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Maui Mini

A defined, dimensional wave texture featuring deep, flowing waves with natural volume and movement. Deep Wave is perfect for Baibes who want a noticeable wet-and-wavy pattern that can be defined for a polished finish or fluffed for more volume.

Sale price$645.00

Personalize Your Hair

Choose your preferred specifications below.

Bundle quantity guide

Each bundle is about 100g. Here is what we recommend for a full sew-in:

  • 10" to 16": 2 bundles
  • 18" to 24": 3 bundles
  • 26" and longer: 4 bundles

Mixing lengths or want extra volume? Add one more bundle.

Cap size guide

Every flip-over wig is made on a one-size drawstring cap that adjusts to fit most heads. Pull the drawstring to tighten it for a secure fit, no glue needed.

Fullness guide

The longer the wig, the more hair it takes to stay full from root to ends. Here is what we recommend for each length:

  • 10" to 16": 2 Bundles (200g)
  • 18" to 24": 3 Bundles (300g)
  • 26" and longer: 4 Bundles (400g)

Want it extra full? Go one bundle up from the recommendation for your length.

Length guide

Length is measured by bundle length, straight from the weft to the ends. Curly and wavy textures will look shorter than the length you order.

  • 10" to 12": chin to shoulder
  • 14" to 16": shoulder to collarbone
  • 18" to 20": bust
  • 22" to 24": mid-back
  • 26" and longer: lower back

These are approximate and depend on your height and where you part your hair.

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Maui Mini
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Deep Wave
As it arrives

The Texture

Deep Wave

100% Virgin Hair

Our Deep Wave texture features deep, defined waves that create a naturally textured look with plenty of movement, dimension, and volume. The pattern is noticeably more defined than Water Wave while remaining wavy rather than curly, making it a great choice for Baibes who want a bold wet-and-wavy look without moving into a true curl pattern.

Maintenance: Moderate

Hair pattern: 2C

Choose Deep Wave if you…

  • Want a deep, noticeable natural wave pattern
  • Love wet-and-wavy styles
  • Want more definition than Water Wave
  • Want a textured look without moving into a true curl pattern
  • Enjoy both defined and fuller, fluffed finishes
  • Don't mind periodically refreshing and defining your waves
  • Plan to wear the hair primarily in its natural textured state
Shop all Deep Wave
Similar:Water Wave

Texture guide

Deep Wave

Deep Wave
As it arrives (out of the package)

Every photo here is unstyled, with no product. Air dried is not the finished look: it is how the hair dries on its own before the curls are defined. Your final look depends on how you define it, like finger coiling, a curl-defining brush or a paddle brush, how many sections you work in, and the products you use.

100% Virgin HairWavy
WashEvery 1–2 weeks
RefreshAs needed

Maintenance: Moderate

Hair pattern: 2C

Deep, defined waves + natural volume

A defined, dimensional wave texture featuring deep, flowing waves with natural volume and movement. Deep Wave is perfect for Baibes who want a noticeable wet-and-wavy pattern that can be defined for a polished finish or fluffed for more volume.

What to expect

Deep Wave is a naturally textured wave, so its appearance will change depending on whether the hair is wet, freshly defined, fully dry, separated, or fluffed.

When wet and freshly styled, the waves may appear more compact and defined. As the hair dries, the pattern naturally expands and softens, creating more volume and movement. Separating or fluffing the waves once dry can create an even fuller finish.

Because Deep Wave has a more defined texture, it requires more maintenance than Straight or Body Wave. Regular detangling, cleansing, conditioning, and refreshing will help maintain the pattern and keep the hair manageable.

Some variation throughout the wave pattern is normal and contributes to the natural appearance of the texture.

Is it right for you?

