(07-13-2011, 10:51 AM)timguyperson Wrote: Good point.

But I've found that a really bad hairline screws up even styles where you don't expose the hairline. The hairs on the front of the stock pieces from toplace stick straight down flat with your scalp, so unless you want to gel the rest of your hair flat down to your scalp, you end up with some hairs toward the front naturally falling over your forehead, while the ones at the very front stick down flat with your forehead.

So a semi-decent hairline is necessary no matter the style. I hope I get an okay hairline on my new custom piece, I'm sick of all the trouble I've been having with these stock pieces.

Yes you're right, a fairly decent hairline helps. But there is no need to specifically choose a hairstyle that exposes the hairline. There is no need to shove the hairline in people's faces.