BLY Mongolian Afro Kinky Curly Boho Human Hair Wig 3 Bundles (8/8/8 Inch) Unprocessed Weft Big Hair for Black Women Natural Color

This is my hair, you can’t tell me nothing. I brought the Afro curly one and the picture is all you need to know. It’s slightly different than the other kinky curly hair because it’s a little puffy and gives off a more natural 4 type of hair texture. It’s also very easy to manipulate however it doesn’t quickly absorb water like kinky curly does. I like it, a lot.

I lifted the hair color with bleach and then box dyed it it came out Perfect people were complaining about the hair getting getting tangled, but it’s human hair so you have to treat it as a human hair stop being lazy I think for the price the hair is incredible! I had to weave in my hair for about a month now I’m gonna take it down and I’m confident that the hair could be reused later. I have extremely coy hair and the kinky texture matched well.

If you just co-wash or condition this hair out of the bag, it’s going to stink—bad. The odor is strong and fish-like, and regular washing won’t fix it. I almost returned it, but I figured out a method that worked perfectly. The key is to deep clean and deodorize the hair before trying to use it. Here’s exactly what I did:⸻Step-by-step Process (with amounts + timing):1. Dry baking soda rub-through:I used about 2 tablespoons of baking soda per bundle, sprinkled it directly on the dry hair, and finger-combed it through to absorb the odor and loosen residue.2. Vinegar pour:I poured ½ of an 8 oz bottle of apple cider vinegar directly over each bundle (you can also use white vinegar). Let the fizz happen, then let it sit for 3-5 minutes to fully break down the factory coating and odor.3. Soapy soak with Dawn:After the vinegar sit, I added lukewarm water and a few drops of Dawn dish soap, then let the bundles soak for 30 minutes - 1 hour, gently swishing to release residue. I gently rotated the hair every 15-30 minutes.4. Water bath rinse (no running water):One the hair was about 98% free of odor, I rinsed the hair under the faucet. Each time that I rinsed, I brushed out the hair with my tangle teezer brush. Don’t let the hair tangle up. I then did multiple 15-minute plain water baths, changing the water each time, until it ran completely clear. There was a lot of vinegar, soap, and dirt left even after 3 rounds so this step is very important. It took a few rounds—and was totally worth it.5. Moisturizing shampoo + detangling:I used a gentle, moisturizing shampoo to clean the bundles again and brushed them out carefully. My shampoo of choice was The Mane Choice Alpha hydrating and detangling shampoo. I6. Deep conditioning treatment:I applied a thick conditioner and let the bundles sit for 45–60 minutes (or however long your hair needs). I fell asleep with the deep conditioner in but don’t tell anyone, lol. After rinsing, the hair felt soft, smooth, and had no smell at all. My deep conditioner of choice is the sauce beauty green deep shampoo. I then applied my leave in of choice which is the mizani hair milk. It’s all I had but it’s pricey so I would use something else.⸻Final tips:• Do NOT skip the baking soda + vinegar. It’s the only thing that neutralized the odor.• You’ll need at least a full bottle of vinegar per 2–3 bundles—better to overbuy.• Multiple water baths are more effective than a quick rinse.• Always deep condition after stripping agents like Dawn or vinegar.This process saved the hair completely. After drying, it felt great—no tangling, no stiffness, no lingering smell. It’s a little work, but it makes the hair wearable and worth the purchase.The hair itself was good and I mixed it with Queen Hair. The ends are definitely thin and tangled so expect to lose an inch or two off the top. It mixed very well with queen hair just wash and detangle both before installing.

I’ve ordered this hair on two separate occasions this year. The first order was 3 bundles and although the smell was horrible, the hair itself was beautiful. The second order of the same hair from the same seller, was a single bundle. It had the same awful smell, was approximately 2-3 inches shorter than what I ordered, but was still beautiful hair after shampooing and conditioning. This last single bundle had zero smell, but is the crunchiest, rat nest of hair I’ve ever seen. I knew as soon as I took it out of the package I’d been bamboozled. Then I tried to comb it out and it got worse from there. Majority of the hair came out in my comb. The hair looks like the company collected hair from sewer drains, smoothed it out with mousse and silicone, then sprayed it with shellac. Not to mention, what’s supposed to be 22” is barely 16” stretched out. The ends are so transparent, you’d have to install it upside down just to make it full. In the 30 some years I’ve been doing hair, never have I experienced anything like this. I wouldn’t put this “hair” on a dead animal. Then again, it very much resembles roadkill, so I don’t know. I hope the person who is responsible catches every red light, neither side of their pillow is ever cold, and their dog runs away to live with a new family.

So far so good! The hair took color well and the curls weren’t compromised. You have to treat this hair lie your natural and it will be beautiful

The media could not be loaded. Pros-The hair is pretty and you only really need three bundles to get a full look. The hair is soft and you can comb it out and make it into an Afro and just add water and some curling cream to get it back curly. It definitely has the potential to look like your natural hair BUT it takes A LOT to get it to look like that.Cons-The hair stank…I’m just being honest. I swear I washed it in conditioner about several times but it still has that “fishy” smell. It’s not all that noticeable but when it rains or if it’s damp..the smell becomes a bit stronger. I feel like the company also lied about the length of the hair. I bought 20 inch bundles and they honestly could’ve been 12 inch length. The company makes the ends so incredibly thin that it makes sense just cutting it off or you’ll look like you got electrocuted. The hair doesn’t really tangle per se-I twist mine every night with water and a leave in conditioner to stop it. But overall….the hair isn’t really the best in terms of quality. To get that big hair look you have to comb out each curl and then maybe twist it back. I’m upset because I spent close to $200 for this hair and I don’t even think it’s going to last two months 😭 I don’t recommend this hair at all unless you like keeping up with high maintenance styles