Review (1/5): NOT HUMAN HAIR
Okay, so I figured I'd give these a try as I usually spend way too much money on high quality tape in extensions. When I saw these I thought they'd be a potential cheaper alternative. When I received the hair it looked good, very thin, but the hair was soft and felt great. After application, my hair looked and felt great (my natural hair is about shoulder length, so all of the hair below my shoulders is only the extensions). I got them trimmed, layered, etc, to blend my hair. A few days after installation I decided that I wanted to curl my hair. Well, once I put that curler to the extensions on LOW HEAT, I heard the horrific "sizzling" noise and smelled a burning plastic-y smell. I instantly pull my hair out of the iron and the hair was literally fried, as synthetic hair does when heat is put onto it. At most, this hair is partially synthetic. If you look closely you can even see the synthetic hairs. They're super shiny (not a healthy human hair shine, but a plastic shine. Think of the shine or reflection on a water bottle). If I had known these weren't 100% human hair I would not have ordered them. Not only do the extensions basically get ruined after putting heat on them but they tangle easily, and just always look fake too shiny, and the hair clumps together, which I do in fact blame on the heat. If you're in the market for short term hair extensions that you can not put heat on then these are perfect for you. If not, you've got to invest in something more expensive that actually IS 100% human hair.