How many packs of Deep Curly Crochet Hair do you need? The right amount depends on how much of your head you want to cover, the fullness you prefer, your crochet braid pattern, and how your stylist spaces the curls. There is no single pack count that guarantees the same look for everyone.
At Her Hair Company, Deep Curly Crochet Hair is available in 1, 2, 3, or 4 packs, with 50 grams per pack. That gives you four listed weight options: 50g, 100g, 150g, and 200g. The current length choices are 14, 16, 18, and 20 inches. Here's how to translate those choices into an installation plan.
Quick answer: how many packs should you consider?
Use the table below as a shopping starting point—not a promise of full-head coverage. Final quantity depends on your stylist's placement plan and the hairstyle you want.
| Pack option | Total weight | What to discuss with your stylist |
|---|---|---|
| 1 pack | 50g | Smaller areas, targeted additions, or a very light plan rather than assuming full-head coverage. |
| 2 packs | 100g | Partial coverage or a light-density concept; confirm whether your installation pattern needs more. |
| 3 packs | 150g | A fuller installation plan with a balanced approach to sections, spacing, and visible volume. |
| 4 packs | 200g | More available hair for denser coverage or additional styling flexibility; using every gram is not mandatory. |
For a planned full-head install, comparing the 3-pack and 4-pack options first is often more useful than assuming 1–2 packs will be sufficient. It is still important to confirm the quantity with your stylist. The same hair weight can create different results on different heads.
Five things that change the number of crochet hair packs you need
1. Full-head or partial installation
Covering only selected areas is not the same as installing crochet hair throughout your head. Start by identifying the sections that need hair. If your goal is a full-head style with coverage around the crown and sides, your quantity discussion will be different from a few accent sections. Show your installer a picture of the finished shape you want.
2. Light, medium, or full volume
Deep curls can look expansive even when the amount of hair is relatively modest, because curl arrangement and separation influence the final silhouette. However, visually fluffy hair is not a substitute for adequate coverage. Decide how full you want the style to appear, not just how much hair is listed in a pack.
3. Crochet braid pattern and spacing
Attachment spacing, the braid foundation, and the width of your crochet sections affect where the hair is distributed. A tight attachment pattern may use the available hair differently than wider sections. Your stylist should consider the nape, crown, hairline, and planned parting rather than distributing all the hair evenly without a design.
4. Hair length
Her Hair Company lists 14-, 16-, 18-, and 20-inch Deep Curly Crochet Hair options. With longer curls, visual volume can be distributed over a greater length, changing how full the ends look. This does not create a universal “add one extra pack for long hair” rule. It means length and density should be planned together.
Choosing between 14, 16, 18 and 20 inches? See our Deep Curly Crochet Hair length guide for help planning the finished shape before deciding how many packs to order.
5. Your desired finished shape
A rounded, high-volume curly style, a controlled shoulder-framing look, and a longer layered look may require different placement decisions. Photos are useful, but also tell your stylist whether you want to wear a center part, side part, or swept-back look. Parting and styling options can affect how hair is placed near the top and perimeter.
HHC Deep Curly Crochet Hair: confirmed lengths and pack weights
The current product page lists the same four pack quantities for each of its four lengths:
- 14 inches: 1 Pack / 50g; 2 Packs / 100g; 3 Packs / 150g; 4 Packs / 200g.
- 16 inches: 1 Pack / 50g; 2 Packs / 100g; 3 Packs / 150g; 4 Packs / 200g.
- 18 inches: 1 Pack / 50g; 2 Packs / 100g; 3 Packs / 150g; 4 Packs / 200g.
- 20 inches: 1 Pack / 50g; 2 Packs / 100g; 3 Packs / 150g; 4 Packs / 200g.
Those are product selection options, not guarantees about finished coverage or where curls will fall on every person. Always confirm the specific length and pack combination on the live Deep Curly Crochet Hair product page before checkout.
How to plan the right amount before your appointment
- Pick a realistic reference style. Save photos showing the curl density, length, and shape—not only a front-facing portrait.
- Identify the installation area. Confirm whether your stylist is planning full-head crochet, partial crochet, or a mixed method.
- Agree on placement and parting. Discuss the crochet foundation, the crown, the perimeter, and any side or center part you want to maintain.
- Choose the desired density. Ask your stylist to evaluate 100g, 150g, and 200g based on the specific style and their installation approach.
- Select length and quantity together. A decision based only on length may leave you with the wrong amount of hair for your desired silhouette.
- Discuss a backup pack. If your installer expects some adjustments during the appointment, you may prefer having extra hair available rather than discovering mid-install that the planned quantity is too small.
It's possible for an experienced installer to use less or more hair than another stylist for a similar-looking result. Their personal technique, braid pattern, and coverage expectations matter more than generalized estimates found online.
Don't confuse crochet hair, bulk hair, and sew-in bundles
Different hair formats serve different installation methods. HHC's Deep Curly Crochet Hair product page describes crochet-loop attachment details. Loose bulk hair for braids and wefted hair bundles may share similar curl textures, but you should not assume they install the same way—or that they require the same number of packs.
If you're still deciding what hair format to buy, read our Human Hair for Braids & Crochet: Bulk Hair vs Crochet Hair guide. For a broader comparison, see Hair Bundles vs. Bulk Hair vs. Crochet Hair: What Should You Buy?.
Frequently asked questions
Is 1 pack of Deep Curly Crochet Hair enough for a full head?
Do not assume a single 50g pack will give you full-head coverage. It is more useful to think of one pack as a limited amount for a partial area or a particular styling purpose. Ask your stylist how much hair the braid pattern will require.
Are 2 packs enough for crochet hair?
Two packs equal 100g. That may suit a lighter-density or partial installation plan, but it isn't a reliable full-head rule. Coverage, curl placement, and your desired volume will determine whether 100g is appropriate.
Should I get 3 or 4 packs for a full-head look?
Three packs equal 150g, while four packs equal 200g. The additional 50g gives your stylist more hair to distribute where added density is wanted. Compare both options based on your look and installation method. More hair is not automatically better if your goal is a controlled, lightweight finish.
Does choosing 20-inch crochet hair mean I need an extra pack?
Not automatically. Longer curls can change the way fullness appears along the length of a style, but there isn't a verified one-pack-per-length formula. Have your stylist consider the length, finished shape, and total weight together.
Can I use a boho-braid bulk-hair quantity guide for crochet hair?
Not directly. Loose bulk hair for boho braids and crochet-ready hair are prepared for different uses. If you're actually planning braids with loose bulk hair, see our How Much Bulk Hair Do You Need for Boho Braids? guide.
Can I leave some of a 4-pack set unused?
You and your stylist can plan the density that suits your style rather than assuming every bit of available hair must be installed. Having extra hair does not mean overfilling the style is necessary.
The bottom line
HHC currently offers 1 pack (50g), 2 packs (100g), 3 packs (150g), and 4 packs (200g) of Deep Curly Crochet Hair, each in lengths from 14 to 20 inches. If you're planning a full-head look, start the conversation around 3 versus 4 packs, then refine the amount with your stylist. For targeted placement or less density, a smaller option may make more sense.
Choose based on coverage, weight, curl placement, and the style you want—not just a generic number of packs. Explore Her Hair Company's Deep Curly Crochet Hair and review the live length and quantity options before your install.
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