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Eight weeks of travel-friendly curls, followed by a slow takedown

Lia Lavon · YouTube

Lia Lavon wore 22-inch YWigs Water Curly crochet hair for eight weeks. She used nearly two packs with leave-out, colored and washed the hair before installing it, and liked the light feel and color match.

Her double-knotted installation took about 90 minutes. A deeper wash and conditioning routine after the first week improved the curls.

She washed about every two weeks and found the style manageable between washes during frequent work travel. Wash days took effort: she used clarifying shampoo, moisturizing conditioner and Olaplex, with mousse and gel for definition.

She pulled the hair up at night and used perm rods on her leave-out rather than frequent heat. She played pickleball in the style, but did not test swimming and preferred synthetic crochet for water-focused trips.

The video includes her takedown after eight weeks and repeated washes. She used water to loosen the loops and carefully reversed the knots, stressing that removal was slow and needed patience.

She said the hair could be saved for reuse, but did not show a second installation.

The related YWigs installation was sponsored. She says this follow-up review was unpaid; affiliate links are disclosed.

Eight weeks, repeated washing and completed takedown

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Full crochet curls took about an hour to style and dry

Shaneka E · YouTube

Shaneka had five packs of YWigs Burmese Water Curly crochet hair installed professionally. She detangled it and put it into six large twists before bed, then refreshed it in sections with water, cream, mousse and gel.

She reported a little shedding and easy brushing. Diffusing and adding layers gave the initially bulky style more shape, although she cut unevenly in places and corrected it.

She estimated roughly 30–35 minutes to style and another 30 minutes to dry. This covers early styling, not a summer-long wear result.

YWigs sponsored the video; styling products were also supplied as PR.

Install and early styling after an overnight twist-up

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The curls came back after bleaching, and the removable bob felt light

tiarra monet · YouTube

Tiarra bleach-bathed four packs of YWigs Burmese Curly feather crochet hair for about 30 minutes, then colored it caramel. She said the curls returned after processing.

Using mixed 18-, 20- and 22-inch lengths, she crocheted the hair onto a removable cap, made a ventilated front and cut the finished unit into a bob. The unit felt heavy when she held it but surprisingly light when she wore it.

She needed extra hair near the crown to hide the cap. She showed making and trying on the unit, not how it wore after later washes.

She thanked YWigs and linked its products. She did not clearly say whether she received free hair, sponsorship or affiliate payments.

Bleaching, coloring, cap construction and first wear