In love with this wig! (You may not get the same as me! )

So, I decided to grab a couple more of these wigs a few weeks later, you know, just to have some backups. But man, they ain’t even close to the first one I fell in love with. Major bummer.

When I hit that reorder button, I was expecting the same deal, you know? But nope, these new ones are playing a whole different game. The color’s more like an ombré now. It’s not bad, but it’s definitely not the natural red vibe I was rocking before. And the length? Not as long as I remember, and definitely not as thick.

Remember that cute trick I did with the sides in the photo? Yeah, can’t do that anymore. The stitching on these new wigs is screaming for attention. It’s like, “Hey, look at me, I’m ruining your style!” So, forget about rocking that look again.

And on stage? Forget about it. These wigs throw shade on my face like nobody’s business. I was ready to stock up on the original, you know? It was like the holy grail of wigs for me. But now, it’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

Original review? Yeah, I was all hyped about it at first. The compliments were rolling in, and I was feeling like a million bucks. But then came the tangling. Every time I turned my head, it was like wrestling with a wild beast. And don’t even get me started on trying to condition it. That was a disaster waiting to happen. Fluffy ends and more tangles? No thanks.

But hey, it’s not all bad. These wigs won’t break the bank, so I just snagged another one. And I’m thinking of giving the messed-up one a trim to salvage what’s left of it. Still, I gotta say, the original was the real deal. Perfect for any occasion. 😭 Just wish I had stocked up while I had the chance.

Well made

These wigs were super thick and amazingly crafted. They were just what we needed for our Halloween bash!

Beautiful

This wig is pretty nice. I actually did some tweaking to the front and part to make it seem more like the real deal. Only thing I wish it had was clips in the front and back, but it gets the job done.

Just like the product photos above.

Hey guys, let me tell you, buying wigs online is like rolling the dice every time! Usually, I stick to my local wig joint, but lately, they’ve been slacking on the styles I’m after. So, I thought, why not give Amazon a quick browse? I’ve dabbled with wig buys there before, got a bunch saved up in my wish list. You could say I’m a bit of a wig buff, been rocking them since way back in 2015. Now, you might be wondering why I’m rambling about wigs, right? Well, here’s the scoop: I’ve been dealing with some hair loss drama lately. Never had a lush mane to begin with, always been thin and finicky, barely holds a curl. So, wigs? Total lifesavers!

And let me tell you about this wig I snagged – it’s a game-changer! Defies all expectations, seriously. Soft as a dream, nails the color, and the length? Longer than my usual gig. Gonna have to trim it down eventually, you know, regular wear and tear stuff. Oh, and about the shedding, yeah, there’s a bit of that. But hey, shedding’s in the eye of the beholder, right? To me, it’s minor, might seem like a lot to someone else. Bottom line, for the price tag, it’s worth a shot! Bonus: it showed up way earlier than expected, score!

Oh, and in the video up there, you might notice I hit it with some dry shampoo. Why? Well, it’s got a faint plastic smell outta the box, and the dry shampoo sorts out those pesky flyaways. But overall? I’m head over heels for this wig! Solid 10/10, folks.

Well made

These wigs were awesome, super thick, and really well put together. They were just what we needed for our Halloween bash!

Excellent value!

Man, this wig was a steal for the price! It was super soft and easy to handle. So, my daughter had her senior portraits coming up, right? But here’s the thing, her hair’s pretty short. She was bummed ’cause she didn’t have time to grow it out. Her natural hair’s like a jungle, all thick and heavy, which is why she keeps it short in the first place.

Anyway, I saw this wig online and it looked kinda like the highlights in her own brown hair. I didn’t wanna drop a ton of cash on a wig just for a few pics, you know? ‘Cause let’s be real, cheap wigs usually scream “cheap.” But this one? Way better than some I’ve shelled out almost 50 bucks for!

So, check it out, I got some pics for you. One shows her regular short hair, and the other? Bam, with the wig added. Both from the same day. I didn’t pull the wig all the way to her forehead like they do with those fancy lace fronts. ‘Cause let’s be honest, you can totally spot the line where the wig starts, and that’s just not the vibe we were going for. This one wasn’t as obvious as some, but it’s not quite as slick as the model in the pic, ya know?

