(09-30-2010, 08:31 AM)mrjoejohn Wrote: lol

yepp i know what you mean... I was on the concealer-course (Toppik) for a long time before I started wearing, and also used to stretch not washing my hair for as long as possible.

hair wearing will probably not be cheaper than wearing concealers, in my opinion. you will still need to buy supplies.

BUT the pros is that when you get used to hair wearing:
1. You will spend less on supplies
2. You will spend less time making your hair look good
3. You won't have black fingernails (lol)
3. And most importantly... (saving the best for last lol) you will have a much cleaner, nicer looking head of hair (not having to compromise much about style, rain, wind etc.)

It will definitely get easier in time. I still consider myself new to this game, and I can only see myself improving and learning each time, basically because I try new things everytime I de and re-attach.

Good luck.

firstly thankyou very much, as it happens today is a bloody bad hair day.pleased i took the plunge am awaiting a call from the hairsalon.
waiting for my skin system, then i'll go for the cut in &bond.
just cant get my hair quiffed forward,theres so little of it that even when i manage to create the style i want it takes ages to hold it with hairspray.spraying to close with a fine mesh of hairs blows the style out.takes bloody ages,cant comb it back anymore because theres nothing left in the front,.
i rekon anyone asks whats the black in youre hair i'll just go into my mary poppins routine and say im a chimmney sweep.
p's no one ever mentioned the black fingernails, usualy from scratching the edge away(of the concealer from the forhead, or smugding it to blend.
i totaly agree with youre post cheers.
anywany rant over

btw came across this whilst searching on mpb,
not a new topic thread just a link
Is Westlife star Kian Egan losing his golden locks?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/art...locks.html