Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair gives your customers an ultra-sleek straight look while keeping the price more accessible than premium Virgin Hair. With 8–30 inch lengths and Single, Double and Super Double Drawn options, you can match the same Bone Straight style to different budgets, fullness preferences and resale price points.

Introducing Vietnamese remy bone straight hair

Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair is Vietnamese human hair processed into a very sleek, straight texture. Unlike Natural Straight, which keeps the hair’s naturally straight appearance, Bone Straight requires an additional styling process to create a flatter, more polished finish.

Handles Book lists Bone Straight as a separate hairstyle from Natural Straight and calculates it by adding a styling cost to the Natural Black straight-hair base. It also identifies Remy as the more affordable alternative to Virgin Hair for customers who do not require extreme light-color bleaching.

That distinction matters for your customer.

If she wants a naturally straight result with softer movement, Natural Straight may already be enough. If she specifically wants hair that looks noticeably sleeker and straighter from top to bottom, Bone Straight gives her a clearer visual difference.

For your salon or store, that means Bone Straight should not be sold simply as “another straight hair.” It solves a different styling preference.

Vietnamese remy bone straight hair specifications

Specification	Details
Hair origin	Vietnam
Hair type	Human Hair
Quality	Remy Hair
Texture	Bone Straight
Base color	Natural Black
Length	8–30 inches
Bundle weight	Approx. 100g
Fullness	Single, Double, Super Double Drawn
Main uses	Sew-ins, extensions, wig making
Customer fit	Buyers wanting a sleek, polished straight look

The Natural Color wholesale reference uses 100g per bundle, with approximately ten bundles making 1kg. Bone Straight is then created as an additional styling option from that straight-hair base.

Why choose Vietnamese remy bone straight hair?

Bone straight creates a sleeker finish

The main reason to choose Bone Straight over Natural Straight is visual.

Natural Straight still reflects the hair’s natural straight appearance and movement. Bone Straight is styled to look flatter, more uniform and more polished.

That makes it especially useful for customers who show you reference photos with a very sleek straight finish.

For your business, identifying this preference early prevents a common mismatch: selling Natural Straight to someone who actually expects the sharper Bone Straight look.

Remy keeps the sleek look more accessible

Not every customer who wants Bone Straight needs premium Virgin Hair.

Handles Book positions Remy Hair as a more affordable human hair option and distinguishes it from Virgin primarily through donor uniformity and suitability for more demanding bleaching.

If your buyer intends to keep Natural Black or use normal color tones, Remy can therefore make more financial sense.

Instead of making her pay extra for bleaching potential she may never use, you can put more of her budget into the parts she can actually see, such as length and fullness.

Three fullness levels give you more ways to close the sale

Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair can be offered in three drawn levels:

Fullness	Approx. main-length strands	Best for
Single Drawn	40–45%	Lower budget, naturally tapered ends
Double Drawn	60–65%	Balanced price and fuller appearance
Super Double Drawn	80–85%	Buyers prioritizing fuller ends

The drawn percentages come from the hair grading guidance in Handles Book.

This matters even more with Bone Straight because the sleek texture makes the shape of the ends easy to see.

A customer wanting a slim, natural-looking finish may be satisfied with Single Drawn. Another customer may choose Super Double Drawn specifically because she wants the straight silhouette to remain visibly full toward the bottom.

Neither customer needs to change texture. They simply choose how much fullness they want to buy.

Single, double or super double drawn bone straight?

Single drawn for a lower entry price

Single Drawn gives the ends more natural tapering.

For a customer who mainly wants the sleek Bone Straight appearance and a specific length, this can be a useful way to keep the order affordable.

It is also practical for new vendors testing Bone Straight demand because you can introduce Vietnamese human hair at a lower entry cost before investing heavily in premium fullness.

Double drawn for balanced fullness

Double Drawn provides a visibly fuller finish than Single Drawn without reaching the highest Super Double Drawn price. For many customers, that middle ground is important.

