WigShe 067 in Soft Warm Latte: Before and after washing 5 times. Quality hair and cap on a budget. 

I am not familiar with that one, but it does look pretty!

This sounds great! Have you filmed a tutorial?!

I can appreciate this - I tend to go for low-density and low permatease synthetics. Human hai is great for a variety of reasons, but it does require some love when that colour fades, and, of course care to limit split ends. Please consider keeping me posted on your journey - I love hearing about how things work out! Good luck with your search, and please let me know if I can help in any way.

Oh my goodness - this should not be happening with remy hair, especially if it's a high end piece using Brazilian textured hair. Wigshe has told me that they use Chinese hair, and my results with their hair post-wash are consistent I definitely DO think that your assessment is correct though - it's likely that your wigs had some silicone in them that washed out, but quality hair shouldn't do this. Other factors could be at play - like mineral deposits in hard water, which is really tough on human hair - especially hair that is as processed as wigs can be. I really went at this one (I used up a lot of shampoo) because I wanted the review to be accurate, especially given that my WigShe experience is largely with dark browns and I know how they'll hold up. If you have any questions, or if there's anything that I can do to help you try to revive your pieces, please let me know.

@@lifebeyondlocks I use bottled water because I have a well. I’m considering taking them to a salon to be washed 😂. I’m wasting so much money on wigs because don’t want to wear them poofed out. Even my Lu’s wig did that.

I think the hair is coated with silicon from the manufacturer, but also the hair is flat ironed (is that a verb? ) I have the same experience with some wigs, I tried the culy gir method for a while as my wigs are brazilian hair but that did not really do much. Frizz Ease by John Frieda does help with the unwanted poofiness

@@wendyamsterdam8482 thank you. I think I have some JF leave in. (My bathroom looks like a cvs hair care aisle😂). I’ll try that. I think you’re right about the silicone coating. Ashley’s wig looked so smooth after all those washings. Thanks again.

The 009 is far more dimensional, and in consistent, but that was a early piece of theirs. I feel like it would be much better today. I need to pull it out to look at it, but, as I recall, it had some more brown at the base, where this has a.conatant colour throughout. Hope this helps. Feel free to check in again if you have follow up questions

Absolutely. This is the one that I have. A canvas head is needed also. I suggest smaller than you think you'll need or it can stretch the lace of your piece: amzn.to/3zXonZT Please let me know if you have other questions.

Respectfully, you do not have to watch my content. I have many, many women who send me messages about their satisfaction with the pieces, as I do by women who purchase luxury pieces based on my suggestions - some of which I've purchased - and some of which are gifted. Just yesterday, one person commented that she owns two identical Uniwigs pieces so that she can leave one curly and one straight. I know another who is set to make her second Wigshe purchase. I've never pretended that a budget piece is the same as a luxury piece - and it is for this reason - my ability to show these differences - that I refuse to commit to a single brand. I've also sent gifted pieces back to some companies because I refused to even film their pieces they were not worth their asking prices. One of which sent me pieces valued at more than $4000 each, and one, a synthetic, valued at $50. Clearly, if I was looking solely to benefit myself, I would have kept them and done a biased review. I wear my wigshe pieces out of the house. I've worn my Uniwigs pieces to teach high school. I know that they absolutely are good enough to wear, and to suggest otherwise only scares women into thinking that they have to spend $2000 that they may never be able to spend. Again, you are completely entitled to your opinion, and, of course, you are also welcome to put your balding head out there to help others if that is something that you wish to do, but please, for the sake of those who can't afford luxury, don't assume until you've watched my videos.