Either of those `` No-shine``tapes are what you need, however, you`ll also need them in a `contour` shape [ like boomerang-shape] to match the very front of the hairline.....most guys use glue at the front because of the curve .. you may still have little bits of the very edge not bonded when you use tape. With glue , you can ensure that all of the lace will be tacked down, with no `loose`bits..... simply trace/mark a dotted [broken] line around the front of your system, on your skin, fold the front back onto the head, then apply your glue ---2 or 3 layers is ususally enough... thin coats, and allowing each coat to go almost dry, is the secret. Press the lace down onto it when the last coat has gone veyr very tacky/almost dry.....you can wipe off the pencil lines and any small bits of glue which you may have inadvertently gotten onto the forehead-skin, with a cotton pad moistened with glue-melter, taking care not to squeeze it in under your newly-applied bond. If you wish to use tapes and contour strips at the front, you can pick up a few tips from the Michigan Baldie video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEKEMBp9xCI
Sometimes even the best tape/s will have some shine... if you rub a little glue onto the tape surface with a finger, it `dulls` it down....just a small tip which may be useful. Regards for now.