Emma | Human Hair / Synthetic Blend Lace Front Wig (Mono Part)

I truly wanted to like this wig, i took it to my hairstylist to cut in some bangs and after being on my head for what seemed like a quick minute it popped off and just about landed in my lap !!

So now i am stuck with a $300+ wig that is apparently too small.

I purchased one previously to the "Emma " from another company but also sized " average" and it fit just fine,guess it was my error not to try it on before taking it to be styled ! But the first time going through the expierience of needing one is stressful enough for me and i wasn't thrilled at trying it on before i needed to at the salon.

As much as i need to recoup the money maybe donating would be the only viable option.

Just disappointed.........

I have been wearing regular synthetics for several years, and have owned two heat-friendly wigs. Emma felt and looked like a heat friendly synthetic to me, not like human hair. It had the same level of shine or luster as heat friendly synthetics, and behaved like it as well. I had hoped it would look and feel more like human hair. The curls were pretty nice overall. The density was great - not too thick or full of permatease. The color Dark Blonde was very similar to my other 14/26 pieces in Jon Renau, so I was pleased with that too.

Ultimately, I sent it back because it was a tight circumference and a little baggy in the back even though I am petite, and the ear tabls did not fit well. It also had very shiny irridescent lace that is way more obvious than other brands, even at the part line where the monofilament was showing. The lace gave me cuts on my forehead as well. If it were not for the fit and the lace issues, I may have kept it.