Di Di keeps a few stock pieces in stock.

Many clients like myself, go to Di Di after purchasing our
pieces at Toplace ... but she does get a fair share of newly
dissatisfied customers who've been run through the financial
ringer who can no longer afford the pricey HairClubs and private salons
that constantly promote buying several new pieces a year at a
cost of several thousands a piece.

And what if you do if you're like these guys:

You've been going to a company (Like the hair clubs)
who've never showed you how to maintain or repair your
piece and just crazy glue a new piece on your dome every month.
(And most of their employees are poorly trained themselves)

Di Di does offer a discount if you go to her home for
a cut-in. She is an easy 20 minute train ride on the L
train (DeKalb) avenue and a 5 minute walk.

I agree with Xeon. I think a profitable seminar would
be if someone put together a 'hands-on' applying your
hairpiece seminar with skilled instructors watching over you
and all the necessary tools, tapes and glues.

Toplace has brought the price of hairpieces down into
the affordable, everyman's price range, but you still have
to wait for custom pieces. They have to be hand
made and some of these pieces, since the hair originates
in 3rd world country, must at one point be shipped by
Camel .... Well ... maybe !

I personally work 12 hour days and don't have time
to make hair maintenance outside of basic grooming my
preoccupation ...

But if I was out of work
(like a good deal of the American Economy) .... I'd be
like many on this list ... You'd know me as the mad hair
experimenter of New York City .....

By the way, you can see (at least my hairline)
on the front page of DiDi's site .... that photo was
taken within minutes of me donning my first piece ...
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