“Its great once you figure it out. I had a bit of trouble getting it stay on my head but once you get the pony right it is really easy to blend. Perfect for an on the go look especially when you don't feel like doing much but still have places to go!”
“I was ready for some length back! My hair was at collar bone length and now it’s to my butt I love it! And the faux phony is perfect for a night out!”
“I gave them 1 star only cuz they're pretty and I like the clean edges along the clips. However, such a low rating because these are marketed and sold as 100% human remy hair and they absolutely are NOT. They say to heat them at a max of 400° - I heat mine at 360° and they melt... there are ALWAYS melted strands to my curling wand and when styling they smell like burning plastic. And no, I am not heating them for too long. Additionally, if you look at the hair closely, many strands look and feel like wig hair. They even have the little "balls" on the ends of the strands like wig hair does. They are using a huge amount of synthetic hair in extensions they claim are 100% natural. So shady.
Also, I emailed customer service and they said to ship them back for an "investigation"... what investigation? If my extensions are half plastic, they're all half plastic. Either Bellami or the supplier is being dishonest. Shipping mine back and getting a new set isn't going to change their makeup, it's not like mine are a one off and all the rest are 100% natural, let's get real.
And even further, when I washed them for the first time, they bled hair dye like craaaazy (which should not happen) and also smelled like farm animals - I'm not even kidding. So gross! So not only is Bellami not using 100% human remy hair, they are using synthetic materials AND animal hair AND dying them!!! These extensions and this company are a joke and I will NEVER be buying from them again. Save your money and go elsewhere. Super unhappy, mega waste of money.”
“I was pleasantly surprised how well the color matched my natural hair. The only think I didn’t love was the little comb to help stabilize the pony started coming out after a few uses.”
