Most of us agree that when it comes to a natural scalp appearance then injected skin can be very impressive.
What holds back a skin system,in my opinion, is the hairlines.

Now I know that many skin wearers are happy with what they get but I am also equally sure that they also would like to see some improvements.

An injected hairline can look very unnatural coupled with the thickness of the skin required for injection, can also make it more difficult to hide,especially if you plan on showing the hairline with a spiked or brushed back style.

The thinnest skin addresses the problem of hiding the base but again the problem, especially with darker hair, is the v-loop ventilation which looks very unnatural at the hairline,coupled with the random direction of the hairs,makes a spiked or brushed back hairstyle difficult to pull off!

I know that this subject and the problems described are often talked about on here but has any progress been made at the factories to overcome them?
Surely they can replicate the hairlines that is achieved on a lace system, which I think is the most natural in appearance at the hairline.
By adopting the v-loop ventilation at the hairline, to me, is a cop out.

I would love for the factories to perfect an injection method at the hairline that would look and behave more naturally and maybe look at tapering the skin at the edge to as thin as they can get in a very short distance from the hair.

My open question to John is does the factory experiment or try out new ideas to perfect this problem area with skins or are they open to suggestions to try out?
I feel that if these problems were sorted then quite a few lace wearers would move over to skin.
Does anyone have any ideas to improve a skin system?
Maybe if there was enough feedback and constructive ideas then maybe John could work with the factory to tweak and improve on what we are currently offered?