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Need advice (photo) - joe - 05-19-2013
This is hairstyle i want to achieve with straight hair, I would like to show a little scalp on the top. Usually i not expose my hair line and i'm affraid to do that, but i need to change my style...
I plan to use swiss lace, but what type of hair is the best for straight hair, Remy, Indian or Chinese Hair ?
Advice are welcome
Regards
RE: Need advice - ToplaceUSA - 05-19-2013
Hi Joe,
I suggest Indian Remi for that look. The Chinese Remi is thicker diameter hair and to achieve the look in that photo Indian Remi is the best. The density is 70-75% and it's a nice head of hair.
Regards,
John
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RE: Need advice - joe - 05-19-2013
Hi,
For hair line what is the best ? Graduated hair line or not ?
If i choose graduated, invisibility of lace hair line is always correct ?
What is the best way for bonding hair line system, tape or glue ?
Thank you for your help
Regards
RE: Need advice - antywanty - 05-19-2013
hairline adhesive, orwg, oil resistant white glue, great hold, water based.
there's a lot of choice.
skin systems can look slightly uniform @ the hairline,
but once you lose a few hairs from the hairline there as good as lace.you have a more random hairline. you could achieve this yourself with plucking, or possibly request lace front, med skin everywhere else, but don't get caught up in the ohh I think I see a grid pattern.(lace)
you have a lot of choice from many adhesives,tapes,
its a case of suck it and see (not literally)_
everyone's body chemistry's different, so
greatest thing about wearing choice!!!!!!! control!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ohh and feeling fantastic, looking fantastic.
Anthony northeast uk
RE: Need advice - joe - 06-03-2013
Hi john,
Are you sure for the density ?
70 - 75 that's not too high for this hair style ?
I want to expose partially the hair line.
For my future order, i thought choose 65 - 68 % no more, and no graduated hair line.
You confirm ?
Regards
RE: Need advice - ToplaceUSA - 06-03-2013
It looks like there's some product in the hair--it's shiny. That would make it look heavier. You could go 65-70% with no problem. I suggest a semi-graduated hair line--it's between graduated and non-graduated.
Regards,
John
http:///toplace.com
RE: Need advice (photo) - joe - 06-04-2013
Thank you very much John
Regards
RE: Need advice (photo) - joe - 06-09-2013
What is the Density for this style ?
Regards