preciousjewel76
New Member
First off, let me say that PhonyPonies.com is slower than molasses when it comes to merchandise. I ordered a pony (Yaky straight, 10 inches, #2, "cee clip") on October 16. I received the pony on November 10. IT TOOK ALMOST ONE MONTH TO RECEIVE SOME HAIR GLUED TO A BARRETTE! Come on now. It can't be that hard to make those things!
Second, the "barrette-less cee clip" is nothing more than a big plastic barrette (with metal hinges) with a weft of hair glued over it!
erplexed Nothing really "barrette-less" or revolutionary about that. You can still see the barrette through the chunk of hair that hangs over it. The whole thing looks cheaply made.
Third, the straight pony has a stiff-feeling weft up near the barrette end. I guess this is to make the pony hang straight. However, this leaves few styling options! I got the "barrette-less" clip in hopes that I could twist the pony into a bun. But with the big a$$ barrette and cardboard-like weft in the pony, that ain't happening. But the PhonyPonies website claims that you can make a bun out of your "barrette-less" pony....hmmm.:scratchch
Overall, I'm really not impressed with these folks.
I think I bought an overpriced pony. Shoot, I could have made a better one with some weave hair and a drugstore barrette, and it wouldn't have taken me a whole month! Maybe if the website had better pictures and descriptions of the products, I wouldn't be so ticked off. But right now, all I can say is "let the buyer beware".
Second, the "barrette-less cee clip" is nothing more than a big plastic barrette (with metal hinges) with a weft of hair glued over it!
erplexed Nothing really "barrette-less" or revolutionary about that. You can still see the barrette through the chunk of hair that hangs over it. The whole thing looks cheaply made. Third, the straight pony has a stiff-feeling weft up near the barrette end. I guess this is to make the pony hang straight. However, this leaves few styling options! I got the "barrette-less" clip in hopes that I could twist the pony into a bun. But with the big a$$ barrette and cardboard-like weft in the pony, that ain't happening. But the PhonyPonies website claims that you can make a bun out of your "barrette-less" pony....hmmm.:scratchch
Overall, I'm really not impressed with these folks.
I think I bought an overpriced pony. Shoot, I could have made a better one with some weave hair and a drugstore barrette, and it wouldn't have taken me a whole month! Maybe if the website had better pictures and descriptions of the products, I wouldn't be so ticked off. But right now, all I can say is "let the buyer beware".
