A Nigerian lady has been left biting her fingers in regret after an unpleasant encounter with an online hair vendor.
The pretty lady rocked an orange human hair she had ordered on social media as she shared her ugly experience bitterly.
In a short video shared by @instablog9ja on Instagram, the distraught lady showed the Instagram page she had come across the hair.
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Almost in tears, the lady said she paid N150k for the supposed synthetic hair to the online vendor only to have something entirely different in texture delivered to her.
Upon noticing the anomaly, the lady said she messaged the vendor but was surprisingly blocked online, as well as her friends who commented on the Instagram page where she had got the human hair.
Watch the video below:
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Social media reacts
@pretty.juddy said:
“Una no dey hear word… Stop buying hairs online. Either you know the person’s house or the store.”
@missfolasade opined:
“Why can’t you guys just stop taking this risk , if 2 people i know didn’t vouch about your product i no buy. For 150k at least 5 people.”
@favouritemiracle thought:
“Some vendors dey spoil business for other vendors. This is not good.”
@princessjoyagbozi wrote:
“Online hair vendors ehnnnn some no go make heaven….Like can’t you just say the truth????”
@fashion_magicblog stated:
“Is not about buying online, its about buying from the good ones ,having much followers doesn’t determine quality of goods.”
Lady laments buying fake hair for N37k
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had lamented the hair she bought for N37k.
Wearing the wig to show people online, the lady said that the supposed hair is synthetic and not what she wanted.
In a video shared by @instablog9ja, she yanked the wig off to show social media users the many things that are wrong with the product. First, the lady stated that the hair looked scanty.
The lady also complained about the hair’s closure, saying she cannot imagine how she will pay N37,000 for such.
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