(04-28-2018, 01:58 AM)Baldrich Wrote: I can't see any visible line, or any knots actually. It's a very very high density, but I remember discussing that with you before, and you wanted to go for that very high density male model hair, which is what you've got. I have to say it's a challenging look for a first system - all that hair density combined with a full-exposed hairline. If I were you I would consider pulling the hair forward and then curling it back with a hair dryer so that the hairline has a bit of shade.

Hair Direct have a video on bleaching knots - http://www.hairdirect.com/video/how-to/b...knots.aspx. Don't overdo it though, or you will get shedding.

Rich

Surprisingly enough this is a stock unit, my stylist cut back from the graduated hairline though which may be why it appears so. Is it possible to thin it out in the front?