Elite Small | Synthetic Lace Front Wig (Mono Part)

In love with this wig! (You may not get the same as me! )

So, here’s the scoop. I decided to get two more of this wig a few weeks later, but separately. And guess what? They’re not even close to the original one I loved. Total letdown, I tell you.

When I reordered, I just clicked on my past orders and hit “buy again.” But these new wigs? They’re a different story. First off, the color is kind of ombré now. Still nice, but the top part is more brown instead of that natural red I loved. And the hair isn’t as long or full as before.

Here’s the kicker: I can’t even clip the sides back like I did in the photo I uploaded. The stitching is way too obvious and looks awful. Basically, you gotta wear this wig with all the hair down.

Plus, forget about using it onstage. It casts a shadow on my face, which is a big no-no. I would’ve seriously bought five more of the original one because it was perfect for me. 😭

Remember my original review? I bought this wig for a musical I’m in. Everyone was all about it, saying stuff like, “Wow, your hair is amazing! Is it real?”

Only downside? It’s super long, and every time you turn your head, it’s like a tangle tornado. But that’s just wig life, right? Gotta keep up with the maintenance.

After a bunch of wears (you know, running around, singing, dancing), the tangles got real bad. So, I thought conditioning might help. Worked before with other wigs I’ve had. Looked good for a minute, then bam! Ends got all fluffy and tangled up even worse. Lesson learned: don’t mess with a good thing.

But hey, it’s cheap enough to grab another one, so I did. Thinking about giving the messed-up one a little haircut to salvage it.

Overall, despite the issues, I’d still vouch for this wig. Oh, and in my pic, I had the sides clipped back so you could see my face onstage. But honestly, it looks great just as is, too!

Well made

These wigs were super thick and made like a boss! Totally nailed it for our Halloween bash!

Great wig, just not what I was looking for.

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Well made

These wigs were super thick and made like a boss. They were just what we needed for our Halloween bash!

Excellent value!

Wow, this wig was such a great find for the price! It’s super soft and really easy to style. My daughter needed it for her senior portraits because she has short hair, and we knew she wouldn’t have time to grow it out. Her natural hair is thick and heavy, which is why she keeps it short.

I picked this wig because it had highlights like her brown hair, and since we only needed it for a few pictures, I didn’t want to splurge. I was a bit worried because cheap wigs usually look, well, cheap, but this one was way better than others I’ve spent almost $50 on before!

In the photos, you can see how short her natural hair is. In one picture, we added the wig to her own hair. We took these on the same day. I didn’t pull the wig forward to her forehead like most people do because unless it’s a lace front, you can see the line where the wig starts, which looks fake. This one wasn’t as bad as some I’ve seen, but it still didn’t look as natural as the model in the picture.

To make it blend better, I pulled some of her natural hair forward and pinned it to the sides and underneath the wig where it could grab onto her hair. This gave her a half-up, half-down look, and it turned out great! The wig stayed looking natural despite all the brushing, pinning, and adjusting, and it held up well outside in wind and humidity.

Overall, it’s a fantastic wig, especially for the price. I’m honestly surprised it’s so affordable!

In love with this wig! (You may not get the same as me! )

So, I went ahead and got two more of this wig a few weeks later, but man, they were nothing like the one I fell in love with at first. Major bummer. When I re-bought them, I just clicked on my past orders and hit “buy again.” But dang, these new ones? Total letdown.

First off, the color’s way different. It’s like they dipped it in some ombré dye or something. Not terrible, but definitely not the natural red vibe I was digging before. And the length? Yeah, not as long, not as lush. Plus, I can forget about clipping the sides like I did in that pic I uploaded. The stitching on these ones is so obvious, it’s like, “Hey, look at me, I’m a wig!” Can’t be having that.

Still, it’s not a total disaster. You can rock it with the hair all down, but forget about using it on stage. It’s like wearing a curtain over your face. The original one though? Man, that was my jam. I’d have bought like five more if they were all like that. Perfect for anything, seriously. 😭

Remember when I wrote that original review? I was all hyped about this wig, especially for this musical I’m doing. People were loving it, asking if it was my real hair and all. But here’s the thing, it’s long, which is cool, but dang, it’s a tangling machine. Every time you move, it’s like, “Hello, knots!”

So, I tried to show it some love, you know? Gave it a little conditioning treatment. Worked like a charm on my other wigs before, but not this one. Ended up with a fluffy mess. RIP, wig.

But hey, it’s cheap enough that I just snagged another one. And I’m thinking maybe I can salvage the wrecked one with a haircut, snip off the tangled mess and see if it’s still wearable. Worth a shot, right?

Overall though, despite the drama, I’d still vouch for this wig. Just don’t go crazy with the conditioner, and maybe keep it all down if you’re performing. Oh, and side note, in my pic, I’ve got the sides clipped back so you can see my face. Looks good, right?

Great wig, just not what I was looking for.

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Excellent value!

Wow, this wig was a steal for the price! It’s super soft and easy to handle. My daughter needed it for her senior portraits because, even though she has short hair, she wanted a different look. Her natural hair is thick and heavy, so she keeps it short. I picked this wig because it kinda matched the highlights in her brown hair, but I didn’t wanna splurge since we only needed it for a few pics. I was worried it might look cheap, but it’s actually way better than some I’ve forked out nearly 50 bucks for!

Check out the pics: one shows her natural hair length, and the other has the wig blended in. We took these on the same day. I didn’t pull the wig to the front like most folks do, ’cause without a lace front, you can spot the line where the wig starts. It’s not as obvious with this one, but still not as seamless as the model in the pic.

To make it look more natural, I pulled some of her real hair forward and pinned it to the sides and underneath the wig. It gave her this cool half updo vibe that we loved! And the best part? The wig held up like a champ through all the styling and outdoor chaos – no frizz, no fuss. Can’t believe it’s so affordable!

Got a new wig and a used wig

So, here’s the deal. I snagged this twine because the first wig I snagged was pristine—brand spankin’ new and thick as can be. I was head over heels for that wig, let me tell you. But then, my niece got a little scissor-happy and chopped off a bunch of the hair. Major bummer, right? So, I had to bite the bullet and order another one.

Well, when it arrived, let’s just say it wasn’t exactly love at first sight. It came in a totally different bag, clearly a hand-me-down from someone else’s wig collection. It was a bit tangled and the curls were all wonky. Now, I’m no stranger to wig maintenance—I’m a cosplayer, after all. A little TLC with a comb, some pins, and a spritz of conditioning spray usually does the trick.

Despite the rough start, I gotta hand it to this wig—it’s still pretty darn thick and decent for the price I forked over. But the fact that I basically got a second-hand wig the second time around? Yeah, that knocked off a star in my book.

Love it but confuse

Fresh out of the pack, this wig is like silk. Full, thick, and that color? Chef’s kiss. Sure, it needs a bit of TLC to keep it looking its best, but it’s totally worth it. And that lace? Melts like butter. Minimal shedding, maximum slayage.