Is this look possible with a full cap? - Printable Version +- Toplace USA (http://forum.toplace.com) +-- Forum: TopLace Forum (http://forum.toplace.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: General hair replacement discussion (http://forum.toplace.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Thread: Is this look possible with a full cap? (/showthread.php?tid=1220)

Is this look possible with a full cap? - felya - 02-09-2009 I'm not balding too much. Just at the hairline and very light thinning throughout. However I would shave my head in order to achieve this look. Is this possible? If so what are the specs? Re: Is this look possible with a full cap? - JRob - 02-09-2009 Definitely possible. I can't wait to see some of you guys with longer style full caps. I get a lot of emails from guys looking for longer styles but I haven't seen the end result yet. -70% freestyle (possibly flatback front) -all french lace, espeicially if you are just starting out -bodywave -color looks pretty close to mine, #17, or you might want to go with #7 and add some blended highlights to liven it up C'mon, lets see these pics. There have to be a couple of guys out there who should be receiving their orders soon...... Re: Is this look possible with a full cap? - hairykrishna - 02-10-2009 I think the hair is doable, but you'll have to work for your own muscles. The lace pecs are a dead giveaway. But seriously, I encourage you and any errant reader to go for the shaggy, head-banging hair. Not only is it unconventional, but it's also much more forgiving in terms of application and coloring mistakes. Before my hair started to thin, I rocked a Beatles moptop for many years - complete with a 70's era McCartney mullet - and it became an important part of my persona. I liked that people could guess without ever having spoken to me who and what I identified with musically. External accessories, like clothing and hair, are important ways we advertise ourselves to the world. Think of your skull as a billboard for rent.