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    Thread: Read the post `` Can anyone recommend stylist in Dublin ``etc
Post: Read the post `` Can anyone recommend stylist in D...

Hi guys.. some readers might not bother to read the post and my reply to it, regarding stylist in Dublin/London for obvious reasons [you`d have no interest if not living in Ireland, naturally] but I ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 3,917 01-04-2011, 05:00 AM
    Thread: `Enhance` leave-in conditioner
Post: `Enhance` leave-in conditioner

This is another supplier of the leave-in conditioner I use (Enhance). I haven`t actually ordered from this site but they have a drop-down list of countries they will ship to outside U.S.A.... I ca...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 4,195 09-25-2011, 07:10 AM
    Thread: Fullcap...Not cut in yet...pics.
Post: Fullcap...Not cut in yet...pics.

Hi guys..... First fullcap arrived last week. Took a few pics before it was cut in today and a few after. I`ll post the cut-in ones on a separate thread. I asked for black hair this time [used to ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 3,641 06-23-2011, 09:39 AM
    Thread: Hair care products pack
Post: Hair care products pack

Hi everyone, I used to wear a system courtesy of a Salon in Dublin,which was a mix of synthetic and human hair...systems are/were made in Germany. The care-products were extremely good. I just had a ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 3,894 08-08-2011, 09:05 PM
    Thread: Possible danger from Colouring product?
Post: Possible danger from Colouring product?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/articl...r-dye.html
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 3,523 11-24-2011, 04:59 AM
    Thread: Further Photos of 2-month`s old Fullcap
Post: Further Photos of 2-month`s old Fullcap

As mentioned on the other thread, am posting a few more photos. [ A new system has just shipped to me --not received yet, but will do my usual before/ after photos once it`s styled, later this month]
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 16,451 07-06-2014, 07:30 AM
    Thread: Newly-delivered Fullcap (photos)
Post: Newly-delivered Fullcap (photos)

Hi everyone .... just a few photos of newly-arrived system, un-styled. Hair length is 4 inches. They inevitably look very dense at this stage...... I have 60% on the crown, and 70% at the back...the ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 8,718 04-06-2015, 07:07 PM
    Thread: Additional Fullcap Photos
Post: Additional Fullcap Photos

Just some further photos as I mentioned on my last thread, showing the rear and crown areas..... the flash was on on the camera which makes the hair look a bit more shiny than it actually is ..... thi...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 8,586 04-15-2015, 08:51 PM
    Thread: Additional topper- photos
Post: Additional topper- photos

A few extra views of the Topper ....
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 6,448 12-17-2015, 06:10 AM
    Thread: Color-adjusted --- photos [1]
Post: Color-adjusted --- photos [1]

Ok Guys, I mentioned on my thread showing the lace topper, last week, that the color was needing a bit of tweaking, to satisfy me. 3 hours of my time, and one migraine headache later, I`m reasonabl...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 8,396 02-15-2016, 05:10 AM
    Thread: Color-adjusted --- photos [2]
Post: Color-adjusted --- photos [2]

This is the skin system ....similar to the lace one, but the hair is longer....I`m not too sure which one I prefer over the other..... I guess the skin is easier to attach... I literally sit it ont...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 0 9,720 02-15-2016, 05:28 AM
    Thread: Shaving your existing hair
Post: RE: Shaving your existing hair

You will be able to see clearly, where the shaved hair is re-growing in comparison to the hair you want to keep ....... I did mine yesterday standing in front of bathroom mirror hanging on the wal...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,396 08-07-2010, 08:36 PM
    Thread: Poofy side hair
Post: RE: Poofy side hair

I suppose it can be to do with the wave you order too -- I imagine ordering a system with straight hair would be a way to avoid that issue --- I haven`t really noticed it with the systems I have worn...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,873 09-24-2010, 08:20 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 4,847 08-21-2010, 07:17 AM
    Thread: bond question?
Post: RE: bond question?

I am not sure what ``medical graded glue`` is --- the glues and tapes can be purchased on line from Debbie --- click on `` how to order`` and under method 3, you will see a link to her site. Tape an...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,595 09-22-2010, 08:45 AM
    Thread: Some more pics...blending.
Post: Some more pics...blending.

I took the electric hair trimmer and scissors to my own hair today as it had gone like `rats tails` down the back --it does that when it gets longer and also curls in around the back of the ears....p...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 7,148 10-25-2010, 07:05 AM
    Thread: product
Post: RE: product

Click on the ``Home`` tab up top left there, scroll the page down a little ..on the right-hand side, click on ``How to order``. There are 3 options given [ 1, 2 and 3 on the left] Under option...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,771 01-24-2011, 06:20 AM
    Thread: Newbie Template Questions
Post: RE: Newbie Template Questions

Have a look at the thread `` Short video of template-making/attachment`` a few steps down the page there........ Bobbyphilly posted a link there a few days ago ....VERY useful and informative showi...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,907 01-31-2011, 11:21 PM
    Thread: Delivery to the UK
Post: RE: Delivery to the UK

Hello Chris. The normal delivery time is broken down into 2 parts i.e.----- you submitting your template [ for custom-made systems] to Toplace, Toplace sending it to the factory in China,them mak...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,249 11-18-2010, 09:42 AM
    Thread: Has anyone on this forum..
Post: RE: Has anyone on this forum..

Hi younggun...Wouldn`t be advisable to just turn up and ask for a haircut like that for several reasons. A stylist using a comb could easily snag it in the lace and end up tearing it.It will have bee...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,726 12-06-2010, 08:45 PM
    Thread: order a stock piece
Post: RE: order a stock piece

Hi Paris.... the picture is a little small but it looks like your hair is reasonably thick and a bit curly..the stock systems are all medium density and `freestyle` ...I`m not too sure if a stock...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,860 03-05-2011, 09:03 AM
    Thread: u.k newbie
Post: RE: u.k newbie

Hi John..many of your questions have been answered already ..just have a read through the various posts there down along the page.... I had to laugh at question 3 there.....in a word? Ripoff!!! ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,048 02-08-2011, 05:31 AM
    Thread: Help with mistake on hairline bond
Post: RE: Help with mistake on hairline bond

Just simply release the hairs from the glue by spraying a bit of lace-release onto a cotton pad and dab at the hairs [ rather than spraying it liberally thus risking loosening your `good` bond]--...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,093 07-30-2011, 09:56 AM
    Thread: what does a piece feel like?
Post: RE: what does a piece feel like?

Nope.... they`re so light you forget it`s there after a few minutes, especially Swiss lace which is the lightest, French lace being a slightly `heavier`/ more robust material can initially feel a l...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 4,767 08-28-2011, 01:37 AM
    Thread: About supplies
Post: RE: About supplies

All depends on how long you`d like your bond to last...as a new wearer, it`s a good idea to order 2 or 3 alternative tapes[strengths] and maybe one really strong glue such as ultra-hold or Ghost ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 1 5,882 05-01-2011, 09:50 AM