Best Human Hair

ps- I get the micro thin weft for sewing. Thanks again;)

I recently did a client, about a month ago with 22in silky straight bohyme and she's still ranting on about how lovely the hair is and how nice it washes. I bought this from ebonyline.xx

what is the ebonyline website? Thank you guys soooo much! Jenny, i was reading that you go to this place in nyc. I live downtown. Its not to far from me! What methods do they do? Do they supply the hair?

Hi Jenny,

First of all, I would not recommend Bliss for you. Two of our members are having major aggravation with Bliss right now, and even if you could get decent hair from them, you'd have a helluva time getting jet black hair up to 22 and 613. I seriously doubt you'd achieve the results you want.

As far as glamourhair and Bohyme go, both have received fairly consistently good reviews. People seem to like the Glamourhair straight a lot better than the wavy, but it depends; I've never used that hair, so I can't give a recommendation. As far as Bohyme goes, I think it's good hair--not great or excellent hair, by any means--but good, dependable hair for the price. I personally had a great batch of cuticle hair (which is pricey) from hisandher--it was the best hair I've ever used, but it was black, and I think a lot of times the black hair can be far better quality than the blondes within the same brand. I've heard bad reviews, however, about hisandher's lower-grade stuff. Hairpiece's Remi 101 and 909 have also received some good reviews, but again, it's a mixed bag: It all depends on the batch you get, your personal taste, and so forth.

So if I were you (this is, assuming you're dead-set on human hair, because personally I'm planning to switch to synth), I'd pretty much limit my choices to: Bohyme from Ebonyline, Hairpiece's Remy, GlamourHair, or HisandHer Cuticle. I would be very careful about ordering from pop-up or untested websites that claim they have "virgin" hair and so forth--it's too risky. At least with the companies I listed above, you know they will actually send the hair you order, which sadly, isn't the case with a lot of these sellers.

And yes, I get my hair done by Isaac at Cyberparlor; I've been going to him for over a year, and I'm very pleased. (I had a few disasterous experiences beforehand.) He does pinchbraids on me, and that's his preferred method, but I think he is willing to do other methods on request (don't quite me on that, though.) He's near Wall Street, by the seaport, and his salon (and he) are really laid-back. He has lots of color rings and can order and blend whatever colors you want, or you can buy your own (I've done both). If you're considering going to him, you may want to have a consultation before you order the hair, though.

Good luck! :)

Oh my god, enough with the great lengths commercials already!!