I really love this hair piece! I used it to make a Victorian hairdo for an operetta performance. I actually flipped it upside down because I didn't like the look of the long ponytail on me. Flipping it upside down made it really full and I was wearing a hat which hid any bumps created by wearing it that way. It blended in with my hair pretty seamlessly, especially with the hat helping bridge things.

It remained bouncy through tech week and two weekends of performances! I wasn't taking the best care of it so it did get a little ratty by the end (not helped by wearing it upside down) but if you work through a curl, either with your finders or comb/brush and twist you can easily get the curls to reform. And this wouldn't have been noticed from stage. I just became a little obsessive about it.

I really love the jaw clip. The hair is decently heavy and so it's important to have a strong attachment mechanism. I also added a comb underneath to add a bit more support. I will say that the first few times I wore it, the weight did surprise me and it was a little uncomfortable but I got used to it.

Using this made doing my hair quick and easy. I used a small curling iron to curl the front inch or two of my hair. I pinned my bangs back with combs. The bulk of my hair went into a simply ponytail with a spiral holder for extra grip. I put the clip into the ponytail. I then twisted my real curls and pinned them back to blend my hair with the fake hair. I pinned up some of the fake curls in kind of a loose bun at the crown of my head. Then I pinned the hat on top of that bun.

Loved it but too long for us! Color was little darker than expected!

No instructions included with item so I do not know how to use it!

Love it

Love it. Looks real