Choose Deep Wave if you…

  • Want a deep, noticeable natural wave pattern
  • Love wet-and-wavy styles
  • Want more definition than Water Wave
  • Want a textured look without moving into a true curl pattern
  • Enjoy both defined and fuller, fluffed finishes
  • Don't mind periodically refreshing and defining your waves
  • Plan to wear the hair primarily in its natural textured state

Consider another texture if you…

  • Prefer very low-maintenance hair that can simply be brushed and worn
  • Primarily want bombshell curls, layers, or frequent heat-styled looks
  • Prefer a softer and looser natural wave
  • Want a true curly or coily texture
  • Don't want to regularly detangle, refresh, or use styling products
Hair care, step by step
1. Wash + condition

Wash and condition Deep Wave approximately every 1–2 weeks, or as needed based on wear and product buildup. When the hair begins to feel coated, heavy, tangled, or less defined, use a clarifying shampoo to remove accumulated oils and styling products.

Always follow clarifying with a hydrating conditioner to restore moisture, softness, and manageability.

2. Detangle

Gently detangle Deep Wave while the hair is damp and conditioned, beginning at the ends and gradually working upward toward the roots. Use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to work through tangles without unnecessarily disrupting the wave pattern.

Avoid aggressively brushing through the hair while dry if you want to maintain a defined finish, as dry brushing can separate the waves and create additional volume.

3. Style + refresh

Apply lightweight wave-defining products to damp hair and distribute them evenly throughout the texture. Allow the waves to set with minimal manipulation while drying for a more defined finish.

Between wash days, refresh individual areas with water and additional product as needed. Avoid continuously layering styling products without properly cleansing the hair, as buildup can weigh down the pattern.

For a fuller finish, wait until the hair is completely dry before gently separating or fluffing the waves.

4. Dry + finish

Allow Deep Wave to air-dry whenever possible to encourage the natural wave pattern. A diffuser can also be used when desired.

Avoid excessive manipulation while the hair is drying if you want maximum definition. Once fully dry, gently separate or fluff the waves to create additional volume and softness.

Maintenance: Moderate

Deep Wave requires moderate maintenance to keep its natural wave pattern defined, soft, and manageable. Because the pattern is deeper and more textured than Water Wave, the hair benefits from regular detangling, moisture, and periodic refreshing with water and lightweight styling products.

For the best definition, distribute styling products evenly throughout damp hair and allow the natural wave pattern to form as the hair dries. Deep Wave does not necessarily need to be completely restyled every day, but individual areas may need to be refreshed between wash days.

Regular cleansing is especially important with textured hair. Styling products, oils, and everyday buildup can weigh down the waves and reduce their definition and movement. A clarifying shampoo followed by a hydrating conditioner can help reset the hair and restore its natural pattern.

Typical routine

Wash and condition Deep Wave approximately every 1–2 weeks, or as needed based on product buildup and wear. Gently detangle the hair during your routine, then apply lightweight styling products to damp hair to enhance and define the natural wave pattern.

Between wash days, refresh the hair with water and additional styling product only as needed rather than continuously layering product onto the hair.

Allow the hair to fully dry before separating or fluffing the waves for additional volume. Regular detangling, proper cleansing, and maintaining moisture will help keep the texture manageable and defined.

Styling + heat

Ways to style

Deep Wave can be worn with a more polished, defined finish or styled for a softer, fuller look depending on your preference.

For maximum definition, apply lightweight styling products while the hair is damp and allow the waves to fully set as they dry. For more volume, gently separate and fluff the pattern once the hair is completely dry.

Deep Wave can also be worn in wet-look styles or occasionally straightened, curled, or otherwise heat styled. However, it is primarily designed to showcase its natural deep wave pattern.

Heat styling

Deep Wave can be straightened, curled, or heat styled, but we recommend wearing it primarily in its natural wave pattern and keeping heat styling occasional. Like all Baibe Official Virgin textures, Deep Wave's wave pattern is created through steam processing, and much like natural hair, repeated heat can gradually loosen that pattern over time.

If you love regularly switching between waves, curls, and straight styles, we recommend Body Wave, which is made for heat-styled looks, or Raw Indian Wavy, whose natural donor wave pattern can return after washing and conditioning as long as the hair hasn't been heat damaged.

When you do apply heat, always use a heat protectant and avoid unnecessarily high temperatures.

Myths vs. facts

"Deep Wave should look exactly the same wet and dry." No. The pattern will typically appear more compact and defined while wet and become softer and fuller as it dries.

