CONS
- It sheds A LOT... clumps of hair come out at a time especially when washed.
- It tangles. Best way to minimize the tangling is do regular deep conditions.
PROS
- I NEVER had to apply heat to my leave out to blend. Easiest blending ever!! I have type 4 natural hair (I was 9 months post relaxer in April).
- Holds curls well, when it is curled in its natural state.
- Really versatile!! You can do so much with this hair styling wise.
I wore this hair curled 95% of the time. Unfortunately I didn't flat iron it because I didn't have the patience. I apologize for the lackluster pictures, I promise to up my picture game in future posts.
Natural State (no heat applied at all, washed & air dried) before I turned it into a v-part wig
Curled with Big Bendy Rollers
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My part is not as defined because this was at the end of my day. Considering it was winter (snowy/windy conditions) this hair held up very well all day.
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Curling Wand Curls
Combed out week-old Wand Curls
Combed out week-old Wand Curls
My final verdict is that this was a good tester unit to try this texture out without having to splurge. This texture is going on my list of must have hair extensions due to how effortlessly it blends with my own hair. You'll not understand the hype about kinky straight textured hair extensions until you try it for yourself. I'll be investing in some wefts for sure. If I can find kinky straight, coarse yaki or italian yaki wefts with minimal shedding and tangling.. my hair life would be made!!
Hope you all had a wonderful summer :)
Which of the above styles is your favorite?
