Simiweave?

[hunnyhun921]

While looking for a protective style and trying to save some money from my usual sew-in ($160 not including hair), I came across Simiweave wigs. Has anyone tried them? I am liking the Dee style with either the center part or side parts. The cost is $79.00 a huge money saver. I can't find many reviews on this wig.

www.simiweave.com

 

[bahamababe242]

bump, has anyone tried this?

 

[SelfStyled]

I tried it and it was garbage- I sent it back with a quickness for a refund. Great concept that is executed very poorly.

Check out this video:[video]http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=nZi3kiBDnSQ[/video]

 

[flowinlocks]

I tried it and it was garbage- I sent it back with a quickness for a refund. Great concept that is executed very poorly.

Check out this video:[video]http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=nZi3kiBDnSQ[/video]

Thanks for the review. I won't be trying this one.

 

[bahamababe242]

SelfStyled thanks for the review----how disappointing! I thought this would be perfect!

 

[SelfStyled]

I know right- it was so dissapointing. Your better off buying a human hair half wig with some clip ins for that look.

 

[PPGbubbles]

sound like a great idea! it look like the XXIslandBeautysXX quickweave system minus the fishing line in the center....

I make my own "weave" but I have it sewn on to a cap with a U shaped part and it has been the greatest thing since sliced bread....all the benefits of a weave, as far as a natural look and I dont have to spend hour installing/ removing to get to my head.

look at Edisses "new venture" thread...she is using a similar method and it is working well for her as well

 

[nissi]

i have gotten like 2-3 of them over the years, they serve the purpose, but now are not made as well as they used to be... would not recommend with what we know here! HHG!

 

[bahamababe242]

thanks for the replies everyone-------this is why I love it here