(02-19-2011, 01:26 PM)michael Wrote: So I have decided to go with a full topper, where I will cut partials from just to fill in my temple region.. Thanks to all the great info on this site, I have narrowed my questions down to 3. There is just a couple things that I need to know.

1) I know that some sites only single strand the knots in the front hairline and they multi strand the knots the rest of the unit.. So, could toplace single strand the whole unit? seeing as I will be making partials to use at the hairline, multi stranded units may be an unnatural look

2) The fact that I am only making small partials means that I will have the majority of the unit being unused until I break/ruin my partials. What is the best way to store my unused unit? is there something i should sprey it with or anything like that... Im assuming people that use backup units will have a good suggestion for this!

3) pretty basic question, but can I send my hair sample now? or do I need to wait until the order goes through, and what adress do i send it to?

welcome. most of the time, I have found, single strand requests go unanswered...the highe your density the moe likely you will get tipple or double strands. If you ode a stock you might even find quadrouple strands in the dreaded swirl ara of he crown...it just is awful sometimes but the lower your density you order I think you get close o the true "sinlgle strand" .

store your hair in a plastic box not exposed to the light. a little leave in stray conditioner might also help

the address you need is below...so long as you clearly state in a note that you are placing an order and your name I am sure John would hold your hair but it is probably better to send everything at once. He is so nice to talk with and answers the phone personally!


New Order Help Line:

1-888-9TOPLACE
(1-888-986-7522)


Email:

[email protected]



Mailing Address:

TOPLACE USA
PO BOX 5
CIRCLE PINES, MN 55014
USA

Gel

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(02-19-2011, 03:30 PM)jeffsxyz Wrote:

(02-19-2011, 01:26 PM)michael Wrote: So I have decided to go with a full topper, where I will cut partials from just to fill in my temple region.. Thanks to all the great info on this site, I have narrowed my questions down to 3. There is just a couple things that I need to know.

1) I know that some sites only single strand the knots in the front hairline and they multi strand the knots the rest of the unit.. So, could toplace single strand the whole unit? seeing as I will be making partials to use at the hairline, multi stranded units may be an unnatural look

2) The fact that I am only making small partials means that I will have the majority of the unit being unused until I break/ruin my partials. What is the best way to store my unused unit? is there something i should sprey it with or anything like that... Im assuming people that use backup units will have a good suggestion for this!

3) pretty basic question, but can I send my hair sample now? or do I need to wait until the order goes through, and what adress do i send it to?

welcome. most of the time, I have found, single strand requests go unanswered...the highe your density the moe likely you will get tipple or double strands. If you ode a stock you might even find quadrouple strands in the dreaded swirl ara of he crown...it just is awful sometimes but the lower your density you order I think you get close o the true "sinlgle strand" .

store your hair in a plastic box not exposed to the light. a little leave in stray conditioner might also help

the address you need is below...so long as you clearly state in a note that you are placing an order and your name I am sure John would hold your hair but it is probably better to send everything at once. He is so nice to talk with and answers the phone personally!


New Order Help Line:

1-888-9TOPLACE
(1-888-986-7522)


Email:

[email protected]



Mailing Address:

TOPLACE USA
PO BOX 5
CIRCLE PINES, MN 55014
USA

Gel

ok folks...i am not drunk or having a stroke...time to replace a keyboard battery...lots of letters not being printed and me to lazy to proofread...so sorry