Loose Deep Bundles: Add Fullness & Bounce to Your Hair

October 08, 2025

Loose deep bundles offer a hair option known for its soft curl pattern and natural volume. This texture sits between a body wave and a tight deep wave. It features flowing curls that provide movement and lift. Using hair bundles allows for custom installation, giving the wearer control over the volume and length of their hairstyle. This option is popular for people who want a full style with a distinct curl definition. The curls are looser than traditional deep wave hair, making them easier to manage. 

The Character of Loose Deep Texture

The defining factor of loose deep hair is its curl pattern. It offers a soft, bouncy look that provides immediate volume.

Curl Pattern & Structure

The loose deep curl is a consistent, open 'S' shape. The diameter of the curl is wider than that of a deep wave but smaller than a body wave. This specific size gives the hair a springy quality, resulting in a good amount of lift away from the head. This curl pattern is often chosen because it mimics natural hair that has been set in a gentle, rolling style. The curls fall softly, creating a soft flow and movement that looks light.

Hair Bundles Explained

Hair bundles are collections of hair wefts. A weft is a track of hair stitched together at the top. These wefts are sewn onto a person's natural hair using a specific technique, creating a sew-in style. Using bundles offers total freedom to control the look.

• Custom Volume: The wearer can choose how many bundles to use to control the hair's fullness. Using three or four bundles creates a full, dense style.

• Custom Placement: Bundles can be placed strategically to achieve a certain look, such as more volume near the crown or greater length at the back.

This customization is a major reason why hair bundles are a preferred option for people seeking a good style.

Installing Loose Deep Bundles

Installing hair bundles requires skill to ensure a flat and secure base. Even though the process is a very tiring one, it gives you the result of a hairstyle that lasts several weeks.

Preparation & Base Work

Before installation, the natural hair must be prepared. This usually involves washing, drying, and braiding the hair into cornrows. The cornrows provide a flat surface for the wefts to be sewn onto. A secure base is important to ensure the wefts lay flat and the finished style looks natural.

A protective net is often sewn over the cornrows. This net provides an extra layer of protection for the natural hair and helps secure the wefts firmly.

The Sewing Process

The wefts are sewn onto the cornrows or the net using a needle and thread. The stylist starts at the nape of the neck and works upwards toward the crown. Wefts must be placed close together to ensure a full look without showing the braids beneath. Care must be taken not to poke the natural scalp during the sewing process. The method of folding the weft, called "cut-and-fold," helps keep the hair from shedding.

A finishing piece, like a lace closure or frontal, is often used at the top of the head to complete the style. This piece hides the final tracks and provides a natural-looking hair part.

Care for Loose Deep Hair

Proper care is necessary to keep the curls bouncy and the hair healthy. The curly structure requires specific maintenance steps.

Washing & Detangling

Wash the loose deep bundles with a gentle shampoo and conditioner. Do not scrub the hair, which can disrupt the curls and cause tangling. Instead, gently press the shampoo into the hair, moving downwards.

Detangling must be done when the hair is wet and covered in conditioner. Use a wide-tooth comb. Start at the bottom of the hair and work up slowly toward the roots. Never yank or pull at tangles, which can cause shedding.

Daily Curl Maintenance

To maintain the soft curl pattern:

1. Moisture: Use a light hair serum. You can also use a leave-in conditioner that is diluted with water. This helps in keeping the curls hydrated. If you don’t adapt to a good moisturiser your curls start to look dry and this makes the curls look dull.

2. Overnight Care: Before going to bed, tie your hair up into a very loose bun on the top of the head. This method, often called "pineappling," is one of the key elements that help in preserving the curls overnight. Moreover, sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase helps to reduce friction, and protects them from breaking out.

3. Avoid Heat: Try to air dry the hair as much as possible. Air drying is the best solution to the hair breakage problem. If heat is needed, use a diffuser and that too on a low setting. Excessive heat can loosen the curl pattern.

Choosing quality bundles is the first step towards a beautiful, long-lasting hair style. The kind of bundle you choose has a great deal of impact on your appearance. The fullness and movement provided by these bundles give a glamorous finish to the hair.