QD-Tizer Ombre Blue Long Body Wave Lace Front Wig with Mixed Green Highlights - Heat Resistant Synthetic Hair for Women | Perfect for Cosplay, Parties & Daily Wear

Hair quality is okay but the curl pattern doesn’t look like the image.wasn’t the correct color at all kinda disappointed BUT it was still super cuteI really like this wig out of the box it took minimal manipulation to make it wearable, all I really did was pluck a part and cut the lace. I did see a bit of tangling and puffyness near the ends but I plan on cutting it a bit shorter so it's not a problem I haven't washed it yet so I'm not sure how long it'll last. But on first looks it's totally worth it for the price.The hair is beautiful but the parting is very unrealistic. It also will only do a middle part. It would be a great costume wig but not for everyday wear as it's too obvious that it's a wig so I think it's overpriced.Was good color and length was good, the texture however wasn’t my favorite and it was easily tangled.Super comfy and wore for many hours. pretty easy to brush out which is always good. I cut too close to the ear piece so it was a bit itchy (pro tip, put a tiny part of a band aid on the inside there, works wonders)The wig is a gorgeous color, the hairline looks realistic but you can pluck it if you want it to look even more natural. The biggest issue was the fact that it was too big. After clipping it in and adjusting the straps in the back, you could still see the excess cap hanging behind my neck if I were to lift the wig up (although I've been told I have a small head). For me I would have to wear this down and wouldn't be able to put the hair up in a ponytail/bun. But after styling and cutting a few hairs in the front to frame the face it came together very well. It was pretty thick though, but very cute. I just wish the size of the cap was smaller. It wasn't too shiny either, which is always a plus. Came with two wig caps.I found this wig to be suprisingly well made for the price point. I spent significant time brushing out the locks to create a fluffiness (or frizz, depending on your view point) for an Ophelia costume. Almost no hair was lost in the process--I was quite pleased. The original was smooth and a little shiny, but some baby powder took the shine out quickly. I trimmed the lace easily, and the wig fit well. My only dissapointment was that the "baby hairs" were tied in slightly in front and separate from the rest of the hairline, giving it a little odd look in my opinion. Looks very natural from a distance, but anyone close up can tell that the hairline is tied to lace--even though the lace matches my skin. Definitely styleable--although I cannot vouch for the heat-resistance since I didn't use heat tools. 100% upgrade from a Halloween costume wig.