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I bought a wig from Lyn Wigs Australia. I wouldn't even give them a one star! They are scammers. I have had about 20 emails to and through with them and in the end they have blocked contact with me. I spent $400 with this company and I haven't even got a shitty wig from them. Please don't send them any money!
I spent $700 on a human hair topper in color 22MB, which was advertised as a Jon Renau Easipart. However, the roots of the topper had an orangey hue that created an obvious ring around the crown area. When I brought the piece to my hairdresser, she was alarmed by both the coloring and the construction quality of the topper. Having previously owned Jon Renau wigs, I can confidently say this was not up to their standard. Very poor quality. I will not be purchasing from Wigs Australia again.
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