts.
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Best For: People who want maximum fullness and a polished, glamorous finish.
Section 3: Key Differences Between Single Drawn vs Double Drawn Hair
| Feature | Single Drawn Hair | Double Drawn Hair |
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| Volume | Natural taper, lighter ends | Full thickness from root to tip |
| Price | More affordable | Higher cost due to processing |
| Look | Natural, layered appearance | Luxurious, dense, uniform look |
| Maintenance | Easier to manage | Requires more care for volume styling |
| Best For | Everyday natural wear | Glamorous, professional, or stage looks |
Section 4: How to Choose the Right Type
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Choose Single Drawn if you prefer:
✅ A natural look
✅ Lower price
✅ Layered hairstyles -
Choose Double Drawn if you prefer:
✅ Maximum thickness
✅ Blunt cuts or straight looks
✅ High-end, luxury appearance
Section 5: Wig & Extension Care Tips
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Always wash with sulfate-free shampoo.
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Use leave-in conditioner for smoothness.
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Avoid excessive heat styling.
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Store in a satin bag or wig stand.
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Detangle with a wide-tooth comb.
Section 6: FAQ
Q1: Does double drawn hair last longer than single drawn?
Not necessarily; lifespan depends more on quality and care than drawn type.
Q2: Is single drawn hair lower quality?
No. Single drawn is simply more natural with mixed lengths, not lower in quality.
Q3: Why is double drawn more expensive?
Because it requires extra labor to sort and align hair lengths, creating uniform thickness.
Q4: Can I style both single drawn and double drawn hair?
Yes, both can be dyed, curled, or straightened if they are 100% human hair.
Q5: Which is better for wigs: single or double drawn?
Double drawn is often chosen for wigs that require fullness, while single drawn is good for natural-looking wigs.
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