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    Thread: poly skin vs lace?
Post: RE: poly skin vs lace?

Toplace systems cost just under 200 Dollars usually. If you convert the cost of 2 systems[ 400 Dollars ] to Sterling, it comes out at 258£ . Postage from USA is 45 Dollars or 28.76£ sterling. Leav...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 14 41,176 09-17-2010, 06:12 AM
    Thread: poly skin vs lace?
Post: RE: poly skin vs lace?

Well it`s your choice on what you decide. I`ve had my fill when it comes to Salons. They have their own agenda...... you have read the forum here for the last few weeks , so it`s your choice if you ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 14 41,176 09-16-2010, 10:41 PM
    Thread: poly skin vs lace?
Post: RE: poly skin vs lace?

I have worn all -poly in the past and the issue with sweat is that if not washed off the poly [or any material, for that matter] it will eventually weaken it and cause holes and tearing . Having sai...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 14 41,176 09-16-2010, 07:08 PM
    Thread: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?
Post: RE: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?

Yeah that`s true JRob ----- with the glues being of different strengths and a newbie who is experimenting to find which one will give them the best hold, there can be a tendency to either plaster on ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 39 71,327 09-16-2010, 09:15 AM
    Thread: poly skin vs lace?
Post: RE: poly skin vs lace?

Click on ``Style options `` at the top of this page, scroll down, to see the various materials available for bases. There are brief listings of the pros and cons, shown. It`s a matter of your own ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 14 41,176 09-16-2010, 08:52 AM
    Thread: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?
Post: RE: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?

Thanks -- I can assure you, with the strong glues there really will be no danger of anything lifting --it`s surprisingly strong! As you will know from reading various posts, everyone`s body can...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 39 71,327 09-16-2010, 07:43 AM
    Thread: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?
Post: RE: how long did it take u to get the hang of it?

I think the main worry for a person considering wearing for the first time, is the very first attachment in order to have the system styled- in. I would suggest the use of the stronger - hold tap...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 39 71,327 09-16-2010, 04:08 AM
    Thread: new guy with pics
Post: RE: new guy with pics

Hello again --the stock systems are fine, just as long as you understand there is only ``so much`` you`ll be able to do with one and if you think you can work it in around the temple area, it will ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 8 17,382 09-13-2010, 07:57 PM
    Thread: poly perimiter or all lace???
Post: RE: poly perimiter or all lace???

I have posted several times in relation to that type of system -- have a look at ``New Toplace system -before and after pics`` [ it`s moved down to page 2 on the forum ] I have also referred to it in...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 2 6,378 09-13-2010, 07:27 AM
    Thread: new guy with pics
Post: RE: new guy with pics

Hello Hollisterco... Just like to welcome you to the forum..... you`re in the right place for ideas and advice. I do hope you get some helpful replies over the next few days which will help you i...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 8 17,382 09-12-2010, 09:12 PM
    Thread: Pictures on the Forum
Post: RE: Pictures on the Forum

Thanks JRob ---- have downloaded that and it`s really handy.Best wishes mate -- Paul.
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 4 9,659 09-12-2010, 07:02 PM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Well I suppose at that price, that is cheap for a Salon --they are usually much more expensive. I have been robbed by Salons and got pretty crap service on top of it, at one in particular, despite t...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,444 09-08-2010, 09:42 PM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Glad that helps... just one other thing to bear in mind. The Toplace densities are a little different to other `standard`systems. 55% on Toplace is 70% on `others`, and 50 % = 65% on `others`, so...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,444 09-08-2010, 07:55 PM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

I can understand how you`d be confused. Remember, you`re the boss --it`s your choice on what to order ---she`s the stylist. I certainly disagree that SFS is a has-been material. It`s really do...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,444 09-08-2010, 07:46 AM
    Thread: uk list of cutting in stylists?
Post: RE: uk list of cutting in stylists?

Hi antywanty -- that`s great as it will help ease your mind and get good advice on formulating your order, and it`s only a short distance from home too. That price is quite reasonable --it`s as good ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 21 40,444 09-06-2010, 11:03 PM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Well I`m glad you find my tuppence-worth of some interest.I do tend to ramble on a bit but I`m kind of thinking aloud and I`d like to think that anyone reading and thinking of wearing, can formulate ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,156 09-05-2010, 08:54 AM
    Thread: Transition worries..... a suggestion.
Post: RE: Transition worries..... a suggestion.

Yeah -- wearing really is a new lease of life -- does a lot for the self -confidence and self -esteem. A good topper is what you need, so consider ordering with a bit less length as I explained --- ...
Paul In Ireland General hair replacement discussion 15 29,156 09-05-2010, 03:33 AM
    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 29,156 09-04-2010, 10:24 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 29,156 09-04-2010, 08:30 PM
    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 13,628 09-04-2010, 08:05 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 13,628 09-04-2010, 08:40 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 8,404 09-02-2010, 06:58 PM
    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 7,404 09-01-2010, 05:22 AM
    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 10,707 09-01-2010, 03:23 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 10,707 08-31-2010, 07:59 PM