Sep 21, 2026 / By SW-SW / in Buying Guides Style & Beauty
Choosing 22 inch braiding hair is mainly a specification and planning decision. This listing is for loose silky straight synthetic fiber, with one 22-inch bundle per pack and a listed net hair weight of 150 g +/- 5 g. The product offers 11 color codes: 1B, 4, 24, 27, 30, 33, 613, Grey, T30, TBUG and T27. The three T shades are shown as black-root ombre; the other codes are presented as solid shade choices. Use those verified facts to compare length, pack contents, shade direction and the amount of hair your own style requires. The listing does not establish a universal full-head pack count, a guaranteed finished look, or compatibility with a particular installation method.
Start with the pack definition: one order pack contains one loose 22-inch bundle, measuring 55.88 cm, in the selected color. The listed net hair weight is 150 g with a tolerance of +/- 5 g. It is synthetic braiding hair, not a ready-made wig. Those are the useful comparison points when a braider asks what you are bringing to an appointment or when you are planning a personal project.
Next, choose the shade from the exact option name and image. 1B, 4, 24, 27, 30, 33, 613 and Grey are the solid-code group in the supplied product data. T30, TBUG and T27 are black-root ombre options. Quantity must be planned from your braid pattern, section size, desired fullness and the advice of the person installing the style; one pack is one bundle, but the evidence does not support one universal number for every head or finished style.
The most important sentence on the product record is simple: one pack contains one loose bundle of synthetic braiding hair. The bundle is listed at 22 inches, or 55.88 cm, and the net hair weight is 150 g +/- 5 g. A loose bundle is material for installation, so the order is not a pre-shaped wig, ponytail, or completed braid set. Photographs may show the hair arranged for presentation, but they do not change the package quantity. If you need several bundles, count packs as individual units when you prepare your order.
The packaging dimensions and gross packed weight are logistics details, not extra hair inside the pack. They should not be treated as the usable length, the hair density, or a safe amount for a particular finished style. Ask your braider how much material their planned sections require, then compare that request with the fact that each pack supplies one 150 g bundle. This keeps a measurable product fact separate from a style estimate that depends on personal technique.
Twenty-two inches is the listed strand length before installation. In metric terms, that is 55.88 cm. Compare this length with the visual proportion you want after the hair is sectioned and braided, while remembering that the finished appearance also depends on how the hair is folded, attached and arranged. The specification answers how long the supplied hair is; it does not promise a particular final braid length for every method.
A useful pre-order check is to measure 55.88 cm from the point where the braid would begin and look at the endpoint in a mirror or with a tape measure. This is a visual planning aid, not a guarantee. Consider whether you want the same length throughout, a mixed-length effect, or an ombre placement that changes the way the length is perceived. If your braider uses a different preparation method, ask them to confirm the suitable length before ordering.
The color list is easier to use when divided into two groups. The solid-code choices are 1B, 4, 24, 27, 30, 33, 613 and Grey. T30, TBUG and T27 are black-root ombre options. The root portion gives those three choices a darker starting area, while the rest of the shade transitions away from that root. Select by the code and the option photograph together, because a code alone may be unfamiliar if you are comparing several color families.
For a solid look, compare the selected code with the hair you plan to blend at the base and with the color you want through the length. For an ombre look, decide where the darker root should sit in relation to your own hair and the braid pattern. The product data confirms the named color direction, but it does not promise that a screen displays every shade exactly as it appears in person. When color matching matters, use the supplied option image and ask the installer to review the choice.
There is no responsible single answer to “How many packs do I need?” without knowing the style. Section count, braid width, length, fullness, the amount of natural hair being covered and the installer’s technique all change the estimate. This listing gives one bundle per pack, not a universal full-head formula. A smaller style may use a different amount from a fuller style, and two people requesting the same broad name may still receive different quantity advice.
Before buying, send the braider the product facts and a description or reference image of the intended style. Ask whether they want one or more 150 g bundles and whether they prefer a solid shade or black-root ombre. If you are installing the style yourself, divide the planned sections into a small test area first and keep unopened packs available until the quantity decision is clear. That is a planning method, not a promise that any specific number will finish the style.
