Review (4/5): LOVE these Braid, but watch out for...
Just want to start of my saying I truly did love this hair and will purchase again. I was wanting to do tribal braids that were ombre of top and this hair did the trick. DISCLAIMER: there are two different braiding hairs used in my photo. The ombre hair cornrowed at the top is this hair, and the brighter blue hair at the bottom are THESE crochet braids. This hair is a BRIGHT and STUNNING teal color. My favorite! The hair arrived quickly and had a good texture. I like that is was tapered thin and and twisted toward the very end. This hair did smell like feet upon opening, but I soaked it in a bath of apple cider vinegar water to remove the factory smell and it was good to go. One thing I need to mention about the braids is that the beautiful soft texture causes a bit on an issue where the crochet loop is. The smoothness of the hair make the loop of the hair a little slack. I wish it cull me pulled tight and grip itself better. It curled well in boiling hot water also. Get ready, I'm going to give you a secret hair hack. If you don't have rod curlers, you can use brown paper bags. Cut out long 3-inch wide strips of brown paper bags and fold them width wise, roll your braids about them, tie in a knot, and cut the ends off. THEN dip in hot water. This process give me the best curls for braids and I always have Trader Joe's bags lying around :D. Good luck!