I don't think there is anything wrong with the dimensions because we as educated consumers want to create an ideology of what we think is a normal hairline or hair pattern. If you look at people with really thick full heads of hair, they can have all different kind of hairline patterns. In fact an irregular hairline with sharp angles can be realistic because a lot of people have that. They maintain full heads of hair with a recession pattern that just angles back.

We just know hes wearing a wig, so we are on high alert immediately to high density or irregular hairlines that aren't the typical A.. There is a lot to it in my opinion. Your age, how the hairline frames your face, the hair style, HOw thin or think your back and sides is etc.

In any case im never impressed with farrell because A. he uses people with very think side and back hair.. and B. he creates the same type of style. or variations of the same style over and over and over. I been using temple flaps for years, Learned how to do it myself before I even knew it was possible. I don't wear curtain styles or styles that are easily concealable. I have thinnish sides and back hair, and i wear my hair in a fade extremely short. I buzz the very back of my head and sizes on a number 1. And i have to blend all of that into temple flaps and the hair system. Thats a challenge, Not what farrell is showing us.