This is REAL hair, it's thin, but beautiful and color-matches perfectly. It's also. TON cheaper than anywhere else!!!
I literally JUST came from my local beauty supply store and bought two packs of 18&#34; Color #27 Remy Clips. When I say a &#34;pack&#34; I mean 2 individual clips in each pack, so a total of 4 INDIVIDUAL clips, not sewn together, or graduated down like this one on Amazon. Literally 4 individual clips I wanted to add to my pony tail for length. Even though this Amazon product says &#34;7 pcs&#34; I think they mean &#34;7 layers&#34; because it actually includes 16 individual pieces sewn into a graduated pattern of 7 rows, just like the picture shows.<br /><br />So here are some AMAZING things I've already discovered that I think anyone considering this purchase should know:<br /><br />1. This is a PERFECT color match for me. I HIGHLY recommend finding out if you have a local beauty store that sells this brand, and go COLOR-MATCH it FIRST. I was in between two colors and could have easily gone with either, or even mixed them together for a highlighted look.<br /><br />2. Amazon's price is amazingly lower than the beauty stores. For the 4 measly individual clip-ons I purchased at the store, I paid a whopping $32.68; but for $24 on AMAZON (with Free Super Saver 2-Day Shipping) you get 16 individual pieces, already sewn together into a full head piece. Pretty amazing savings.<br /><br />  PRICE SAVINGS: If you do the math and divide out the cost of each individual clip, I paid $8.17 per individual clip from the beauty supply store, and only $1.50 per individual clip on Amazon!!! For the EXACT same product! Needless to say, I'm returning these 4 individual extensions tomorrow morning first thing. I've already ordered this 16 piece kit from Amazon tonight, and can't wait to get it on Tuesday.  I will update my review then to let you know what I think.<br /><br />3. These extensions are NOT for full thick hair, or for those of you wanting the full, thick hair look.  They are pencil strait, and super silky thin.  The four individual clips in my ponytail do look a little &#34;skinny&#34;, but they are believable, and my husband is sooooo thrilled (I chopped off all my mid-back length hair after our wedding into a bob, now I'm growing it back out, but its taking an eternity:-).<br /><br />  So, keep that in mind if you don't already have thin hair, or if you are wanting super full extensions. Maybe two sets of these extensions would give you the fullness you want, but for me, it's about believability. I'm not competing for the title of: &#34;Biggest Hair in Texas&#34; any time soon:-)<br /><br />4. I've worn synthetic extensions as a  ponytail before, so I know the difference between real and synthetic. Plus, the proof is in a simple test. Cut a tiny piece of hair and burn it with a match. If it has that distinctive burnt hair smell, then you have the real deal. I mean, it's not like they are giving you 5 pounds of extensions and calling it real hair. It is a reasonable amount of hair to be considered human hair in my opinion. Even if its not human hair, I could care less. For the price, and believability (ESPECIALLY for a girl living in the heart of L.A.:-) its worth every penny to give it a shot.<br /><br />5.  Because its so thin, and presumably, real human hair, you will need to be GENTLE with taking care of it. Brushing through it like its growing out of your head is not smart, it will start falling out of the clips, even though it is sewn into each clip. Use a delicate, tangle free brush and gently brush downward, once, maybe twice. Over brushing will not make it grow like your real hair, so try and avoid this bad habit. I've already caught myself running my fingers through it several times, and did brush it a bunch before reading the packaging and more info from Remy online. The better you take care of it, the longer it will last.<br /><br />6. For all the negative reviewers out there, if you want a head full of real human hair, that's full and thick and that appeals to your every wish and desire, you're going to pay thousands of dollars for it. Yes, I said thousands. Real hair isn't cheap, (again, the reason why these clips are on the thin side, it's not cheap , and they aren't giving it away for free, so you get the amount of hair you pay for). If you still want huge, full hair without spending tons of money, maybe order the synthetic stuff and see how you like it.  Some of it might actually not be so bad. Since I'm not looking for that kind of look, and because I already have pencil straight, thin hair,  would rather have this product over anything else while I'm patiently growing out my own real hair:-).
Rating: 5 stars