I found this hair to be quite good for the price
I found this hair to be quite good for the price.  The texture is smooth and straight, silky but not fragile.  The texture and shine is pretty realistic--maybe a bit on the shiny side--but since the hair is of a uniform colour, you'd have buy multiple colours and mix them in order to avoid the flat &#34;bad dye job&#34; look.  The feel is a bit plasticy, but wigs aren't for touching anyway.  The hair is resilient, and doesn't tangle easily or pick up static.  The colour (dark auburn) was a fair bit darker than shown on the photo.  I have a professionally-calibrated monitor for graphic design, so if the photo colours are off, it's not on my end.  That said, I can understand if they did that on purpose:  The hair itself is so dark that it would show up black on a lot of people's monitors if it they didn't lighten up the photo a bit.  The quantity of hair is pretty good for the price, but I find I'd rather pay a little more for the bundle to include just a bit more hair--the amount per bundle is juuuuust a tad too thin to make a satisfying extension or ponytail, so you'd end up having to buy two and having a bunch leftover.  Lame.<br /><br />I received my order within four days.  The hair had been folded up a little too tight in the packaging, so when I first unboxed it, it had a couple of kinks that fell out on their own during the wigmaking process.<br /><br />The reason I'm giving it a four is because of the lies and deceit about this hair being suitable for curling.  Granted, you should never take a styling iron to synthetic hair no matter how heat-resistant it claims to be, but I had that previously-mentioned &#34;bunch leftover&#34; so I gave it a shot on a low temperature.  The hair came out melted and frizzy-but still straight.  Why god why would you tell people that their hair can be heat-styled if heat styling will ruin their hair?  For the wig itself, I used the standard steam-styling method, which worked just fine and didn't damage the hair.
Rating: 4 stars