Amir Hair 8 packs French Curls Braiding Hair

I surprisingly liked this hair! When my daughter asked for French braids I had no idea what they were or what hair to use. Someone on Etsy used this hair so I decided to get it. At first glance I thought it was going to be a disaster and be like doll hair but boy was I wrong! After I made my purchase the seller sent Hair care/use instructions. I highly recommend you follow them. Once I received my hair it was very soft. It came with 8 packs of hair, a free crochet needle as well as hair jewelry. Surprisingly there were 2 bundles in each pack of hair! The hair was soft. Before separating I sprayed with leave in conditioner and combed/brushed the conditioner through starting at the bottom of the hair; working my way up. The hair was easy to separate using this method. The hair is easy to install but it does slide so if you like to oil the scalp I recommend doing this after the install to prevent slippage. I also went back through with leave in conditioner after the install and brushed it throughout the hair. I prefer using a paddle brush, but you can also use a detangling brush or even a rat tail comb. I used all of these throughout the process because I could not find my paddle brush starting out and they all worked fine. While working with this hair if u come across and tangling or knotting in a single braid, I do recommend taking a few seconds to pick it out. I used a metal tipped comb for this. I also recommend detangling small sections (5-10 braids) at a time with a paddle brush for daily maintenance. That few seconds of patience will save u a few/several minutes if you decide to rush through. If you do come across a knot that will not comb or brush out just brush it to the end of the hair and take some scissors and clip it. Clipping the ends will not affect the curl pattern. For maintenance I recommend using a satin braid cap for protection so the hair can lay flat without bunching but if you do not have 1 a satin bonnet is fine you just may have to detangle a little bit more. I feel like less manipulation is best to prevent tangling but if you’re the type that likes to style your braids this hair allows you to do so and don’t worry if it tangles it’s easy to untangle and bounces back well. I’m not a fan of re-using hair and the hair is priced to where I would not mind re-purchasing for each use but if you are someone who re-uses hair the quality of this hair, if maintained properly, does allow you to be able to reuse it. The seller does provide how to wash hair with hair care/use insurrections. The amount of hair provided is more than enough for your install. I ended up using 6.5 bags so I had hair left over. I definitely recommend this hair for French braids and wouldn’t mind re-purchasing if I were to do these again

Its lovely but hard to plait with had to recurl it

i used this hair to get french curl braids and i think the hair is good it did tangle a lot but thats mostly to do with the style i got because the french curl braids tend to tangle due to the hair being out at the ends and my braider didn't really know how to do this style so she didn't secure the ends i had to later on and i think that led to it being even more tangled but overall i had fun trying out this style and would do it again but in a different colorthe hair had no smell and i did have some packs left over like 1-2

This is my second time with French curl braids. The first time I used Bobbi boss French curl braid hair. I had to use Bobbi boss because when I ordered this time to try French curls braids the first time the item was delivered lateNow this I get the hair. I got 27,33. The colors were not blended together in the pack. The colors were separated so my stylist had to mix a precolored bundle of hair that should have been mixed to begin with. Next the hair was hard to derange upon initial installions. I have only had this hair 2 weeks and it’s already frizzing on the end and the curls are lifeless.I have to literally roll and sit under a dryer to reset the curls. This works but it’s a lot of work just to make sure I have the French curl braid look.All I can say is the hairstylist that recommended this hair I don’t trust her opinion anymore. The hair itself is trash compared to Bobbi boss. I paid too much money for insulation to take it down but for sure do not waste your moneyBest French curl braid hair: is Bobbi Boss French Curl Braids period

The media could not be loaded. This is an excellent product. My daughter needed this for her own braids and I ended up using and it the extra she had to do touch ups on my own hair. I was totally sold after the first use! I have black hair and knew it would be a little ombre effect. This also wasn't the first time I'd use blonde hair. What I found most impressive about this product was that I didn't even use it for braids. I used it for twists and it holds up very well, despite it's when nature. I will also state that I am not a professional when it comes to doing hair, and I still got great results with this very affordable product. You get quite a few packs in the order as well. It is a little higher priced than other synthetic hairs, but the quality definitely justifies the slight increase in price. This is high quality synthetic hair and it's really beautiful with the wave at the end. Mine is not too much wavy in the photo because I ended up cutting the length shorter after a couple months. But the color effect is what it will look like on someone who has dark hair. I'm highly satisfied with this product and am a thrice repeat customer at this point.An important note is that I am very lazy when it comes to hair care. I do not wrap my hair up at all nor do anything special to the ends to keep them from tangling. In fact, I'm pretty rough on my hair. This product is pretty amazing in my opinion and it would be tough to sell me on another brand for this price.

I was hoping for a brighter honey blonde color like it the photo, but has a green undertone that washes my skin out.The hair itself it okay. Tangles very easily like any other french curl, but not the worst. I'd still recommend a leave-in spray when working with it.