Review on YILITE Tape in Hair Extensions: Medium Brown Remy Human Hair, Silky Straight, Seamless Skin Weft – 14 inches, 40g, 20pcs by Melissa Dean

I ordered the 22" in May in brown. Instead I got 16" and the brown was too light for my hair. I contacted the seller and they responded quickly and told me that I can send them back BUT. 16" was still very long for me (I'm 5ft 1" so maybe that's why it was still very long) and I just dyed the extensions the color I wanted for my I am using natural hair and they took color well and matched perfectly.I installed them myself which was confusing the first time but I figured it out and they are very easy to install (just watched the youtube video My hair is fine but I have a lot of it and I bought 3-4 packs which might be too many at once but it was nice if for some reason I had to replace an extension or two - the hair was super silky and soft for the first month or so then it started to lose its silky feel but I had no problems with it. Just use hair oil or leave it in conditioner up to the ends and you will be fine. Like normal hair it had split ends which I just trimmed. After a few washes, I noticed that the extensions started to curl naturally after the shower, but after a few months of heating, they started to lose their natural curl. They hold heat very well for curling and straightening. But after a few months of wearing, if you don't style it, it just looks frizzy and dry. The hair band held up really well, I put mine on for the first time after about 2 ½ months and simply changed the band. After you first lifted them, the quality of the hair began to deteriorate, but this happened after curling and blow-drying the hair for several months. For the price of the hair it's really worth it, you only have to buy a new set of extensions after the 2nd time you tease them. Lastly, the only downside in my personal experience is that they leave a lot of glue on your natural hair and don't come off in one piece. Using oil and remover helps, but it seems to me that even if you soak your hair in oil/remover/conditioner, there is still glue in your hair. I simply used a fine tooth comb and oiled my head after removing the pads and the excess glue usually came out with no problems. long review but definitely much needed for people wondering about these extensions!