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    Thread: Does this template look fine to you?
Post: Re: Does this template look fine to you?

felya Wrote:[Image: http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/6559/...bn8.th.jpg] If you're happy with that much recession showing. Note that I'm NOT saying that much recession is bad. Some recession (on an...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 22 36,582 01-01-2009, 04:44 PM
    Thread: Fraying Solved
Post: Re: Fraying Solved

I'm not sure that I understand at all the problem that so many seem to have with fraying and shedding. This last, SFS, unit that I just switched out of (and the only reason I changed out of it is I'm ...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 6 10,833 01-09-2009, 11:28 AM
    Thread: Tape on lace front?
Post: Re: Tape on lace front?

GQPilot 737 Wrote:What about removing the tape? It seems that it would be tough on the lace to peel it off... Ahhh come on. You remove the unit the same way that you would if you used glue, that is ...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 11 19,688 01-09-2009, 04:51 PM
    Thread: Lace release or Isopropyl alcohol?
Post: Re: Lace release or Isopropyl alcohol?

TomBongi Wrote:"Lace release" IS 100% isopropyl alcohol. I have both and cannot see or smell any difference and the way they work is exactly the same. Mmmmm, you must have some "weird" lace release....
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 4 8,122 01-10-2009, 11:34 AM
    Thread: Lace release or Isopropyl alcohol?
Post: Re: Lace release or Isopropyl alcohol?

GQPilot 737 Wrote:Anybody got any recommendations as far as choosing lace release or alcohol? Just using alcohol doesn't seem to work all that well with my hair density. (I've used 90-100%). Thinking ...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 4 8,122 01-10-2009, 11:35 AM
    Thread: HELP with shedding during detach / shampoo
Post: Re: HELP with shedding during detach / shampoo

HarryJP Wrote:I use Jrob's way, except I do not take the piece off my head until it almost falls off from spraying around the unit waiting and spraying again until it just almost falls off and the tap...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 5 9,963 01-19-2009, 10:41 AM
    Thread: HELP with shedding during detach / shampoo
Post: Re: HELP with shedding during detach / shampoo

I'm confused by his post also. I've had lace units with poly around the edges and rear. There were no knots exposed on the underside of the poly, no exposed hair at all. As you mentioned, I could simp...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 5 9,963 01-19-2009, 02:34 PM
    Thread: Please help with oranging
Post: Re: Please help with oranging

Depp Wrote:I have medium ash brown hair and I can never go more then two weeks without my units getting that orange tint to it in certain lighting. If I color the unit it clears it up for a few days,...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 11 18,183 01-28-2009, 12:06 PM
    Thread: Changing the density?
Post: Re: Changing the density?

wiggy Wrote:What I meant was extra lace all around the unit. All lace units (french, sfs) do for sure. The ones (at least the ones that I've gotten) that were lace with poly around the sides and back...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 4 8,410 01-29-2009, 11:56 AM
    Thread: Tapes
Post: Re: Tapes

DanTheMan Wrote:Thanks for the reply. What about NRT at the front? Not a good idea? And what about shine through, as someone else on the board recently mentioned? Do all tapes have a degree of this...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 5 9,668 01-30-2009, 02:55 PM
    Thread: SHampoos for hair pieces..
Post: Re: SHampoos for hair pieces..

Not sure what all the fuss about shampoo is all about. It's rare that I wash the unit itself, after the first initial wash before I attach a new unit. Washing seems to be the single biggest cause of c...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 16 26,164 01-19-2009, 02:30 PM
    Thread: SHampoos for hair pieces..
Post: Re: SHampoos for hair pieces..

