HAIRCUBE Brown Wigs for Women Highlight Color Wigs Synthetic Women's Wig Long Straight Layered Heat Resistant Wig Natural and realistic (167-12/35)

I really didn't expect to like this wig so much. In fact I waited 3 or 4 days before I tried it on. It looks (and lays) the most like my natural hair. I still have a hard time getting use to not having clips or combs inside wigs but I guess I can pin it. I would never wear my hair like this, so I pulled some of my own hair down around my ears and tucked the wig hair behind my ears - that's how I wear my own hair. Also, I'll probably cut a bit of the length off because it's just too long for me. Otherwise, it's not too shiny and the dark roots are very natural looking. There's one negative though and that's the oddly placed white/ platinum gray streaks of hair. I get the reason, but hair doesn't streak like that naturally. It's my favorite and this is one I'm going to keep.

Had to get my hair super short to get rid of damage caused by over bleaching. Bought this for the awkward growing out stage and I love it! I love the length and color! My boyfriend said it looks great. I had to trim the bangs and may still modify the bangs more but overall I'm very satisfied!

This was a purchase near the beginning of my wig journey and it spoiled me for everything after. The price around $20-25 is excellent. The colour is a little lighter and more vibrant than in the picture in the best way possible. The bangs give great forehead coverage and the length is a little past the shoulders. The wear and go style is super easy to wear, and the Haircube brand has great quality. The hair is a little thick, but still comfortable for all day wear while looking incredibly realistic. Even friends of mine in the hair care business couldn't tell it was a wig.

Hair falls out just taking it out of the bag, but is very nice looking. Has grey highlights, but looks pretty. The top at the part looks really fake. The bandgs are really short and fake looking, and too shiny. They way it is woven in, the bangs press on the forehead. I guess it could be styled to bend in the opposite direction.Pros: the majority of the wig is very nicely cut and styled, except for bangs and the part. A hat worn over it would look nice. The color is very nice.Cons: the bangs are short and around the part looks fake and shiny, but might be able to restyle it better. Overall, is worth the money, imo.

She is so much prettier than I anticipated given the cost. There is some shedding but nothing out of the ordinary for a synthetic wig. The length and density is perfect, fits great and doesn’t have the synthetic shininess that you find with a lot of wigs. I will definitely be purchasing from Hair Cube again.

hair is very smooth and looks almost human

Great wig for the price! I wouldn’t wear it outside on a windy day. You could see the netting but it’s not a 200 $300 wig either. But I love it!

Well...this will be a mixed review. I suppose it really depends on what you are using the wig for. If it is just cosplay, you will probably be happy enough with it. The cut and style are flattering, and I chose it because it is very similar to my natural hair's cut, style and color.However, I purchased this wig to cover my chemotherapy hair loss, and it probably isn't really suitable for this purpose. My experience with synthetic wigs is little more than minimal; I used to wear them in my 20's to punk rock shows and Halloween events, and I don't really remember having the snarling issues with those that I continually have with this one. I do have a 'real' wig from an actual professional wig shop, and while it is admittedly a lot more comfortable, lighter-feeling and better-fitting, also being synthetic, I run into some of these snarling and clumping issues there as well, so I'm trying to be fair.My insurance company would only pay up to $500 for a 'hair loss prosthesis', so my long-haired options were extremely limited. Anything that emulated my previously waist-length thick hair costs more than the price of a late-model preowned car, so I was stuck with a just-below-the-shoulder layered style (why, oh WHY are most wigs cut in late 90's/early 2000's layers, I have NO idea!). Noone, but NOone I know would ever in a million years believe that I would voluntarily cut my long hair, so this, while nice to have for running around and looking not-bald at stores and places where no one will recognize me, is an unacceptable option considering that I need to hide my diagnosis. So that's where this wig comes in. While still only half as long, it's a little more believable than the expensive one if a family member or friend randomly shows up on my doorstep, I can throw it on real quick to hopefully dodge questions.It comes down to about the back if my shoulder blades, and I have gotten several compliments on it, but take that for what it's worth; no one is going to be honest enough to tell a cancer patient that her wig looks terrible!😂 It fits baggy in the back, especially when cinched in, but so does my professional wig. Maybe I just need a child's size. It gives me headaches when it is cinched in too, so I wear it a little loose. People say that they can't tell or see the bagginess. Ultimately, it serves the purpose I bought it for, but will probably not stand up to daily use if worn for actual hair-loss purposes. Fortunately, for the price and quickness of shipping, I can replace it in a pinch if I just need a fresh one every once in a while.