Good question, why sell it if it's "damaged"? This sounds counter-intuitive right? When you hear people say tight curls make hair "damaged" you probably imagine a piece that is about to be worn out and broken apart.

I think there are all types of people on this forum. Some are more picky (anal) about things than others. Some pay attention to the smallest (sometimes unnoticeable) things and get worked up over it.

To answer your question, I don't know if the hair is damaged (it probably is) but the curly piece that I've purchased looks fine. This is the 2nd month I'm wearing this piece and it's still fine. What "damages" the factory does to your piece through processing won't compare to the "damage" we do to our own piece the first time we attach/reattach.

So don't worry too much about =). It'll be okay.

Leamon