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    Thread: Korean stock piece scam- beware
Post: RE: Korean stock piece scam- beware

I`d just like to ask JohnD about his comment at point 2 above........ You state that `` The Toplace guy here should be ashamed of himself ---they were friends once and now it`s ok to bash him pers...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 47 105,353 10-27-2010, 06:59 AM
    Thread: What specs should I use for a piece behind my transplanted hairline? - PICS
Post: RE: What specs should I use for a piece behind my ...

Hi drogster .. I agree with Ruulkasar .. I`d kill to have that amount of my own hair... yes you are thinning, but it`s still `early days ` for you....actually most wearers here are asking what de...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 18,147 11-05-2010, 07:28 PM
    Thread: heavy diffuse hair loss - will I have to go full cap?
Post: RE: heavy diffuse hair loss - will I have to go fu...

Hope your health-issues will improve very soon .. I`m sure your doctor can help resolve them so it`s wise to follow his/her advice. I don`t swallow everything the medical profession tells us, b...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 8 17,925 08-25-2011, 08:01 AM
    Thread: A girl caught me!!! (photos)
Post: RE: A girl caught me!!! (photos)

Just clicked on the video now --yeah.. saw it before.... just thought I `d post a few I took today [ hope you`ll all agree they`re a bit better quality that my usual crap ones ] showing the scalp...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 23 51,213 11-04-2010, 10:48 AM
    Thread: Remysoft products --pics
Post: RE: Remysoft products --pics

Hi JRob mate... just misted the system today with water when I popped it on, am really pleased with how soft the hair still is a few days after first using the products... really `healthy shine`...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 25,971 11-04-2010, 10:16 AM
    Thread: Advice needed urgently
Post: RE: Advice needed urgently

I took some pics a few months back of a new system etc. using a digital camera... for some reason, no way could I post them here even though they were just saved on the Computer in a norma...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 16,689 06-15-2011, 08:17 PM
    Thread: Newbie - First thread post - Seeking knowledge
Post: RE: Newbie - First thread post - Seeking knowledge

hi JamesJr, I always cut the excess lace back to the hairline itself...other wearers like to leave 2 or 3 millimeters excess ----the problem with that is it can become more visible to the casual g...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 26,882 06-18-2011, 04:15 AM
    Thread: Get a free Toplace piece for your Korean unit
Post: RE: Get a free Toplace piece for your Korean unit

Just re -read that post there Jade1974.... I think you were only referring to single system replacement.....just the last line of it there looked/read as if it were plural on a first glance ... ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 20 38,805 10-30-2010, 04:21 AM
    Thread: My quest for a partial hairpiece
Post: RE: My quest for a partial hairpiece

Hello Zandberg09. Your specifications would seem fine to me ... I think you`re worrying unduly... when we talk of making templates, it normally is with a view to covering a fairly large area of...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 52 170,319 11-04-2010, 10:08 AM
    Thread: A girl caught me!!! (photos)
Post: RE: A girl caught me!!!

I agree with Baldrich --I haven`t time to look at the video yet [running late here] but will do later. The swept -back style always leaves you more `vulnerable to the eye` .....any bit of dust/dirt ca...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 23 51,213 11-04-2010, 12:01 AM
    Thread: Get a free Toplace piece for your Korean unit
Post: RE: Get a free Toplace piece for your Korean unit

Jade1974---- if you read John`s post again, you will see he is speaking in single terms .. he is willing to replace `a ` unit, not multiple units. The age of the system is not relevant really..he has...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 20 38,805 10-29-2010, 08:47 PM
    Thread: Hair without product~~~
Post: RE: Hair without product~~~

Just use a good leave-in conditioner....I`m not a big fan of `products` like gels/waxes/pomades..they can and do build up and you have to shampoo more often...a little Brylcreem `works`for me when I g...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 10 21,434 12-03-2011, 08:38 PM
    Thread: Stock Unit complete top class
Post: RE: Stock Unit complete top class

If you`re looking for a stylist in Dublin let me know ..have details here of a guy who does system cut-in`s ....... Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 8 15,660 06-17-2011, 04:59 AM
    Thread: BA using pics of Toplace pieces for Stock Unit Gallery!
Post: RE: BA using pics of Toplace pieces for Stock Unit...

