Review of this hair

Clip-ins that looked like her own 4C hair

Mikk Shops · Brand website

Mikk Shops said people, including her mother, mistook her Melanj Coil Curl clip-ins for her own 4C hair. She found styling easy with water and curl gel, naming Uncle Funky’s Daughter Curly Magic.

She also bought separate weft extensions, dyed them and had those installed twice. The dyeing and repeat installs concern the wefts, not these clip-ins.

She did not give a wear period for the clip-ins.

Posted on the seller’s website. Gifts, payment and other incentives were not stated.

Review of this hair

Easy blending on a busy trip

Kels · Brand website

Kels liked how naturally her Melanj Coil Curl clip-ins blended during a trip when she had little time to style her hair. She did not say how long the trip lasted or describe washing the extensions.

Posted on the seller’s website. Gifts, payment and other incentives were not stated.

Review of a similar version

Still full after a year, but the tight coils did not fully return

Uniquely Lex · YouTube

Uniquely Lex bought 18-inch Melanj Coil Curl 4C clip-ins for $250 in 2019. About a year later, she co-washed them after previously flat-ironing and wand-curling them for a wedding.

Water and As I Am Coconut CoWash restored softer curls, but they were looser than the original coils. She noticed some shedding while combing and thought her handling had contributed to the changed pattern.

That was her explanation, not a proven cause. She suggested gentler finger-detangling and used a twisted base to attach the clips to her hair because clipping close to her scalp felt too tight.

After drying and reinstalling, she still liked the volume, softness and bounce. She also recalled no unusual smell on arrival.

The year describes ownership and intermittent styling, not continuous attachment.

She says she purchased the hair and that the video is not sponsored.

About one year of ownership; co-wash and reinstallation shown