dino Wrote:"Again WESB speaks the truth. Skin looks natural but is hard to style - the way the hair is injected into the skin is the way it will stay forever."

I have to disagree with you on this one Reubin, my displaced NY friend. I do have that kind of experience with PSB perimeters but not when I order a thinskin piece. On the one thinskin piece that I have, I can comb the hair in any direction. The hair is supposedly injected (at least that's what I requested), although I can't say for sure. Again, on a PSB perimeter, the hair does indeed seem to be very fixed in its styling options.

The quote button makes for easier quoting ;-) I'm curious about difference in the thicker-thinskin...lol, there have been so many versions it's hard to keep track. Back before PSB, there was a "new design" thinskin that was a thicker material, and had lace embedded in the front. This I think was the type that iZZy used, and perhaps still uses. She has commented on how naturally the hair styles, could part it anywhere etc. I think that perhaps the hairs can be injected in the thicker material so that they point straight up, where in the thinner materials they lay tend to lay down more.