First time I`ve seen this [ hair flat-down ] so as you say, it`s obviously a ventilation issue.... as stocks are `Freestyle` the hairs are knotted / tied in more loosely so yes, you should...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 30 60,485 06-16-2011, 09:01 PM
    Thread: Stock Unit complete top class
Post: RE: Stock Unit complete top class

Good to hear and glad you`re so happy with it ... pics will be interesting when you have time etc... Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 8 15,660 06-16-2011, 08:31 PM
    Thread: How would you respond to this statement?
Post: RE: How would you respond to this statement?

I suppose when I was your age I ` worried` what others thought about things I did...... looking back, none of it mattered. As long as you`re not interfering in any way with any person or causing a p...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 38,757 08-12-2012, 06:58 AM
    Thread: Stock Unit Partial Before/After pics
Post: RE: Stock Unit Partial Before/After pics

Well-done...looks great....your own hair style/length makes the blend-in relatively easy ..... a person with short sides etc. has to be more careful/get a good cut-in......you`ve done a g...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 26 110,305 06-17-2011, 09:25 PM
    Thread: ghost bond glue
Post: RE: ghost bond glue

Oh right --ordered a large amount of supplies from her a few weeks back and didn`t check out the adhesives as I have a large amount here and won`t need any for a while yet. I originally got the ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 10 31,289 11-22-2010, 04:14 AM
    Thread: ghost bond glue
Post: RE: ghost bond glue

Hi anubi5 .. haven`t heard of this glue ..where did you source it ? The glue I use is Tracksafe and I also find hardly any is left on the lace ..it`s all on the scalp so makes for a really easy...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 10 31,289 11-21-2010, 09:34 PM
    Thread: Enhance, leave-in conditioner
Post: Enhance, leave-in conditioner

Ok guys, this site is where I get ``Enhance` spray-in, leave-in conditioner. This company supplies other tapes/glues etc. I notice tonight that blue liner tape and `` Back2natural`` color restorer ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 5 15,559 06-21-2011, 09:19 AM
    Thread: What specs should I use for a piece behind my transplanted hairline? - PICS
Post: RE: What specs should I use for a piece behind my ...

Hi again drogster .. no worries..computers wreck my head at the best of times ! I think it was Antywanty who posted a link a few weeks back to a site which helps re- size photos [or was it Snipe ?...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 18,147 11-02-2010, 12:13 AM
    Thread: What do you think about this hairstyle?
Post: RE: What do you think about this hairstyle?

Have a look at the thread on this page `` Lower density = less knots ?`` ... I left a reply there yesterday regarding densities...might be of interest to you. Generally my own feeling is and I agree...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 7 14,746 11-01-2010, 08:34 PM
    Thread: What specs should I use for a piece behind my transplanted hairline? - PICS
Post: RE: What specs should I use for a piece behind my ...

hello drogster.. could you make the pics a little smaller ? I use a microsoft webcam [pics are always hazy] but if you adjust the resolution settings, it will tale a `normal`size pic...if you use ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 9 18,147 11-01-2010, 08:15 PM
    Thread: Opinions please!
Post: RE: Opinions please!

Hi angelectrico25........It looks very good to me as it is..the photoshopped one -yeah I can see the `difference`....if it bothers you that the area there in front of the ear is receding, just do a ne...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 12 20,827 11-01-2010, 07:52 PM
    Thread: 2nd wash/condition/seal with Remysoft products
Post: 2nd wash/condition/seal with Remysoft products

Hi guys ..today was the second time in just over a week, that I have used the newly -arrived Remysoft hair care products. My camera was it`s usual poor -quality self, but I hope you can see the shin...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 11 19,782 11-07-2010, 07:03 AM