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Thread: 5 years since I received my first piece!!
Post: RE: 5 years since I received my first piece!!
| Hey Mr. Burns, hard to believe that it's been five years, huh? I think we got started around the same time! |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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23,885 |
12-18-2010, 07:41 AM |
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Thread: 5-Month pics.
Post: RE: 5-Month pics.
| Looks great as usual, Paul. Can't wait to see you work your magic on a full cap. |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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16,788 |
12-21-2010, 05:30 PM |
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Thread: 50% density full cap
Post: RE: 50% density full cap
| Looks like they did a very good job with the ventilation on that unit. Good to see more and more guys getting great results with full caps :) |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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31,578 |
08-13-2011, 02:40 PM |
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Thread: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
Post: Re: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
| You mean like this?
[Image: http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff199...GP3716.jpg]
I have had many full caps, and every one of them the hair was ventilated down and forward, so when the hair is cut ... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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12-08-2008, 05:22 AM |
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Thread: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
Post: Re: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
| baldingsucks Wrote:I have another question. If you order an all lace full cap piece then how do you make all the lace disappear and blend in with your scalp? Does the glue dissolve all the lace into t... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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15,603 |
12-14-2008, 04:43 AM |
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Thread: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
Post: Re: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
| dino Wrote:So for now, I welcome the hair going forward just a bit.
You step into another level of realism when you expose the temples, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't look real with the hair l... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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15,603 |
12-14-2008, 04:46 AM |
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Thread: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
Post: Re: ? about Full Caps and Hairlines
| baldingsucks Wrote:are there any pictures with the temples exposed? normally hair grows backwards or downwards from the temples and sides, but if the full caps have the hair growing forward wont that ... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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15,603 |
12-16-2008, 01:21 PM |
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Thread: A couple noob questions
Post: RE: A couple noob questions
| (12-18-2011, 02:08 AM)Hersute Wrote: Personally, I would recommend a craft knife or scalpel to cut the lace.
If its sharp and you do it from the underneath, you don't cut any of the hairs, just the ... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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8,894 |
12-20-2011, 09:15 AM |
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Thread: A easy way to remove name tag on unit
Post: Re: A easy way to remove name tag on unit
| I have my method on tape, but it's going to take some time before it's edited.
I use my trusty triangular shaped x-acto blade to "pop" a few of the threads on one end of the tag. When the tag lifts a... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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8,967 |
01-29-2009, 01:05 PM |
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Thread: A few FULLCAP pics in natural setting (photos)
Post: RE: A few FULLCAP pics in natural setting
| Quote:I LOVE fullcaps and to honest they are waaaay better and more natural than most toppers ive seen. the problem is when you have decent back and side hair, a lot of he time even decent back and si... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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53,169 |
05-23-2012, 12:13 PM |
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Thread: A few FULLCAP pics in natural setting (photos)
Post: RE: A few FULLCAP pics in natural setting
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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53,169 |
05-20-2012, 04:28 PM |
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Thread: A few more pics [ Fullcap]
Post: RE: A few more pics [ Fullcap]
| The pics look great Paul! This is what, your second full cap? Didn't take you long to get the hang of the full cap thing! |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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50,105 |
09-24-2011, 08:19 AM |
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Thread: a good moisturizing spray
Post: Re: a good moisturizing spray
| The problem isn't getting moisture into the hair, it's KEEPING it in. Any leave-in conditioner will soften the hair, but the problem is that the processed hair is so porous that after a couple of days... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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02-02-2009, 09:33 AM |
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Thread: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
Post: Re: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
| This is all #64 base attached with a blue liner contour finished with white blue at the edge.
Tanya- yes, when I cut the hairline and added the recession I plucked some of the hairs to stagger the e... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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11-03-2008, 04:15 AM |
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Thread: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
Post: Re: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
| Xeon- Sorry....white GLUE at the edge.
This unit was much thicker when I got it but has shed down to where it is at now. There are places where the density is great, some places it's still a bit thic... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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11-03-2008, 08:20 AM |
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Thread: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
Post: Re: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
| I did it with the unit off my head with a pair of eyebrow type tweezers (I'm guessing thats what they were....the kind with the flat ends).
I didn't thin the entire piece, only staggered the new hair... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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23,729 |
11-03-2008, 01:49 PM |
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Thread: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
Post: Re: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
| Cutting the base seems to be the the thing that freaks people out the most about hairwearing.
There's really nothing to trimming the base. I didn't use any kind of a template or anything to add the r... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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23,729 |
11-05-2008, 12:34 PM |
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Thread: A NEWBIE ABOUT TO GO FULL CAP..... NEEP HELP THANK YOU
Post: Re: A NEWBIE ABOUT TO GO FULL CAP..... NEEP HELP T...
| Full caps are awesome. Anyone who has tried them (to my knowledge) has been happy with the decision.
Start with an all French lace base. That way it's easy to tweak if your first order is a little of... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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11-18-2008, 02:11 PM |
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Thread: A NEWBIE ABOUT TO GO FULL CAP..... NEEP HELP THANK YOU
Post: Re: A NEWBIE ABOUT TO GO FULL CAP..... NEEP HELP T...
| Thanks to everyone who emailed me about my Full Cap eBook.
I am actually out of town for a couple of days working on the Blue Max product line, but when I get back I will send a copy to everyone who ... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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9,687 |
11-19-2008, 05:17 PM |
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Thread: A sad Day-Homer Shaves his head..
Post: Re: A sad Day-Homer Shaves his head..
| There's no shame in shaving. I did it for years and still managed to get good looking girlfriends. Some of my female friends know I wear, and when i showed them pics of me when I shaved they were like... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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8,937 |
10-17-2008, 12:50 PM |
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Thread: A tape that's truly 'no shine'
Post: RE: A tape that's truly 'no shine'
| (01-31-2012, 03:56 PM)expriest Wrote: I have tried a number of tapes that claim to have no/little shine but they still shine on my low density piece. Anyone who wears low density and tape on their s... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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02-01-2012, 09:42 AM |
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Thread: A tape that's truly 'no shine'
Post: RE: A tape that's truly 'no shine'
| There is a little technique involved in removing the shine. The trick is to lay down that first coat of glue, then when you apply the second coat get in there and really smear the glue to give it a ma... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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22,997 |
02-02-2012, 09:35 AM |
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Thread: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpiece
Post: Re: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpie...
| Baking soda is high pH. It opens the cuticle.
This makes the hair softer, but it is also what makes it lose color.
Definitely use sparingly..... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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21,998 |
04-30-2009, 05:08 AM |
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Thread: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpiece
Post: Re: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpie...
| Ahh a chemistry lesson thread!
- Baking soda (also bleach and ammonia) OPEN the hair cuticle, vinegar is acidic and CLOSES the cuticle
- Shampooing should be done sparingly, but at the same time you ... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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21,998 |
05-01-2009, 04:18 AM |
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Thread: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpiece
Post: Re: A way to revive the softness to an old hairpie...
| anubi5 Wrote:would soaking in a good sulfate free moisturising shampoo for an hour hav the same if not better effect as the baking soda? and would a good conditioner hav the same effect as the vinegar... |
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JRob |
General hair replacement discussion |
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21,998 |
06-07-2009, 04:23 AM |
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