I love Avery and I’m disappointed they have discontinued her. I bought her in the color Plum because I thought it would be a fun color. It looked horrible on me. I returned it for store credit. I’m thinking you shoukd have it back by now but I’ll give it a few days to make sure. Thank you., I recommend this style but definitly not in the color Plum.

Love Avery. I think you are either a Noriko Jackson girl or a Tressallure Avery depending on your face shape and size. If you've tried Jackson and didn't get on the bandwagon, Avery is your girl. This is such an easy style to wear. I did a little adjusting with a cool water soak and airbrush on low to remove the box hair. Beautiful and in Sunset Glo looks just like a typical irish red - in this particular TressAllure style.

When I received Avery, I was disappointed. I ordered it in Chiffon Candy because the model doing the video said that's what color she was wearing, and I liked it. However, if you look on the thumbnail sketch, it looked yellow and gold. So when I received it, it didn't look like either one of those colors. So I sent it back and ordered it in silky sand. The manufacturers of these wigs need to do a better job at showing us true colors of these wigs. We spend a lot of money on them, but have to return most of the time because of color differences. Then we get stuck with shipping costs, restocking fees, etc. If you guys could get together and represent the true color of the wig, you would have less returns and happier customers. In this day and age of advancing technology, I don't see why that couldn't happen. Many women are tired of this problem and discuss it in our groups. It happens in every online store, not just yours.

I've seen so many glowing reviews of Noriko Jackson, and what's been called Jackson's sister wig, Tressallure Avery, so I decided to try both because the price is definitely right!

I expected Jackson to have massive volume and permatease, and for Avery to have less. I thought Avery might be more manageable than Jackson, less work to be presentable.

I've actually found the opposite. Jackson was surprisingly good straight out of the box (although, don't get me wrong, I put work into Jackson!) Avery, though. My ***.

Okay, right off the top... Why does Tressallure package their wigs so thoughtlessly? Their wigs come inside out and with cardboard and plastic inserted into the hair. I've bought three Tressallure wigs, and all three have come with severe box head and some damage to the fibers. I have to wash them and then spend a lot of time steaming them just to get them pointed in the direction of presentable. It's beyond aggravating... Two of the Tressallure wigs I've bought had damage to the cap--broken wefts and seams that needed to be sewn back into place. I've read other people say the same thing... Just stop packaging them so ridiculously, Tressallure! It's like your people have a running joke: how badly can we do this and still have people buy our wigs???

This is not a comment on the quality control of Wigs.com. I bought the defective wigs elsewhere, and the reviews I've read of similar experiences were elsewhere, too.

Anyway. So, Avery is very thick and…