I unbox and discuss the Malibu topper by Noriko, the new Kandy Brown-LR color, the simiilarites between this style and their popular Jackson wig, & what you should do if you suspect you've received a recirculated return. My advice: 1. Before you open the wig, take pictures with your phone of every step of the unboxing process. (A video is also great.) This protects you and will help the retailers know that you did not damage the wig. (BONUS: It will also help you remember how to repackage the wig for returns or storage.) 2. Tell the retailer you bought the wig from. You should send them your pictures and/or unboxing video at this time. 3. On drop shipped items (easiest way to tell is if the brand's address is on the shipping label): tell the brand via email. Send them your videos and/or pics. Let them know that this happened to you. https://cysterwigs.com/products/malibu-by-noriko https://cysterwigs.com/products/jackson-by-noriko Suppliers don't even take my word for it when this happens TO ME. The defective topper they sent smells like scalp and was obviously altered. When I confronted the supplier, they behaved as if I don't know what a returned wig looks and smells like, as though I haven't seen thousands of them in the course of my career. I have heard similar stories from countless clients and fellow small retailers. The brands tell us it's all in our heads. I am here to tell you that it's not. About this defective topper: It should not have been in the supply chain. It should not be sent to me or any of my customers. The person who ruined that topper should have been stuck with it, no matter how obnoxious they were willing to be to bully that return through the process. Sending me a replacement is a nice first step, but this needs to stop happening. This solution doesn't solve the larger problem. If this was sent to me -- and Noriko knew it was going to my house so I could review it -- what are they sending to my clients? I love these brands and their products so much that I have dedicated the better part of eight years of my life educating the public about them, endorsing them, and selling them from my wig store, CysterWigs.com. I want these brands to be around a really, really long time. I'll be wearing wigs for the rest of my life. I want these brands to keep making wigs, and for those wigs to keep being good. This is not an issue that is exclusive to Noriko. I have experienced this with almost every brand I carry, and it has gotten substantially worse since 2017. This is the first time I've experienced this issue with Noriko. It's unfortunate that it was such a doozy of a drama! Enough is enough. We need to protect the supply chain. Please help by telling the brands when you suspect this might have happened to you. The goa ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMp8sqMplBI

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This is wig review: Brianna by Envy, Color: Toasted Sesame produced by cysterwigs.com, an online wig boutique. http://cysterwigs.com/products/briana-by-envy-alan-eaton Thick, full, luxurious hair with long, layered, beachy waves makes Brianna by Envy a true show-stopper. I have had an online boutique for sometime, but just recently added wigs. I have been a wig wearer personally for about 7 years. I wanted to create an online resource for women with hormone-related hairloss, though my mission might appeal to all sorts of wig enthusiasts. I run a lot of specials. The heaviest discounts are on the wigs I review here. Subscribe to my channel and I'll occasionally send you some coupons - but I promise not to be obnoxious about it! I want to give people a chance to see what wigs will look like on someone with fuller cheeks and a rounded face shape. Manufacturer photos always feature skinny girls with giraffe necks. Though they're pretty, it doesn't really help me figure out what a wig will look like on someone built like me. I will try them on so you can see too. That way it can help you make an informed decision when you purchase your wigs...even if you don't buy them from me. Please let me know if you have any questions about this particular style or if there's anything you'd like to see more/less of in my videos. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fxTot83gfY

Review 137 of our 2015/2016 season of wig reviews: An outdoor review of Savannah by Envy in the color Creamed Coffee. This is our fourth (and largest) season to-date. This video has been produced by CysterWigs.com - an online boutique specializing in alternative hair for women in the PCOS community...and wig lovers everywhere. ;) http://cysterwigs.com/products/savannah-by-envy-alan-eaton Savannah is a great solution for anyone looking for a soft shag with the natural appearance of a monofilament top. This cut has layering cut in a way that provides natural volume and lots of styling possibilities. The back is also heavily layered to give you lots of coverage at the nape. Part of Envy's Fall 2015 Collection. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJILFX8lb4E