beautifulindianhair.com samples arrived

I received the samples last night in the mail; straight, wavy, curly. They're all in very dark brown/black.

Nothing remarkable here. The curly sample was a matted mess with a large rat's nest on the ends. When I tried to straighten it, it wasn't even attached to the weft and just pulled right off.

I guess if you're into this type of human hair, you may want to try it for the price. The straight and wavy weren't bad but they weren't anything special either.

Rating: a disinterested shrug.

I received mine as well. Since I do not have very much experience with extensions hair, I wasn't very impressed with what i saw either. I bought some clearance hair from superharifactory. Just to try it for a month. They guaranteed it not to tangle for a month. This seems exacly like what I bought. although my curly isn't as nappy as the examples I received.

J - Yep. Looks like it was cut right off someone's head and then attached to a zig zag type weft. It's about 8-10" in length, scraggly uneven ends and about 5" wide. Not a whole lot - just enough to kind of look at and feel.

There was no stank to it like the Bliss hair. It wasn't oily or saturated with anything. I didn't look closely at it to see if it was treated for lice. Ew. And here I am at work and it's sitting on my kitchen table. Ew. Ew ew ew ew.

Amm and Kim,

I'm curious,

Can you look at your packing and tell me where the hair was shipped from? Thanks

Got mine, too. I believe that it is truly unprocessed, virgin hair which is why it is pretty unattractive. It feels kind of oily, it's way uneven, and my samples have a real third world country-type smell, like mothballs (i've smelled it before for sure). To be fair, this hair is just what she represented it to be. We're just not used to it in this state - the hair we buy is many steps up the food chain. I'm sure that if a person wanted to process it for herself - get a whole bunch and draw it to get more hair of one length, lighten it, dye it, WASH IT - it would probably turn out okay. But for our intents and purposes, it's a bit too raw. Explains the cheap price.
The wavy hair sample resembles very closely the hair I got the very first extensions I had in 1990 - same color & wave, but the hair I bought was much longer and very clean and even. It was also $900. But I wore it for several years and still have it - I've pretipped some of it and have it on right now and it's still in great shape.
I bet this Lola Noble has a line on this stuff somehow - raw cut hair that's not high enough quality for the likes of Great Lengths but is still good enough for the extension or wig industry.
It's good hair - just not for what we want.