"Deep Wave and Body Wave are basically the same." No. Body Wave has a much looser pattern and is commonly chosen for styling versatility. Deep Wave has a deeper, more defined natural wave pattern intended to be worn textured.

"Deep Wave doesn't require product because it isn't curly." Although Deep Wave is a wavy texture, lightweight styling products can help enhance definition, control frizz, and maintain the natural pattern.

"If my waves become less defined, the texture is gone." Not necessarily. Product buildup, dryness, brushing, and everyday wear can temporarily reduce definition. Proper cleansing, conditioning, water, and styling products can help refresh the natural wave pattern.

How it compares

Deep Wave features a deeper and more defined natural wave pattern than Water Wave, creating greater texture, dimension, and volume while still maintaining a distinctly wavy appearance.

Unlike Body Wave, which is often selected for heat-styled looks, Deep Wave is designed to be worn primarily in its natural textured state. Compared with curlier textures, it provides noticeable definition without creating a true coil or curl pattern.

Products

What to use

For Deep Wave, we recommend lightweight, hydrating products that help define the natural wave pattern, maintain moisture, and control frizz without weighing the hair down.

  • Clarifying shampoo
  • Hydrating shampoo
  • Hydrating conditioner
  • Lightweight mousse or styling foam
  • Lightweight curl or wave cream
  • Lightweight hair oil or serum
  • Heat protectant when using hot tools

What to avoid

  • Heavy creams, butters, or oils that weigh down the wave pattern
  • Excessive product layering
  • Aggressive dry brushing when maintaining definition
  • Allowing significant product buildup to accumulate
  • Frequent heat styling, or excessive and unnecessarily high heat
  • Using hot tools without heat protectant
  • Excessive manipulation while the hair is drying
About Deep Wave

Our Deep Wave texture features deep, defined waves that create a naturally textured look with plenty of movement, dimension, and volume. The pattern is noticeably more defined than Water Wave while remaining wavy rather than curly, making it a great choice for Baibes who want a bold wet-and-wavy look without moving into a true curl pattern.

Deep Wave can be styled with different finishes depending on your preference. When wet and freshly defined, the waves appear more compact, polished, and defined. As the hair dries, the pattern naturally expands and softens, creating a fuller finish with more volume and movement.

Unlike Body Wave, which is commonly used as a foundation for heat-styled looks, Deep Wave is designed to be worn primarily in its natural textured state. It can still be straightened, curled, or otherwise heat styled occasionally, but its natural wave pattern is what makes the texture unique.

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      Length guide

      Find your length

      All Baibe Official hair is measured at its stretched length, the same way for every texture. Here’s how that length looks on straight, wavy and curly hair.

      Where it falls

      Length chart from 10 to 30 inches on straight, wavy and curly hair
      • 10″–12″Shoulders
      • 14″Collarbone
      • 16″Upper back
      • 18″–20″Bust / chest
      • 22″Mid-back
      • 24″–26″Lower back
      • 28″–30″Waist

      Approximate placement for straight hair. It varies with your height, body proportions, texture and installation.

      Your length

      How length is measured

      From the weft to the ends while fully stretched. Waves and curls naturally contract, so textured hair can look shorter than its stated length when worn in its natural pattern. No heat or straightening is needed to measure.

      Straight, wavy and curly hair shown natural and fully stretched to 24 inches

      Same length, different look

      The same 24 inch stretched length on straight, wavy and curly hair
      StraightFalls close to its stretched length.
      WavyMay look shorter because of its wave pattern.
      CurlyLooks shorter. The tighter the curl, the bigger the difference.

      Your height changes the look

      The same 24 inch length on a longer torso and a shorter torso
      Same length, different bodyThe same length can fall higher or lower depending on your height and torso length. A 24″ style reaches farther down the back on a shorter torso than on a longer one.

      Choosing your length

      1. Your preferred lookShoulders, bust, mid-back or waist?
      2. Your textureWavy and curly hair look shorter than straight hair at the same length.
      3. Your height and proportionsThe same length falls differently on every body.
      4. Your stylingCurl definition, stretching and styling change how long hair looks.

      Use this guide as a general reference, not a guarantee of where your hair will fall.