Hawaii Curl – 46 cm | 90 grams | Crochet Hair | Curly Crochet Hair

Hawaii Curl is a curly synthetic low-temperature fiber, approximately 46 cm long and packaged in an approximately 90g format. Its soft and defined texture allows you to add curls, volume, and movement to crochet hairstyles, boho braids, goddess braids, and dreadlocks with curly ends.

The strands can be easily separated with your fingers, allowing you to adjust volume and density according to your desired styling.

Why choose it

• Soft and defined curly texture.
• Low-temperature synthetic fiber.
• Approximately 90g format.
• Approximately 46 cm length.
• Easily separable strands.
• Ideal as both a main fiber and a curly accent.

Product specifications

• Weight: approximately 90g per pack.
• Length: approximately 46 cm / 18 inches.
• Fiber: synthetic low temperature.
• Texture: curly, soft, and defined.

Ideal for

• Crochet hair and crochet braids.
• Boho braids.
• Goddess braids.
• Dreadlocks with curly ends.
• Protective styles.
• Curly inserts and details.

Heat and processing

Hawaii Curl is a low-temperature fiber and should not be straightened. Avoid flat irons, curling irons, and high-temperature tools, which can deform or melt the fiber.

If the technique used involves hot water or steam, always work with temperatures compatible with low-temperature fibers and protect your scalp and hands.

Recommended quantities

For a full head of crochet hair, approximately 4–6 packs may be needed. For boho or goddess braids, about 2–4 packs may suffice, while for curly ends on dreadlocks, the quantity depends on the number of strands you wish to add.

Quantities are approximate and vary based on desired density, sections, and volume.

Fiber care

The best way to keep Hawaii Curl defined is to gently detangle it with your hands.

Separate any knots starting from the ends and gradually moving upwards, working on a few strands at a time. Avoid aggressively brushing or combing the fiber: excessive manipulation can open up the curl, increase frizz, and alter its texture.

To revive the curls, you can gently arrange them with your fingers, trying to maintain the original shape of the strand.