How does it look to you?

I'm anxious of sending it... what if something goes wrong??

Thanks!

Hi younggun..can you pop it on to you head and take a pic? [blank out the face/eyes for your privacy] .. I`d like to see what it looks like in relation to the ears/side-burn area...you may need to add a little there in the form of flaps... otherwise it`s looking good.... just wouldn`t like to see you making a `boo-boo` and be unhappy with your first system.. cheers..Paul.

Thanks Paul, here we go
Note: Im integrating the part that is under my back edge, because I don't know how could I stick in there and move the head haha. I just will keep my system peace long over there (I want to have med.longuish curly style) and razor all my diffuse rest hair

Hi again ...lifted and marked your pic there..just a suggestion which you`ll easily be able to check by having a close look.....it looks to me that your template is coming a little `forward`onto [slightly] your forehead..... I `ve marked a suggested line which you could trim it back-to..... just have a look and see if the edge of the template is out past/beyond the `line` of your growing hair...... I hope you follow what I mean.... just dampen your hair and slick it backwards, pop the template on as in the pic, then see if the edge of the template is `out past` the point from where your hair is growing/rooted..... if it is, just mark it and trim off the excess, otherwise you`d have too much `coverage`onto your face there..... the rest of it looks fine to me and it`s a good idea to have the back sitting in there where you have it so you can keep that back bit of growing hair for a nice natural look.....I hope I haven`t totally confused you there !! lol...I`m sure you get what I mean anyway ..cheers, Paul.

I just followed JROb's instructions to forward this place a bit, and after this on my first attachment I'm going to go an specialist to have it cuted for me, so I have a bit of separated lace for if I need some adjustments later. What do you think of this?

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And of course I know what you mean Paul , thanks!

Personally, I`m very wary of cutting anything apart from the excess lace which comes with all systems.... I`d be just afraid of ruining the `look` of it .... especially in such a critical/crucial area which is right in front of a casual observers eyes.... it`s just me but I`d just prefer to get my template bang-on so as not to be taking a scissors to my system when it arrives, especially as a newbie....I think it would `phase`me too much. I think I remember reading that bit by JRob all right but I haven`t found any problems with this [my first] fullcap ..I just made my template to the `correct` size and it`s fine.....up to you really. Are you going for French lace? I reckon it`s likely to give you better `service` in view of your active lifestyle ..Swiss might be a bit too light and not withstand your surfing etc. Finally ...just my `feeling`on it [cutting] ... I`d prefer to leave the factory-finished `look` alone, but that `s just me ...cheers, Paul.

Yes, I'd good with french lace... Also I prefer durability than undetectability.. (but keeping the confort that I've heard lace gives instead of an all-skin). As long as the hair looks good, the base is not a problem for me because I like have my hair almost touching my eyes (I've good a big front and that looks suits be best hehe).

I'll do what you have told me, as an experienced wearer you are my teacher , thanks Paul!

Hope it all works out for you [I think it will] and with the style you`ll be wearing, visibility of the lace will not be an issue.....be prepared for itchiness initially....it will feel `strange `on your head too but it will be fine after a few washes and once it settles-in and any stray/loose hairs come out....you`ll see hairs sticking down through the base initially....that`s normal...it will all settle down after a week or two..... I had some itching at the nape area at first..now nothing at all. Get yourself a bottle of knot-sealer too as well as your bonding and washing products.... you might have to `experiment with a few until you find the best combination for you.. I know you`ve been on the forum for quite a while so no doubt you have done your `homework` and so on ....... some wearers find it can be a hassle at the start and the learning-curve can be steep, others find it easier...just depends on so many `local` factors....but anyway, you know where to come for advice if you have any teething problems.... cheers, Paul.
p.s.--- getting your densities right will be the next key thing....JRob gave some advice there on the other thread where a wearer was asking about fullcap densities..... I`d generally go for the highest at the back [crown area down to nape] and a little lighter at the sides [maybe 10% less] and a graduated front --just write them on your template. I found too that the marker I used tended to rub off easily so just add another layer of sellotape over your maker numbers and that will `seal`them on and there`s no chance of them being obliterated when people handle the template.... medium-to-heavy is 70-75% so that should help you as a guide.

You're an awesome guy Paul. There should be more people like you.

Thanks I'll keep you updated

Ah that`s nice of you ..thanks ....best regards for now.... Paul.