JRob Wrote:I agree....the less often you wash the hair the longer it will last. But the thing is, you have to at least shampoo the base when you remove. So even if you don't wash the hair itself, you...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 16 26,164 01-19-2009, 05:04 PM
    Thread: Toplace "Remy" hair
Post: Re: Toplace "Remy" hair

NotGuilty Wrote:Is toplace's remy hair chinese or indian? That would be a question that John and/or BA would answer for sure, however, I'd bet that it's almost 100% certain that it's Indian. Chinese...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 4 7,849 02-02-2009, 12:45 AM
    Thread: Styrofoam Heads
Post: Re: Styrofoam Heads

NotGuilty Wrote:Where can I find these and how do you pin the wig to the head w/o hurting the system? Thanks! I get them at Sally's Beauty Supply. Use pins, it doesn't hurt the system. :) Fred
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 1 4,478 02-02-2009, 03:25 PM
    Thread: coloring a stock to get some ash tones
Post: Re: coloring a stock to get some ash tones

NotGuilty Wrote:Has anyone colored their piece to get more ash tones before? Did it work? I recently got a stock piece (#6) but it needs more ash. I have never colored a piece before. I am going to bu...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 6 10,753 02-10-2009, 11:36 AM
    Thread: Satin + Silk pillowcase? R they the same or two different?
Post: Re: Satin + Silk pillowcase? R they the same or t...

Satin and silk are two different things. :) Fred
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 14 23,938 02-19-2009, 11:54 AM
    Thread: Satin + Silk pillowcase? R they the same or two different?
Post: Re: Satin + Silk pillowcase? R they the same or t...

rkymtnchi Wrote:I've been having some problems with matting when I wake up in the morning. Will satin pillowcases help that? Yup, that coupled with a hair net works wonders ;) Yes, I use a hair n...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 14 23,938 02-19-2009, 01:59 PM
    Thread: Can Methylated Spirits be used as skin prep??
Post: Re: Can Methylated Spirits be used as skin prep??

justerxr Wrote:Hi all, just wondering if anyone tried using Methylated spirits for cleaning the lace and skin prep etc.. Its made up of 90% Ethanol and 10% Methanol and both are good solvent...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 4 28,973 02-21-2009, 04:54 PM
    Thread: Tapes
Post: Re: Tapes

DanTheMan Wrote:Are all tapes sensitive to skin, or are some better than others to prevent irritation? What's the longest a piece should be worn with tape as the hold- 3, 4 days? When they say an av...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 5 9,668 01-28-2009, 11:53 AM
    Thread: Cleaning SFS
Post: Re: Cleaning SFS

GT20 Wrote:What is the best way to clean white glue (Basebond) from sfs? I currently use the mag slide technique and it works great until the piece starts to get a little older. After a couple of mo...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 7 11,962 01-28-2009, 12:04 PM
    Thread: Cut a lace piece to the size of another...
Post: Re: Cut a lace piece to the size of another...

NotGuilty Wrote:Can someone provide detailed instructions on how to cut a unit to the size of another unit? I went out and bought a styrofoam head cuz I think I need that. What else will I need and ho...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 8 13,150 02-11-2009, 12:41 PM
    Thread: Cut a lace piece to the size of another...
Post: Re: Cut a lace piece to the size of another...

NotGuilty Wrote:Sounds easy. What do you use to cut with, just normal scissors? I don't want to screw up the hair that will be used (i.e, cut up or uneven etc) I use a pair of manicure scissors. Yes,...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 8 13,150 02-11-2009, 02:10 PM
    Thread: Remy hair
Post: Re: Remy hair

hairagain Wrote:I have been doing a lot of research. I have worn hair for a long time and I am sick of the issues I have had for many years. I can make my hair look good, I am good with working aro...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 3 7,058 02-21-2009, 04:48 PM
    Thread: Tape on Lace
Post: Re: Tape on Lace

ftwguy Wrote:Think this is unique problem but I can't seem to get ST30 tape to work very well on all lace full cap. Doesn't seem to want to stick to lace very well, but really sticks to scalp well. ...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 7 11,788 02-26-2009, 12:46 PM
    Thread: Lace Front Tape Question from a Newbie
Post: Re: Lace Front Tape Question from a Newbie

wheels07 Wrote:Unknown is right.....also most tapes are pressure sensitive...so after the unit is applied I always keep pushing the tape with my hands so that it will set...and believe it or not I usu...
FredTJ General hair replacement discussion 8 15,182 02-26-2009, 12:50 PM