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By UHAIR | 08 June 2024 | 0 Comments
Achieving Stunning Styles with UHAIR Black Body Wave Bundles: An In-Depth Review
Hey everyone! Today, I'm sharing my final thoughts on the UHAIR blonde bundles I purchased a while back.
Previously, I reviewed the closure and deep wave bundles separately: I have a 20-inch 5x5 skin light closure and bundles in 24, 26, and 28 inches. Since my last update, I added another 28-inch bundle. Here's why and how I feel about the results:
Styling and Wear
90% Curled: I mostly wore this hair curled or in soft waves. I wouldn't say I like flat hair, but the thin ends become noticeable when it straightens out.
Length Issues: Initially, I mentioned the ends and lengths weren't true to size, leading to see-through ends. With lengths over 22 inches, I prefer doubling or tripling curly bundles for density. For natural sew-ins, getting two 30-inch bundles is better than mixing lengths.
Re-making the Wig
Third Bundle: I remade my wig to add a third 28-inch bundle. This required transferring the hair to a new dome cap, but the new cap didn't fit well, so I reverted to my original cap.
Consistent Quality: The new 28-inch bundle matched the quality of the original bundles. After remaking the wig three times, the hair maintained its integrity with no increase in shedding.
Coloring: I colored the new bundle to match the others and the process did not affect the hair quality.
Styling Process
Tools Used: I use various heat tools and products to style this hair, including curling irons, flat irons, Marcel irons, waving wands, and hot combs. I also bleached the knots and plucked the hairline.
Pin Curls: For this video, I did pin curls. I prefer imperfect, natural-looking curls.
Edge Maintenance: I style my edges once and keep them in place, rarely changing the part.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
Affordable price
No smell
Minimal shedding
Flexible purchase options
Maintains integrity after extensive manipulation
Quick shipping
Cons:
Thin ends at longer lengths, but acceptable given the price point
Closure Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Good price
High quality
Blends well
Durable
Available in 20 inches for easier blending with natural hair
Cons:
Beards on the lace
Not fully pre-plucked as advertised
Maintenance Tips
No Sleeping in the Wig: I remove the wig at night.
Eco Styler Gel and Mousse: I use these on my edges. Eco Styler alone makes edges crunchy, but mousse softens them and prevents white flakes.
Minimal Products: I use a bit of grapeseed oil on the ends and heat protectant when styling.
The closure has been amazing, better than what I used to sell. I already repurchased bundles to make a bob, so stay tuned for that!
If you're looking for quality black bundles, UHAIR is a great choice for the price. They offer various textures, but I prefer body waves.
Previously, I reviewed the closure and deep wave bundles separately: I have a 20-inch 5x5 skin light closure and bundles in 24, 26, and 28 inches. Since my last update, I added another 28-inch bundle. Here's why and how I feel about the results:
Styling and Wear
90% Curled: I mostly wore this hair curled or in soft waves. I wouldn't say I like flat hair, but the thin ends become noticeable when it straightens out.
Length Issues: Initially, I mentioned the ends and lengths weren't true to size, leading to see-through ends. With lengths over 22 inches, I prefer doubling or tripling curly bundles for density. For natural sew-ins, getting two 30-inch bundles is better than mixing lengths.
Re-making the Wig
Third Bundle: I remade my wig to add a third 28-inch bundle. This required transferring the hair to a new dome cap, but the new cap didn't fit well, so I reverted to my original cap.
Consistent Quality: The new 28-inch bundle matched the quality of the original bundles. After remaking the wig three times, the hair maintained its integrity with no increase in shedding.
Coloring: I colored the new bundle to match the others and the process did not affect the hair quality.
Styling Process
Tools Used: I use various heat tools and products to style this hair, including curling irons, flat irons, Marcel irons, waving wands, and hot combs. I also bleached the knots and plucked the hairline.
Pin Curls: For this video, I did pin curls. I prefer imperfect, natural-looking curls.
Edge Maintenance: I style my edges once and keep them in place, rarely changing the part.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
Affordable price
No smell
Minimal shedding
Flexible purchase options
Maintains integrity after extensive manipulation
Quick shipping
Cons:
Thin ends at longer lengths, but acceptable given the price point
Closure Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Good price
High quality
Blends well
Durable
Available in 20 inches for easier blending with natural hair
Cons:
Beards on the lace
Not fully pre-plucked as advertised
Maintenance Tips
No Sleeping in the Wig: I remove the wig at night.
Eco Styler Gel and Mousse: I use these on my edges. Eco Styler alone makes edges crunchy, but mousse softens them and prevents white flakes.
Minimal Products: I use a bit of grapeseed oil on the ends and heat protectant when styling.
The closure has been amazing, better than what I used to sell. I already repurchased bundles to make a bob, so stay tuned for that!
If you're looking for quality black bundles, UHAIR is a great choice for the price. They offer various textures, but I prefer body waves.
