(11-01-2011, 02:26 PM)cowboy Wrote: " also....you might want to try shaving your nape hair and using the hair on the full cap if it gets to be bothersome for any reason. My methods for modifying and attaching in that area can give excellent results using only the hair on the hairpiece"

Jrob mate, what methood is that?

Thanks buddy

CB

There are a couple of things you can do to help improve realism at the nape:

1) Cut small V notches in the lace all across the back. This not only helps to break up the visible line that can be seen with a thin density, but it also helps keep it less detectable to touch.

2) Use a strong tape to attach the nape, and extend it about 1/16" beyond the edge of the lace. This makes some of the hair at the very bottom edge lay flat to your scalp which makes it look better and again, less detectable to touch.

3) If you are going with a short style you might benefit from cutting the hair very short at the nape, even right up to the bottom edge of the base. This is another trick that can reduce the appearance of a visible line and make it less likely that someone will feel a definite ridge.

Hope that answered your question. If not let me know!