Tinashe 12-Inch Real Human Hair Extensions | Straight Invisible Wire Fish Line Hair Weft | 70g Light Blonde Highlighted Golden Blonde (#16/613) | Perfect for Parties, Weddings & Everyday Styling

I’ve tried a bunch of different hair extensions - both expensive and cheap and these might be my favorite - just a few flaws but the price makes up for it.These are pretty thin and unless you have thin hair you are going to need to curl them to blend them in with your own hair but once you do they are not noticeable. It depends what you want them for if they are right for you. I mostly wanted a little more body and longer front layers since the front of my hair that frames my face never grows. If you are looking more for adding overall length these might not work well for you. In that case, I would suggest buying 2 and doubling them up to make it thicker.The hair is soft and holds a curl real well. I usually curl them once and it will last until I wash them with only a few touch ups needed.They are not heavy and not like some of the higher quality extensions that are thicker. They are pretty comfortable and I forget they are in. They have two clips sewn inside to prevent them moving around. With the more expensive heavy extensions every time I’d bend over they would feel like they were going to fall off my head. The only issue is the clips can cause your own hair to snag when you are trying to pull your hair out from under the band. I would recommend pulling all your hair over the band first and then brushing and curling and it’s not a big issue then.The one change I would make (and have DIY’d myself) is changing out the band. It comes with an elastic band which is convenient because you don’t have to adjust it to fit your head. However, I prefer real wire over elastic. The elastic pulls on my hair which I’m afraid with long time use could result in bald spots and the halo slips around much more than the wire ones I’ve used in the past. Luckily this is an easy fix. I got some 20lb fishing wire and measured my head and restrung it.Overall I’ll be purchasing these over the $200 to $300 ones because they do pretty much the same job.