Review of a similar version

Five wigs gave her different curl, shedding and hairline results

Lavishly Chi Chi · YouTube

Lavishly Chi Chi compared five ISEE 9x6 Wear Go wigs she bought herself. Her 22-inch, 180%-density silky-straight wig, owned since November 2023, had little matting with frequent wear, but held curls poorly and loosened at the back of the cap.

Her 24-inch, 250%-density silky-straight wig, owned since October 2024, felt sleek and full but also held curls poorly, with some tangling and shedding. The 24-inch, 250%-density yaki-straight wig she bought in January 2024 was very thick, but developed a sparse hairline within months and did not hold curls well.

Her favorite was the 24-inch, 250%-density body-wave wig, owned since April 2025: it held curls better, though they softened during the day. After the first wash of a new 22-inch, 180%-density yaki-straight wig, she noticed that the closure was silkier than the rest of the hair and contacted the seller.

She reported shedding across her wigs and some back tangling. These are separate wigs with different wear frequencies; the ownership dates do not mean continuous installation.

Creator expressly states all wigs were purchased with her own money. Product links use MagicLinks affiliate service; no ISEE sponsorship stated.

Five separately owned wigs; frequency and wear periods vary

Review of a similar version

A full, easy-to-wear wig, with shedding and curls that dropped

Lavishly Chi Chi · YouTube

Lavishly Chi Chi bought ISEE’s 24-inch Kinky Straight 9×6 M-Cap wig in 250% density and wore it regularly for about a month to six weeks. She loved the fullness and textured finish.

Washing and flat-ironing left some kink in the hair, which she felt made it look natural, and salon-cut long layers improved the shape. Brushing left a considerable amount of shed hair on the floor.

Added curls also dropped sooner than she wanted, despite hairspray. She reported little trouble at the nape and thought regular brushing helped.

Rain made the hair puffier, which she smoothed with another flat-iron pass. The cap had room to spare even on her larger head, and one temple was harder to lay around her own hairline.

She removed the wig nightly and sometimes used adhesive for outings. She still loved it, but her complaints about a thinner 22-inch silky-straight wig concerned a separate purchase.

Creator says she bought the wig and is not affiliated with ISEE. The description includes an affiliate-link disclosure.

About one month to six weeks of repeated wear; removed nightly