The product record describes the hair as silky straight synthetic fiber and advises gentle separation, washing with shampoo and conditioner, and air drying. Follow the instructions supplied with the item and the method recommended by your braider. Keep the bundle organized while separating sections so that the selected color remains easy to identify. Avoid turning a general care instruction into a performance claim: the supplied evidence does not verify a particular detangling result, shedding rate, color-fade rate or service life.
A practical preparation checklist is to confirm the code, count the packs, keep the hair dry and clean during setup, and work with small sections suited to your chosen method. Use the product page as the source for the pack facts. Questions about scalp preparation, tension, maintenance or removal belong with a qualified stylist who can see your hair and the planned installation. This guide helps you buy the right type of material; it cannot assess an individual scalp or finished result.
For covering a finished braided style, rather than preparing the loose bundle, compare the long satin bonnet with a tie band. Its listing describes an elongated body and an opening adjusted with ties, but gives no measured bonnet length or head-size range. Check those measurements before buying; the 22-inch hair specification above is not a bonnet fit measurement.
Verified from the current product record: the hair is synthetic fiber; the texture is described as silky straight; the listed length is 22 inches / 55.88 cm; one pack contains one loose bundle; the listed net hair weight is 150 g +/- 5 g; and there are 11 color codes. The listed solid shades are 1B, 4, 24, 27, 30, 33, 613 and Grey, while T30, TBUG and T27 are black-root ombre. These are the facts used in the table and checklist below.
Not verified by the supplied record: heat resistance, hot-water or heat-tool compatibility, knotless or crochet testing, comfort, guaranteed wear duration, tangle or shedding performance, fade behavior, dyeability, human-hair content, salon grade, premium grade or a guaranteed finished appearance. The number of packs for a full head is also style-dependent. Treat these as questions for the seller or stylist rather than filling the gaps with assumptions.
Use the published specification as the fixed part of the decision, then add your own style requirements. The final column identifies what still needs personal or stylist confirmation.
| Decision point | Verified specification | How to use it | Still needs confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 22 in / 55.88 cm | Measure the intended endpoint from the installation start. | Finished length after the chosen method. |
| Pack contents | One loose bundle per pack | Count each pack as one 150 g bundle. | Total packs for the selected style. |
| Weight | 150 g +/- 5 g net hair weight | Share this figure with your braider when planning. | Whether that amount matches the sections and fullness. |
| Material and texture | Synthetic fiber; silky straight description | Choose it when this type of loose hair matches the project. | Method-specific suitability and individual preferences. |
| Color | 11 codes; T30/TBUG/T27 black-root ombre | Match code, image and desired root direction. | Exact appearance under your lighting and blend. |
For a tightly curled loose-hair option, compare the 50 g Afro Kinky bulk human hair in color 1B. It is listed in stretched lengths of 10, 12, 14, 16 or 18 inches (25.40–45.72 cm), and each unit contains 50 g. This is a different material, texture and quantity from the 22-inch, 150 g ± 5 g synthetic bundle described above. Relaxed curls look shorter than their stretched length. Plan the total hair weight with your stylist; neither pack count nor heat, dye or installation suitability can be transferred from the straight synthetic bundle to this item.
Use the product page for current option details, the two categories for related inventory, and the guides for adjacent hair and wig planning questions.
One pack contains one loose 22-inch synthetic bundle with a listed net hair weight of 150 g +/- 5 g.
The supplied facts do not support a universal answer. Quantity depends on the style, section size, fullness and the installer’s plan.
T30, TBUG and T27 are the listed black-root ombre options. 1B, 4, 24, 27, 30, 33, 613 and Grey are the listed solid-code choices.
No. It is one loose bundle of synthetic braiding hair for installation into a style you choose.
Heat behavior and hot-water compatibility are not verified in the supplied product evidence. Do not infer them from the silky-straight description.
Oct 16, 2026 by SW SW
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