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Permalink Reply by MaddiiBoo on March 10, 2013 at 9:25pm

in the same boat as you
most people who do full lace wigs tend to order them online from china etc
about to order my first one
will let you know how it goes

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Permalink Reply by Karen Smith on March 11, 2013 at 9:30pm

We are pleased with qdbeauty. They do a great job. I am not sure what to tell you on texture. It depends on what you want. My daughter gets the european hair which is really processed chinese hair. It is beautiful hair.

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Permalink Reply by ariel on June 17, 2013 at 7:10pm

Karen, when you say the european hair is really processed chinese hair, do you think it still feels like european hair? I currently wear remy hair which is a little too course and dry for me. I'm looking for something silkier. The remy hair clumps and doesn't really move like real, healthy hair. Thanks.

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Permalink Reply by Sue T on June 19, 2013 at 2:43am

Chinese hair is much courser than European hair and processing will not reduce its diameter. Chineese hair can never be made fine enough resemble the texture European hair. Have the company told you that their European hair is actually Chinese hair of is it just your assumption?
The Chinese manufacturers will provide the genuine article and just about all wigs originate from that part of the world, no matter where the company you buy from is based.

I have a friend who is quite well off and who buys her custom mad hair pieces form a London wig maker at a cost of around £2000. The thing is this company then send her measurements to their supplier in China where the piece is actually made. She is therefore paying for the individual service and the styling. The London wig makers mark up is probably around 500%.She would never question the origin of the hair because of the price that she pays.

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Permalink Reply by Lexi on August 11, 2013 at 2:16pm

The Misso unit is really pretty. I wonder, do they have any blondes or just darker shades?

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