Reviewed by Cheetos

I removed 1.25" from each side of the wig circumference to fit my tiny head. I removed the excess above the eartabs, otherwise my ears would be completely covered. I used the wefts cut out from the process to patch any bald spots remaining. I followed up by sewing two weft clips an inch away from the hairline to stabilize the weight of the ponytail.

Reviewed by Varnani

Reviewed by Phavorianne

This is the new Jeannie build. The most obvious difference is the addition of a partial skin top, which DOES NOT go to the front of the wig, so you still cannot split the bangs naturally.
The cap is still way too big for me.
The hair on the sides and front are now really thin and show the cap base and netting. The hair in the back is soooooo thick, the clip doesn't actually fit over that fat ponytail. The ponytail thickness is remarkable considering most of the inner layers are now super short (about 1 inch long and curly). The old build was way nicer, despite the lack of skin top.

The ponytail is now thinner and layered. The top isn't very rounded and shows too much of the shape of the clip. The old ponytail build was also waaaaaay better.

Reviewed by Envel

This is one of the newer Jeannie wigs that has no crimped hair in the bangs. The wig fits a lot better than the old Jeannie wigs did, but the new bangs aren't as nice and full, they're pretty thin and flat. They can be styled up fluffy, but they aren't as thick as I would like, and since it's a ponytail wig, I can't just trim more bangs into it.

Reviewed by mourir

I love you Arda please marry me.