Hair Vendor Reviews

First-hand reviews of eight hair suppliers, written by members of the 10,000+ member “Hair Money Making Guides” Facebook group — including the photos they posted and the complaints. Nothing here is paid for, and nothing here is verified by us.

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The eight vendors with review pages

Each page collects photos group members posted of hair they actually received, plus their comments in their own words — good and bad, unedited:

Eight is not many. If the supplier you are researching is not here, it is almost certainly on the longer free list of 50+ wholesale hair vendors or the full vendor directory, which also carries a separate list of 50 HD wig-cap vendors. Those are name lists, with no reviews attached at all.

What these reviews are — and what they are not

They are unedited comments from people who paid their own money, received an order, and said what happened. Several pages carry the customer’s own photographs of the bundles as they arrived.

They are not:

Verified by us. We did not order the hair, weigh it, wash it or test it. We collected what members said.
Star ratings. There is no score on these pages, deliberately. A single number would flatten exactly the disagreement that makes the comments useful.
Endorsements. A vendor having a page here is not a recommendation, and no vendor paid to appear — see our advertising policy.
Current. Most of these pages were last updated in May 2020; the newest were touched in December 2022. Factories change staff, suppliers and quality in far less time than that.

How to read a page where members flatly contradict each other

They will. On the Pegasus page one member writes “I honestly love it, only issue I had was that it did start to shed a lil bit” while another writes just “Definitely trash!” On XBL, “the hair sheds a lot, tangles, dry and high maintenance” sits next to “they are one of my vendors…… bomb hair”. That is not a broken page. It is the actual signal, and there are four reasons for it:

They did not buy the same product. Most vendors sell several collections and grades. The JP Hair complaint that reads “9A Brazilian Curly 18, 20, 22 with frontal” and the satisfied comment about “their 10A straight” are two different products from one supplier. Read for your exact texture, grade and length.
Batches differ. Consistency between orders is the thing that separates a real supplier from a reseller, and it is the thing a single review cannot tell you.
Install and care differ. Hair that mats after a month may have met a bad routine rather than a bad factory. Comments that state how long the hair was worn — “had the hair in for more than a month” — are worth more than comments that do not.
Some complaints are about construction, and those travel. Weft shedding, matting, short hairs padding out the weight, and a chemical smell are manufacturing problems. Weight those heavily. “I hate the hair” on its own tells you almost nothing.

One structural warning that applies to every review site including this one: the US Federal Trade Commission’s 2024 Rule on the Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials had to ban buying positive reviews, paying for a particular sentiment, undisclosed insider reviews and suppressing negative ones — because all four are common. The FTC also publishes a plain consumer guide on how to evaluate online reviews. Apply it to a supplier’s own website and Instagram before you apply it here.

Use a review to build a shortlist, never to skip the sample

The correct job of everything on this page is to turn 50+ names into three or four worth a sample order. It cannot do more than that, because the hair you are shown is not the hair you will be shipped.

So before any money moves:

Order one or two bundles as a sample, never a bulk order, and put it through the checks in our guide to testing hair before you buy in bulk — the weft-cut, burn, wash, heat and bleach tests, plus a one-to-two month wear test.
Pay by a reversible method. Credit card or PayPal Goods & Services give you a dispute route. Wire transfer, Western Union, Zelle, CashApp and crypto do not. A supplier who accepts only irreversible payment has told you something.
Know what you are ordering. Grades like “10A” have no standards body behind them; our guide to bundles, closures, frontals and wigs and raw vs. virgin hair — the truth cover what the labels actually mean.
Compare the bulk order against the sample when it lands. Vendors send their best hair to sample orders.

FAQ — frequently asked questions

Who wrote these reviews?

Members of the Hair Money Making Guides Facebook group, which has over 10,000 members. The comments are reproduced as members wrote them.

Do vendors pay to be reviewed, or to have bad comments removed?

No, to both. Nobody has bought a listing, a rating or a deletion. That is also the reason pages like JP Hair and XBL still carry blunt negative comments.

Why are there no star ratings?

Because we would have to invent them. This site previously carried bare “(N/5)” scores with nothing behind them and they were removed for that reason. Read the comments instead.

The reviews are from 2020. Are they still worth reading?

As leads, yes — a factory with repeated shedding and matting complaints is still worth approaching carefully. As verdicts, no. Confirm anything you read here with a current sample order.

Can I get a vendor added?

Post your experience in the Facebook group with photos and the product details — grade, texture, length, and how long you wore it. That is where every page on this list came from.

Is there a longer list of vendors?

Yes. The free list of 50+ wholesale hair vendors and the vendor directory are both free and unpaywalled. They are collected names, not endorsements, and none of them are verified.

Ready to shortlist? Start with the free list of 50+ wholesale hair vendors, narrow it with the reviews above, then test samples properly before a single bulk order. More background in the blog archive.