Outre Synthetic Melted Hairline Lace Front Wig- MARTINA (GIBRN)

This is a quality wig, the thickness is perfect and the texture of the hair is natural, not shiny. I want one in every color, you can't go wrong with Outre wigs

I get my hair done every 6 wks or so. up until about 3 months ago I decide to try and save me a lil money and go synthetic. Im in no way an wig expert when it comes to installing a wig myself. I don’t know how to pluck or do baby hairs but I do know good quality hair and a good lace. This wig is good for the price. It’s has that Barbie doll hair texture but apply minimum heat to it and it looks good. The lace is good. I really Like the color so I bought three in the same color and I switch them about every two weeks. If I get longer than a 2 week west plz let me know how. No shedding really. Tangles a lil but not unbearable. Overall all 4 out of 5.

thick, but in a good way! I had no shedding, and I didn’t have to glue it down, im fairly new to wigs and this one won in my book! Was super easy to throw on and go

The lace is light so I had to add foundation to change the color. After that it looks really good and almost invisible. The hair is thick but I like it because it looks like natural. I would buy this again but for the fact that the cap is super big on my head and the hairline is way off. You would cut so much hair and lace off trying to get it to fit properly. I glue it down so it works for now. So because of that I gave it 3 stars and will not be purchasing again. Sad because other than that I really like it. But I can't wear a wig that so big. I feel like if I laugh too hard and jerk forward it's going to fly off. So one and done for me.

It looks just like the picture. And very natural . This will be my work hair I have to buy snother

This is beginner friendly. Snug fit and the hairline is superb. It’s a good wig to practice customization techniques with too. Hair takes up to 400 degree heat, and she cuts well. Very low tangling & sheds as expected with manipulation. Suggest wearing a black stocking cap to help blend wefting at crown & back of head.

Let me start by saying that I love Outre's colors and styles. But...the lighter the shade, the more likely the bald spot at the hairline, particularly with middle part wigs. I've had three (3) of these wigs; Jenni in both Chocolate Cream and Golden Amber. And I just got Martina in Golden Amber. I thought it might be a fluke but the third time's a charm (well...a bummer). They all have a big bald spot right at the hairline. I tried to use a dark marker and tend to the parting space with Jenni. But no more! I'll do a little plucking and fiddling with baby hairs, but I'm not doing all the work with these wigs. I shouldn't have to. Not only that, but Martina came today looking like a big, dry, flat mess! No curls whatsoever, not even the little bump at the ends. I am sending it back. The "Every Wear" line is better except that with the longer styles like #14, the curls go flat within a day or two which is disappointing and, you guessed it...more work. I won't be buying the "Melted Hairline" ever again! Save your money. Outre is getting lazy. Trust me. This isn't a fluke.

I liked the density, style and length but the company sent me the wrong color . I ordered a 2 (dark brown) and they sent me a jet black unit.