Finally the system arrived, it took a while but better late then never. the hair look awesome but theres an extra inch in the frontline, i believe i have to cut them myself.

tomorrow am going to get the first cut in at place with a guy name luigi recomended in the forum at montreal and will provide some pics on that

i feel so drowned under the level of parameters to take into consideration. am gonna put to something on head yet i dont know yet how to remove it but this is they way i am
i cant plan to much ahead otherwise i ll stress a lot

Hi Viserion - yes the extra strip of empty lace at the front is standard. Cut it off carefully with a very sharp pair of scissors - nail scissors are ideal. Some guys cut right up to the front hairs, which is best for undetectability but will lead to a bit of shedding in time. Others leave an intact millimetre or two in front of the front hair to avoid the shedding issue. Either is OK.

Thanks Blardrich for the advise. the person am supposed to do the first cut in with doesnt answer the phone.

Can i go to a regular hair cut, well of course after informing him?

That's risky, unless you check that the person has worked with hairpieces before. There are special techniques for cutting systems, which not everyone is on top of. Hate to see your first unit being messed up. Where are you based? Perhaps you could find an alternative stylist?

i Promised you photos, so here we go.

the moment the stylist put the lace on i felt 10 years younger. i was having a little smile as if i was saying am back to life. as i was having my hair cut . but after the euphoria had passed and took a closeup look , i start noticing the hairline base.

as my side are not as long as they should be for a perfect blending, the specialist had to to expose the hairline in some sort of youth hair style.
But i dont think i ll be at ease with that. it might be me but its noticeable half meter distance.

Also i passing hands through from the bottom of the hair to the lace perimetter is obviious.

overall positive feeling

Hi Viserion - you look great in those photos. They are a bit blurry, but I can't see any sign of the base. Could you take a close-up of the problem area in sharp focus?