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    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Yeah -- I saw a post from someone in Ireland here recently complaining of having to travel to Dublin and being `robbed` of 150 Euros !! I mentioned in my recent post [New Toplace system, before &...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,432 08-20-2010, 11:32 PM
    Thread: Help with Ordering No. 2
Post: RE: Help with Ordering No. 2

Hi again --I was looking through the ``Style options`` on the home page a while ago. I see an ``exercise base`` which is especially for those who lead very active recreational lives... Swimming, Gym...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,846 08-21-2010, 07:17 AM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Hello again antywanty, Have you clicked on the ``Style options`` tab on the homepage ? Scroll right down to the bottom and there are diagrams showing what each style looks like from almost ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,432 08-21-2010, 07:37 AM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Hmmmmmm ! Tricky ! I`ve really studied your pics for quite a while, and ok, a few things strike me ......... please don`t take them all as `Gospel` --am thinking aloud so you can formulate your o...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,432 08-21-2010, 08:42 PM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Hi again - you`re welcome to whatever I can contribute....... if I can give just a few ideas for you to mull over before you make your decision, I`m pleased. I know only too well all about AHS --- th...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,432 08-22-2010, 12:05 AM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Open the Toplace homepage. Click on `` How to order``. When the page loads, there are 3 options at the top -left. Under option 3 is a link to Debbie`s site --she is the recommended supplier for ta...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,432 08-22-2010, 07:38 AM
    Thread: Family & Friends
Post: RE: Family & Friends

Hi Guys. Glad you took the jump, Ruulkasar and you are pleased with the ``new you`` ! Paris -- I would say that wearing hair does indeed pose some issues for wearers, such as you mentioned , which p...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 4 8,783 08-24-2010, 03:40 AM
    Thread: My review, queries, tips and tricks from a newbie
Post: RE: My review, queries, tips and tricks from a new...

Good stuff mate --glad you`re happier and more confident with your bond now. Glad to be of help. Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 18 41,734 08-24-2010, 09:13 AM
    Thread: New Toplace system, Before & After pics.
Post: RE: New Toplace system, Before & After pics.

Thanks JRob --good to see you back again. Your in -put is always appreciated by many on the forum. Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 26,031 08-24-2010, 09:17 AM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Hello all. I have been giving some thought to an issue which causes a major concern to people thinking / wanting to make the leap into the world of wearing. How do I leave my work-place on a Friday ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,134 08-28-2010, 07:03 PM
    Thread: Cold Feet, anyone?
Post: RE: Cold Feet, anyone?

Dying to hear of how you got on today ..... I`m sure it will be fine, but totally understand the anxiety --- it`s normal. Wearing is a learning curve, but there is plenty help and info here any time ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 25,967 08-28-2010, 07:12 PM
    Thread: 2 videos from Norway - comments?
Post: RE: 2 videos from Norway - comments?

Hi guys ..... you`re better off just applying / bonding your system to your skin only ,not onto growing hair. This gives a seamless/ undetectable join, to the touch. If you use a strong glue or tape a...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 40 95,250 08-28-2010, 07:48 PM
    Thread: First timer with a full cap-great! Close up & full pics.
Post: RE: First timer with a full cap....great!! Close ...

Well -done,Christopher --it looks brilliant !! That front hairline is excellent. I`m sure you`re delighted with your results after `` taking the leap`` Congratulations mate. Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 14 25,417 08-29-2010, 03:51 AM
    Thread: Cold Feet, anyone?
Post: RE: Cold Feet, anyone?

Well done Kevin !! I`m really delighted you finally did it ---- I know how daunting it can be, but, no turning back now --onward and upward !! Will take a while to get used to the ``new you`` an...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 25,967 08-29-2010, 07:17 AM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Hi again antywanty. Glad you find the site and forum helpful. I agree with your observation that people who have resigned themselves to shaving their heads rather than go out wearing the classic ``Ru...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,134 08-29-2010, 08:31 AM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Well, just like a full system, the partial will be undetectable to the touch ---- someone just running their fingers through the hair would not really detect it --they`d want to really be `fumbling`...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,134 08-30-2010, 11:14 PM
    Thread: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.
Post: RE: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.

Hello LPLG and welcome to the forum...... always nice to see new people who are about to take the plunge into the hair -wearing world. I can fully appreciate how you would be mulling over the mechan...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 5 10,693 08-31-2010, 04:11 AM
    Thread: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.
Post: RE: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.

Hi again LPLG -- did a search of the forum. John left a post in April about a stylist in New York. Have a look at her site: hairnaturallyperfect.com -- if you want to see comments on this site her...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 5 10,693 08-31-2010, 07:59 PM
    Thread: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.
Post: RE: Newbie questions - side flaps/stylists etc.

You`re very welcome -- let us know how it all goes whenever you take the plunge. Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 5 10,693 09-01-2010, 03:23 AM
    Thread: Pics after system has settled in.
Post: Pics after system has settled in.

Hi guys, Decided to post a few more pics of the system 3 weeks after the cut-in. It has now `settled` and you can see the scalp show -through from different angles. I have done my best with the web...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 2 7,398 09-01-2010, 05:22 AM
    Thread: Stylist in Austin Area???
Post: RE: Stylist in Austin Area???

Click `search` at the top of this page and type in ``austin stylist `` into the search bar when it opens. There are a few posts from last year there, including one from the stylist herself. I trie...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 3 8,400 09-02-2010, 06:58 PM
    Thread: Photo Gallery
Post: RE: Photo Gallery

yeah I think it`s a problem since the site had a `` makeover`` a few months back -- I tried to look at it a few days back and it`s blank....... I had issues at the time, as the new site wouldn`t ac...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 7 13,620 09-04-2010, 08:40 AM
    Thread: Photo Gallery
Post: RE: Photo Gallery

Must be something to do with individual browsers, as John said. I think you`re supposed to `Clear the cache` on your browser every so often and on sites that you visit frequently, it`s advisable ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 7 13,620 09-04-2010, 08:05 PM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Hi again. There are quite a few wearers in UK, so you might get one who reads your post, to offer to help /advise you in person. Personally, I`d be happy to do so in my own area, but I guess tha...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,134 09-04-2010, 08:30 PM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Hi antywanty, Have you actually ordered yet ? --- I presume you have ? If not, I don`t think there is a need for you to order 6 inch hair length -- you are really only thin from the crown to the fr...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,134 09-04-2010, 10:24 PM