I know we constantly have new members joining our forum so when I found these videos I thought all our members would
enjoy them.

This first video is a cut-in of a skin system. A long time ago someone on this forum posted a video with this guy in it and this new video is basically a follow up to the old one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ6WqdwHJ...mFzjKFCaaQ

This other video is in French (I think), but it shows a system being applied and shows a trendy low maintenance hairstyle that some may want to consider.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxnOqaofJ...mFzjKFCaaQ

(I am not affiliated with any of these companies or the people in them.)

Enjoy!

the first guy...Steve he suffers from the wide forehead sysmdrome....I don't lilke his result...the second one is better.and it's norwegian or danish language...no way it's french.

I agree about the Steve guy's system. I saw his videos a while back and thought the same. The density is too high for such a receeded and wide forehead. It doesn't look as natural as it could. Also that skin hairline is just a bit "wall of hair" for my liking. When are the factories going to start graduating the fronts of skins like they do on lace?

The second guy got a great result. He's luckier to have really good side hair.

I like this one. It's in 4 parts and I believe the system is lace:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgUIZ5Ko38M&feature=plcp

And this is a good skin one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw4FE6RjG...re=related

This hair system is the equivalent of our TL 700 New Generation base. They're charging 269 British Pounds for the system which converts to about $431 US Dollars. We sell it for $329 US Dollars. I agree with Hairenough--- the hair line on their systems could be better--it was a 'wall of hair.' We graduate our hair lines on the TL 700 just like we do on the lace systems---it's much more realistic. These systems are fantastic!
Regards,
John
http://www.toplace.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw4FE6RjG...re=related

in that video the hairline looks nice. Do you think that is the v-looping?

Yes--it's V looping.
Regards,
John

I love Toplace but I feel like the prices getting a bit steep. $329 is a lot, then you add the $50 for shipping and it comes to $379 for one system. There are well respected rival companies charging less than $200 for the same system and they can go even thinner to 0.03. I will keeping buying from Toplace but the prices are starting to sting a bit with each order to be honest.

He should really thin it down or grow his sides out it would look so much better.

John,

What toplace system is equivalent to the blonde haired guy (second link in the first post). This is an outstanding result and I especially like how the hairline is not completely covered but also somewhat concealed.

I don't wear yet but this the issue of creating this type of hairline balance is critical to me.

I think the two guys in the first post are a great example of a great system and a not so great (but not absolutely horrible) result.

Does anyone know what sort of specs the first video would be? Is that an all skin system with v-looping? Or is it injected hair? If he had thick sides and a shorter style it would actually look good with a few of the hairline hairs plucked out. I would like to know what kind of ventilation the hairline is because t manages to sit up fairly easily for a skin system hairline.

Another vid of his hairline is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owI1oyyICm0&feature=plcp

It is a bit wall of hair looking but with a more graduated front I'd be very happy with that. But is it v-loop or injection?