Hester R.

If you want hair that's sold as 300 grams but is completely thin at the ends - then this is the hair for you. Appreciating their policy of once the bag has been opened you cannot return them - however how is anyone meant to know the quality of what's inside the bag, without opening? I have thick hair, however have worn extensions for years at 280grams and never had an issue with them being so sparse near the ends. I followed all the care advice given by Gee Hair, but the quality just isn't as expected. Considering I've paid £300 for these extensions, I was less than impressed - so I decided to email them and give them chance to rectify the issue, before writing this review. After some back and fourth, telling me to braid my natural hair in order for it to blend (absolutely absurd and have never been told this before), that I should use blending hacks, curl them in the correct way or buy synthetic extensions. I've quite frankly had enough of their excuses and shifting the blame on the customer. I've been told their extensions have passed vigorous quality testing and the onus is now on me in summary. So, now I'm left with hair extensions that I can't wear and a rather large £300 in my pocket because Gee Hair love to blame their customers for their extensions being too thin on the ends. Please do yourself a favour and learn from my mistake - choose another hair extensions brand you order from and avoid Gee Hair like the plague. I'll be taking them to small claims court.