I got creative, though. Pulled some of her own hair forward and pinned it to the wig on the sides and underneath. Made it look like she had this cute half-up ‘do going on. And man, we loved how it turned out! Looked pretty natural, didn’t fuzz up despite all the brushing and styling, and held up against the wind and humidity outside.

So yeah, this wig? Totally worth it. Honestly shocked it was so cheap!

Well made

These wigs were awesome, like seriously well put together. They were just what we needed for our Halloween bash!

Excellent value!

Wow, this wig was such a steal! It’s super soft and easy to handle, especially for the price. My daughter needed it for her senior portraits because she has short hair, but it’s thick and heavy, so growing it out wasn’t an option. We wanted something that matched her natural brown highlights without breaking the bank, and this wig totally nailed it. Honestly, I was worried it might look cheap, but it’s way better than some pricier ones I’ve seen.

Check out the pics I sent. You can see how short her natural hair is, and then how the wig blends in seamlessly. We didn’t pull it all the way to her forehead like some folks do because, let’s be real, unless it’s a lace front, you end up with that weird line where the wig starts. This one didn’t have it as bad, but it’s not quite as flawless as the model in the pic.

To make it look even more natural, I pulled some of her own hair forward and pinned it to the sides and underneath the wig. It gave her this cool half-up, half-down look that we were totally digging. And let me tell you, this wig held up like a champ through all the brushing, pinning, and styling. We even took it outside, and it didn’t fuzz up despite the wind and humidity.

Overall, I’m seriously impressed with this wig. Can’t believe it was such a steal!

This wig was a steal for the price! Super soft and easy to work with. My daughter needed some pics for her senior portraits, but with her short hair, she was feeling a bit bummed. Her natural hair is crazy thick and heavy, so she keeps it short. I snagged this wig ’cause it kinda matched the highlights in her brown hair, and I didn’t wanna drop a ton of cash for just a few pics. I was sweating it ’cause, you know, cheap wigs can scream “cheap,” but this one’s better than some I’ve forked over nearly 50 bucks for!

Check out the pics: one with her regular short hair, and the other with the wig mixed in. Both taken on the same day. I didn’t pull the wig all the way to her forehead like folks usually do ’cause, unless it’s a lace front, you end up with that obvious line where the wig starts, and that’s a dead giveaway. This one wasn’t as bad as some I’ve seen, but it’s still not quite as natural as the model in the pic.

So, I pulled some of her own hair to the front and pinned it to the sides and underneath the wig where the cap’s weave could grab hold. Voila! Looked like she had a half up-do going on. We were thrilled with how it turned out! Looked real natural, and the wig held up through all the fussing around—brushing, pinning, styling, you name it. Held its own outdoors, too, against wind and humidity. Seriously impressed with this cheap wig!

Great Density and Color/Hairline, questionable

I was on the hunt for a wig for the autumn season, and I stumbled upon this one that seemed to tick all the boxes. Let me tell you, it’s like cuddling with a cloud—it’s super soft and easy to handle (no snags or tangles yet, thank goodness). Sure, there’s been a bit of shedding, but hey, it’s synthetic, so it’s par for the course. I don’t usually rock these wigs for too long anyway, so for the price, it’s all good. The plastic scalp situation isn’t ideal, but a little powder or foundation matching your skin tone can fix that right up. As for the hairline, well, it’s not exactly top-notch. I’m thinking of giving it a little TLC with a gentle flat iron to smooth things out.

Great Density and Color/Hairline, questionable

I needed a wig for the autumn, and this one totally works for me. It’s crazy soft and easy to handle (haven’t had any snags or tangles so far). Yeah, it sheds a bit, but hey, that’s par for the course with synthetic wigs. I don’t usually keep these on for too long anyway, so considering the price, it’s all good. The fake scalp can be jazzed up with some powder or foundation matching your skin tone. But gotta admit, the hairline leaves something to be desired. I’m thinking of giving it a gentle press with a flat iron to improve it a tad.