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my road to a HP - subb - 08-30-2009
hi everybody,
it is alomst time for me to step in the HP-game.
i'm still young and have hair but it's thin and styling is hard.
so eitherway, somewhere down te road i need a HP so why not now.
i told my girlfriend that i'm going to do something, but i did not tell
her what. lets see how that works out. so i'm planning to tell her
after i did it. she likes to put her fingers trough my hair, i understand it's
not possible to make it 100% undetectible to touch, but i want to go
as close as possible.
so i should go for SFS or super thin skin. (in my opinion?)
i still sleep alone, so i was thinking to remove the HP every night
this for durability and give my head some rest.
by the way im not planning to show my hairline.
my question is, if you take al my points in consideration.
which HP would you recomend
super thin skin sounds easier to clean, but don't know if that's true.
i also play football, but i'm scared to make headers with a HP. it just sounds
scary, or am i overreacting?
thanks for now
Re: my road to a HP - Sester - 08-30-2009
heading a football should be no problem, as long as u use strong glue or tapes.
And theres REALLY no need to remove everynight trust me. It will be a pain in the ass, and it will kill your hair system even faster if you remove that often. Once a week is good mate, but do what works for you best. Some people remove every day, and some remove ever few weeks, like me. Do what feels right for you. I just think after you start wearing, you will most likely feel its a hassle to remove every night.
Good luck, stay positive, youll be fine
Sam
p.s if your not planning to show any hairline, i'd go with a 64 lace. Dont need sfs if your not showing hairline IMHO. 64 is stronger, quite invisible and as a newbie its not as fragile when handling.