Very natural looking amount of hair and the cut is nice and easy. Only issue I see is the cap is kinda small...keeps feeling like it is pulling away from my forehead. Not sure I feel the sense of confidence I need here. I'm new to wearing wigs...have a couple of GREAT toppers, but wanted something that I didn't have to match my funky hair all the time, something to throw on and go. This one, Reed in Marble Brown R was pretty EZ right out of the box, and lighter/highlighted more than my normal 6/33 color (which matches my hair to a "T"). This has great movement, but still on the fence because of the cap size. My head measure exactly 21.75" so I'm surprised this is snug. Maybe I'll update later as I have several other styles coming in. I love receiving them! But I won't spend a lot of time on them because if they don't come out rather effortlessly, I won't be wearing it...I know me! Don't want to spend the time but will spend the money for the right one! At this point, I'm still looking. 15 down, 250,000 to go! HA!

I have two Amore Reed wigs. Both are rooted, one is brunette and one is more golden. I have always highlighted my natural hair and so it is very like me to have more of a caramel highlight on brunette hair in the cooler months, and a honey highlight in the warmer months. The texture of these wigs are very realistic for my skin type and how my natural hair used to be--thin and soft. I am so grateful a wig maker has finally taken into consideration that so many of us with hair loss never began with a thick head of hair. It seems 95% of wigs are unnaturally thick and then we are left with trying to figure out how to thin the wigs out, or we take the wig to a "professional" for thinning out. I have had to sit through so many video tutorials on how to "thin out a wig". So exhausting. I never do because who wants to accidently ruin a $300 - $400 wig? Here's a thought. How about making thinner wigs? That is why I love Amore's Reed. First, and I am repeating myself, it is the thinnest density wig I own. Second, I love a shaggy hair style. Third, the fibers are soft.

My only "complaint" is the Mochaccino color is deceptively more blonde than described. But the coloring is gorgeous and I am not returning it!

Here I am in the Rooted Mochaccino-LR (blonde-ish) and the Rooted Marble Brown-LR (brunette).