HUMAN HAIR

I've been wearing wigs for over eight years, always opting for synthetic ones due to their more affordable price. They typically cost $300 to $400 each, which is still better than the $2000 price tag for human hair wigs. However, synthetic wigs often irritated my skin, not on my head, but around my neck where they rested, and they never quite looked natural. Despite this, I continued using synthetic wigs. Surprisingly, while browsing Amazon recently, I discovered a human hair wig by Starluck for just $128. Familiar with wigs, I noticed it featured a lace front, clips on the ear tabs, and a clip at the nape. I was skeptical and thought it might be low quality but decided to give it a try. I ordered it and received it the other day. Ladies, if you haven't tried human hair wigs, I highly recommend it! I can't believe I waited eight years to try one. It feels entirely different on my head—soft, not straw-like, and it lays perfectly without clumping. I loved it so much that I ordered another one. The second wig was the same color but looked completely different, being super curly. Initially, I thought I might have just been lucky with the first one, but I decided to straighten it, and it turned out perfectly. I've since ordered two more. I can't share this in other groups because they're sponsored by companies that mainly sell synthetic wigs and don't allow such posts. I've realized the synthetic wig market is vast, with many people, including myself, choosing them for affordability. I just want to encourage anyone struggling with the appearance and feel of synthetic wigs. Hope this helps someone.

Update: I washed the curly one and allowed it to air dry—I really like its curly look as well.