Hairro Human Hair Toppers for Women, Remy Clip in Hair Pieces, 130% Density 3"x5" Silk Base with Free Parting, Virgin Human Hair for Thinning Hair/Hair Loss/Greyish Hair

I’ve been interested in buying the HiddenCrown extensions for some time now, but have been hesitant to take the plunge because of the price, not knowing if I’d like the flip-in nature. So I tried this product because the price was so low. I LOVE this.I have a set of clip in extensions, but I hate wearing them because it pulls on my hair. My hair density is pretty thin, and the strands are on the fine side of medium. Often I can’t get the clips well covered, and have to take some out.That was NOT the case with this. Easy to get great coverage.I do have more of a blunt haircut, and these extensions are tapered, so it doesn’t blend that well when my hair is straight, but looks great when curled.

The Harrio toppers seem to look the best for your buck imo from all the ones I tried. the skull doesn't sit awkwardly above the head and has an okay amount of hair and doesn't heat up like some of the realistic scalp ones. Nothing surprisingly voluminous, but getting more volume would jump you up to the $700 toppers (there's just no increment in prices). Still there's an issue with the forehead seamline, esp. If you don't have enough top hair to pin it down to (which you obviously don't have, cuz why else would you be looking for a topper?). You'll see it if you look for more than 5 seconds. Go for an option with bangs instead.

I loved the directions and the FAQ. They actually made me laugh so much I had to wait to try on the hairpiece. The hair is nice quality, but there’s no clip to attach to your hair. Instead, the hairpiece comes with half a clip and a small bag with a needle and thread along with the other half of the clip.

Let me preface this by saying I’ve worn extensions for at least 6 years and have always gone back to wearing the sameClip ins I’ve had. I ordered similar ones on amazon and they fell apart in a week and were so thin it was such a joke. I decided to give the halo a try to give my scalp a metal break rest. When these arrived, I thought they seemed average to somewhat thin, but I think it’s the packaging they’re in. I put them in my hair and WOW they were long. I had to cut them twice To get the right length for me. I also tapered the front just a bit, as I like the face framing pieces, and I took the very top layer of the extensions and trimmed them about an inch shorter, to give them layer and movement. I dyed the extensions using Garnier “chamomile” and when I dried them, I had to trim another 2-3 inches off, as they had somehow gotten longer (totallyOkay with this!!) they are VERY thick and shiny. I fastened them with Bobby pins because I wanted a little extra support (I live in New York City and it’s very windy!)—but so far zero complaints.

I was really disappointed after all the good reviews. I actually own a Halo Couture Halo which is beautiful & AMAZING hair quality and wasn’t cheap. The problem for me is it’s just too thick. I’ve been wearing tape in extensions that my hair stylist puts in. It’s very natural but gives me a little more volume & length that I need from a bad hair experience I had years ago that’s left me trying to grow my hair out. I doubt I’ll ever get my volume back especially being 51 and pre menopausal so I need a little help. I thought it wouldn’t hurt to try this since it was super cheap and got really good reviews. It was way to stringy and looks like doll hair. I did pretty good picking the color and I liked they let you return it which I asked them before ordering. That’s why I gave a few stars. This product is what it is. You get what you pay for. There are a lot of great companies selling these halos but your going to have to make an investment ($300-500). If you go that route make sure to go to a salon that reps for one of them and they will match your color and order it for you. I decided when salons open back up that I’m going to have my stylist thin mine out and customize it more to my liking. The tape ins are great but it’s a very expensive habit.