Seamless Crochet Hair with Human Hair (Loose Deep Wave Tutorial)

Crochet hairstyles are a go-to protective style for many Black women, but achieving a natural, knot-free front can be tricky—especially when using human hair. In this tutorial, I’m breaking down a seamless crochet install using human hair loose deep wave, showing exactly how to get a lace-front illusion without visible knots.

This method is beginner-friendly, lightweight, and perfect if you want a realistic crochet style that blends effortlessly.

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Hair Details & What You’ll Need

Hair Used

• Brand: Eayon Hair

• Texture: Loose Deep Wave

• Hair Type: 100% Human Hair

• Packs Used: 2 packs

• Bundles Total: 4 small bundles (2 per pack)

💡 One small bundle is used entirely for the front; the remaining bundles finish the rest of the head.

Tools & Products

• Latch hook

• Braiding hair (for cornrow base)

• Hair-cutting scissors

• Scalp oil (from a Black-owned brand)

• Rat-tail comb

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How to Create a Seamless Crochet Front (No Knots Showing)

The key to this style is feeding human hair directly into the front cornrows instead of crocheting at the hairline.

Step 1 – Prep the Human Hair for the Front

• Take a few strands of loose deep wave hair

• Cut them in half at the middle thread

• The thread is secure, so no shedding occurs

This allows the front to look like a lace front or traditional sew-in, not crochet.

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Step 2 – Cornrow the Front with Human Hair

• Create 14 straight-back cornrows (7 on each side)

• Start each cornrow with braiding hair

• Feed in 4–5 half strands of human hair per cornrow

• Braid straight back

This technique:

• Eliminates visible crochet knots

• Creates a natural hairline

• Gives fullness without bulk

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Step 3 – Secure the Last Cornrow

• Use a latch hook to link the final braid

• Sewing is optional (not required)

Apply scalp oil once the braid foundation is complete to keep the scalp moisturized and protected.

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Crochet the Rest of the Hair (The Right Way)

Once the front is complete, crochet the remaining hair across the head.

 Correct Crochet Technique (Very Important)

• Always create the crochet loop using the center thread

• Crochet on the surface of the cornrow, not underneath

• Avoid grabbing too much of the cornrow (thick grabs = slipping hair)

✅ Proper installation ensures:

• No sliding

• No clumps coming out

• Long-lasting wear—even with washing and brushing

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Installation Time & Hair Breakdown

• Total install time: ~2 hours

• Hair usage:

  • 1 small bundle → front cornrows

  • 3 small bundles → crochet install

  • Some hair left over

This makes it a budget-friendly protective style with a luxury finish.

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Final Results & Hair Review

Straight out of the package, the hair:

• Has no smell

• Does not shed

• Does not tangle

• Stays soft and lightweight

• Holds its curl pattern beautifully

✨ No styling products were used—only scalp oil.

The finished look is natural, full, and effortless, making it ideal for everyday wear or special occasions.

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Why This Crochet Method Works for Black Hair

This install is perfect if you want:

• A protective style with minimal tension

• A natural-looking front

• The flexibility to wash, moisturize, and style

• A crochet style that doesn’t scream “crochet”

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