Cowboy,

have you ever thought of doing this for a job. I mean, if the salon cannot do the same job, you could turn into a job and be a hairpiece adviser.

I mean, we go to salons and every place and have an image of what we want the hairpiece to look like but most of the time they DONT get us.

Correct me if I am wrong, but it is one thing to be a good hairdresser/stylist and another to understand what the client wants.

We lose our hair over time and because we tend to not take as many pictures because we are ashamed of what our hair used to look like and what it looks like now; the stylist looks at us like we speak Chinese to them.

Once again correct me if I am wrong but that is the feeling that I've got from 2 stylists that I have seen.

At the end of the day nobody wants to spend a fortune, not get the desired look and have the stylist tell them "it looks goooooood on youuuu" "O M G you are fabulous"(if the stylist is gay) *jokes*