Review of this hair

Easy bulk-hair separation during a client's install

E B O N Y J A Y · YouTube

Ebony Jay found her client's color 530 Freetress Deep Bulk easy to pull into small sections from its bundled top. She combined it with Outre braiding hair for a boho style that took about five to six hours.

The single pack she mentions refers to the braiding hair, not the curly bulk hair. She left loose curls out of the lowest two rows as a precaution against nape tangles.

She brushed out tangles from installation and finished with mousse. She explicitly did not dip the hair in hot water.

Later matting, washing, takedown and reuse were not tested.

The client supplied the bulk hair. Affiliate links are disclosed; other payment was not stated.

Installation only.

Review of a similar version

Loved the finished braids, but found the style too much work

HEY DW · YouTube

HEY DW had boho knotless braids installed using two packs of Freetress Deep Bulk human hair for the loose curls. She paid $350 for the braiding appointment and supplied the curly hair separately.

Two braiders worked for about eight hours, and she liked the finished look and gentle service. In her description, she later said she kept the style for two and a half months, mostly in a bun or ponytail.

She found the upkeep demanding and would not choose the hairstyle again, although she felt the human-hair curls made it easier to manage. Her criticism was about maintaining the overall boho style, not a claim that the Freetress hair had failed.

The video shows the appointment; the longer-wear update is written in the description. A separate takedown video was still to come.

Creator reports paying for the appointment and buying the curly hair. No sponsorship is disclosed.

Two and a half months reported in the description

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The braids looked full, but preparation was slow and hot water flattened the curls

Its.Cornella · YouTube

Its.Cornella bought Freetress 18-inch Deep Bulk human hair in color 30 from Amazon for DIY boho braids. Separating the curly hair from its netted holding section was slow and frustrating.

She used gel and a small-tooth comb to separate pieces before braiding. She also found that her way of feeding in the curls allowed some to slip when she brushed or ran her fingers through them.

She recommended changing the attachment method after that experience. Preparing and braiding her own hair stretched across the weekend, and she finished late Sunday night.

She loved the full result. The next morning, however, she dipped the hair in boiled water and found that it flattened the puffier curls she wanted.

She still thought it looked good, but said she would skip that step and mousse next time. She did not give a later wash, shedding or reuse update.

She described buying the hair from Amazon and linked the order. Gifting, sponsorship and affiliate terms were not stated.

DIY preparation and installation over a weekend, plus next-morning styling.