The hair still creates a stronger straight silhouette toward the ends, while the total order remains easier to manage. For salons and vendors serving a broad customer base, Double Drawn can therefore work well as a core Bone Straight option.

Super double drawn for fuller straight ends

Super Double Drawn is designed for customers who want the fullest-looking result. With approximately 80–85% main-length strands, the bottom of the hairstyle appears more substantial than Single or Double Drawn.

Because Bone Straight already creates a clean, linear silhouette, fuller ends can make the final hairstyle look noticeably more substantial. This is the option to show customers who care more about the finished visual impact than reaching the lowest possible price.

Vietnamese remy bone straight hair price

Bone Straight pricing starts with the Remy Natural Straight base and adds the Bone Straight styling cost. For the public reference used here, Bone Straight adds $1.50 to each approximately 100g Remy bundle.

Length	Super Double Drawn	Double Drawn	Single Drawn
8″	$17.80	$13.90	$12.60
10″	$22.10	$19.90	$15.60
12″	$27.90	$22.30	$20.10
14″	$34.40	$30.10	$23.60
16″	$43.00	$34.40	$30.10
18″	$49.40	$40.80	$34.40
20″	$55.90	$46.00	$40.80
22″	$61.10	$53.80	$47.30
24″	$68.80	$58.10	$53.80
26″	$73.70	$65.00	$55.90
28″	$78.00	$70.20	$60.70
30″	$82.30	$74.50	$65.00

The useful part is what these numbers allow your customer to change.

At 20 inches, for example:

Single Drawn is approximately $40.80, Double Drawn $46.00, and Super Double Drawn $55.90.

If she likes the 20-inch Bone Straight look but thinks Super Double Drawn is too expensive, moving to Double Drawn saves $9.90 per bundle, or approximately $29.70 across three bundles.

She keeps the same length and Bone Straight texture. The trade-off is simply less fullness toward the ends.

That is easier to explain than immediately offering a discount.

Bone straight vs natural straight

These two products should not be presented as interchangeable.

Natural Straight keeps a more natural straight appearance and requires no extra Bone Straight styling step.

Bone Straight is processed specifically to achieve a sleeker, flatter and more polished straight look. Handles Book treats Bone Straight as an additional style rather than the Natural Straight base texture.

For the customer, the choice should start with the final look. If she wants softness and more natural straight movement, choose Natural Straight.

If she wants the hair to appear visibly sleeker and sharper, Bone Straight is the more suitable option.

For you, that difference also gives Bone Straight a reason to cost slightly more rather than looking like an unexplained markup.

Who should choose Vietnamese remy bone straight hair?

Customers who want a sleek natural black look

Bone Straight is particularly easy to justify when the desired final hairstyle is Natural Black and very straight. The customer receives the texture she actually wants without automatically paying for premium bleaching capability.

That makes Remy Bone Straight attractive for buyers who care more about appearance, length and fullness than extreme color customization.

Salons offering straight extension services

For salons, Bone Straight gives you a distinct straight-hair service to place next to Natural Straight.

Instead of listing both as generic straight hair, show the customer the visual difference.

Then allow her to choose length and fullness according to budget.

This makes the consultation easier because every increase in price has a visible reason.

Vendors selling to different budgets

For vendors, one Bone Straight product can create multiple selling tiers.

An entry buyer can choose Single Drawn. A customer seeking balanced fullness can move to Double Drawn. A premium-look buyer can choose Super Double Drawn.

You can then repeat the same structure across several lengths.

That gives you more usable price points without creating dozens of unrelated products.

How to choose Vietnamese remy bone straight hair

Choose bone straight for the look, not just the name

Before ordering, make sure the customer actually wants a very sleek finish. If her reference hairstyle has natural movement, Natural Straight may suit her better.

If the reference is flat, polished and strongly straight from top to ends, Bone Straight makes more sense. The texture should solve a visible need.

