Got a photo of a full cap wearer that was recently sent in. It's a style that suits him well and makes him look years younger. Lots of people have been asking about full caps so here's a good example of one.



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That unit does look incredible. I'm glad to see the limits being pushed every day. Who knows, maybe one day someone will do a full cap with the "stubble" look, hehe.

IMHO the pic is too small to make any honest comment. Looks 'OK'' from this distance, but again its too small to really say much more.


Sam

I tried to re-size it but there isn't enough pixel resolution to give a clearer picture.

Needs enlarging to be able to see properly, but it looks like it may be pretty good. Short styles are not easy to pull off with a full cap.

I remember this guy from ages ago.

I thought he went for a partial, and then went for a topper?

JRob Wrote:That unit does look incredible. I'm glad to see the limits being pushed every day. Who knows, maybe one day someone will do a full cap with the "stubble" look, hehe.

You're such a bullshitter! It looks terrible and you know it! You're probably emailing him about some new glue you've concocted.

Jesus mate, leave it out. It doesn't look terrible at all. It was his first full cap and came out fine. You obviously have a problem with Jrob for your own reasons but he has helped out LOADS of ppl, myself included. I have seen his hair in person and it is top quality, never think it's a wig. Just try not to put people down on here. Constructive criticism is great but just putting ppl down is harsh mate

Yea, it's not a fullcap - I had it cut down into a large partial from the fullcap. My sides are good enough with added flaps (for temple points) to pull it off. Having bushy eyebrows helps a lot too.

A couple pics taken today:





The most important thing about wearing, imo, is having proper temple points. A huge problem about the image shown here: <!-- l --><a class="postlink-local" href="http://www.toplace.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1903">viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1903</a><!-- l --> is the complete lack of adequate temple points. Yes, the density is too high for the sides, but it would look so much better if he had flaps.

jcoors Wrote:The most important thing about wearing, imo, is having proper temple points.

Absolutley right - this is so often overlooked and makes it easy to spot pieces a mile off (well, to me anyway).

Your piece looks fantastic, when I eventually make the move to wearing (which I think will be some time in the next 5 years based on the current rate of recession), this is exactly the style I want - I'm thrilled to see that when the time comes for me to wear that it's possible to get results like that.