Outre Lace Front Wig Perfect Hair Line 13X4 JENISSE (1)

She's perfect straight out of the box. I haven't glued her down yet and she totally works but there is an ashy cast to the lace that probably would benefit from being glued down and melted. She has an elastic band that is super tight on my 23" dome but I can easily swap it out with a slightly longer piece of elastic band that will give my head a little breathing room. The tabs go from ear to ear which is usually a struggle for my big head with other units. She's not shiny at all which was a fear I had before purchase but she's very natural and bouncy. Jenisse was a really pleasant surprise and I'm 100% OBSESSED with her 😍UPDATE: I have now ordered my 3rd Jenisse. 1st one in 1B that I have been obsessed with, the 2nd in a 2 which was not as bouncy and as full as the 1B. The 2 was silkier and just looked a little limp and dead to me. Also the hairline on the 2 wasn't as plucked as the 1B. Not a total write off but I ordered the 3rd in a 1B just chasing that beautiful Jenisse dragon. Overall, I'm still rotating all the 3 wigs and after months of very frequent wear, they all still look fabulous!

I brought this exact hair this time last year from the same company and from the same vendor on amazon. The quality this year is way better, it's layered at the front and they added an elastic band to the inside.The only down fall is that the wig is a bit big for my head so I have to cut the actual wig at the ears so it fits properly. (I probably have a small head) other than that I'll keep purchasing it..

The things I like about this wig..1. The lace..you can hardly see it (blends with my skin well)2. The color!! While it does shine it still looks good!3. Can be parted multiple waysCons-1. It seems like the colored wigs are thicker. I wish it was slightly less denseOverall. I love it!

The wig is very very silky! The shape is great too. I would recommend wearing it with the side part and pushing the hair back so it gives off a natural look. Do not be dumb like me and take a hot comb to it to lay it down a bit. I ended up burning some strands of hair from doing that. To make it lay down a bit use mousse and got2b glue spray. (Not gorilla glue....) Then tie it down with a head scarf and that should lay from there. The only setback I have with this wig is that I have to pluck the hairline a lot. Its not going to be an open and go when you first get the piece. You will have to pick the hairline, color the lace (setting powder is enough) and add some baby hairs so it doesn't look like a hat with hair on it.[UPDATE]Turns out that the black wig doesnt have a preplucked hairline and baby hairs. The burgundy one did and it was alot easier to put on and style. I like the burgundy wig a lot better. I didnt have to use glue to let it lay down correctly. Shedding is very light and it maintains its sheen and bounce.

Great texture, style, color, and parting space. I did absolutely nothing to this unit except cut the lace. Can be worn left, right, or center. Light yaki texture!