Use length to control the total cost

Once your customer confirms Bone Straight, length becomes an easy budget lever. For example, Double Drawn costs approximately $34.40 at 16 inches, $46.00 at 20 inches and $58.10 at 24 inches.

A customer considering three 24-inch bundles could reduce the hair cost by approximately $36.30 by choosing 20 inches instead. She still receives Remy Bone Straight and Double Drawn fullness. She simply gives up four inches of length.

Use fullness before discounting

If the customer refuses to compromise on length, look at fullness. At 24 inches, Super Double Drawn is approximately $68.80, while Double Drawn is approximately $58.10.

That is $10.70 less per bundle, or approximately $32.10 across three bundles. Instead of cutting your margin, show her the visual difference and let her decide which matters more.

Confirm the final color before choosing remy

Remy Hair is suitable when your customer plans Natural Black or normal color tones.

The internal sales guidance specifically recommends Virgin Hair when the goal is demanding lightening such as blonde 613, while Remy remains suitable for black, brown, red and other normal tones.

So ask about color before confirming the hair quality.

Do not sell the customer more hair capability than she needs, but also do not promise Remy for a color process better suited to Virgin Hair.

How to care for bone straight hair

Because Bone Straight is chosen for its sleek appearance, maintenance should focus on keeping the hair smooth and avoiding unnecessary stress. Use conditioner regularly, detangle gently from the ends upward and avoid excessive heat when additional styling is unnecessary.

When heat is used, work conservatively rather than repeatedly applying high temperatures simply to make already-straight hair look straighter.

For salons, explaining care before the client leaves can also reduce unrealistic expectations. Bone Straight describes the hairstyle and processing, not a promise that the hair will require zero maintenance forever.

Why buy Vietnamese remy bone straight hair from Ravi hair?

The most useful Bone Straight quote is not simply the highest grade at the longest length. It is the specification your customer can justify.

Ravi Hair can help you select length, fullness, color and quantity according to the customer’s intended hairstyle and budget.

If the buyer wants a lower total, you can compare shorter lengths or a different drawn level before reducing your margin. If she wants fuller ends, you can move upward from Single to Double or Super Double Drawn and show exactly what the additional cost buys her.

That makes the product easier for salons to recommend and easier for vendors to position across different customer budgets.

Faq about Vietnamese remy bone straight hair

What Is Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair?

Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair is Vietnamese human hair in the Remy category that has been styled into a very sleek Bone Straight texture. It differs from Natural Straight because Bone Straight requires an additional styling process.

Is Bone Straight the Same as Natural Straight?

No. Natural Straight refers to the natural straight base hair, while Bone Straight is an additional processed hairstyle designed to produce a sleeker finish.

Is Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair Real Human Hair?

Yes. Remy Hair is human hair. Its distinction from Virgin Hair relates to sourcing, uniformity and intended coloring use, not whether it is human or synthetic.

Can Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair Be Colored?

Remy Hair can be suitable for Natural Black, brown, red and other normal color tones. For demanding bleaching toward very light blonde such as 613, the current product guidance recommends choosing an appropriate Virgin Hair option instead.

Which Drawn Level Should I Choose?

Choose Single Drawn if budget is the main priority, Double Drawn for a balance between cost and fuller ends, and Super Double Drawn when the customer wants the fullest-looking Bone Straight result.

There is no need to automatically choose the most expensive option.

How Much Does Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair Cost?

Reference Bone Straight pricing starts from approximately $12.60 for an 8-inch Single Drawn 100g bundle, with prices increasing according to length and fullness.

The exact quotation can also change with color, quantity and other customization requirements.

Give your customers the sleek look they actually want

Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair makes sense when your customer specifically wants a sleeker, more polished straight finish but does not need to pay automatically for premium Virgin Hair.

Start with the look she wants. Then choose the length and drawn level that fit her budget. That gives your salon or store several ways to close the order without turning every price objection into a discount.

Send your required length, fullness level, color and quantity to Ravi Hair for a Vietnamese Remy Bone Straight Hair quotation.