Wildcat Wrote:I see this is a reason a lot of people don't really like full caps, but they seem more realistic to me. I don't really like how toppers don't have temple points, it looks a bit funny sometimes, I like how the full cap doesn't have this problem.

Keep in mind that the ventilation on the temple areas are a weak point, as we speak anyway. If your are going with a longer style this isn't an issue, but if you are cutting it shorter than an inch or so just remember that you will most likely have some hairs pointing in various directions. I get around this by styling accordingly, but I doubt you could pull a short style off without using some styling product with full caps the way they are currently being made.

I spoke with John about this in the past. Hopefully in the near future the factories will play catch up and train their ventilators to tie the temples with as much care as they do the hairline. Just keep in mind that you might have to be open to playing around with the style to compensate for some ventilation issues.

P.S.- Despite the few drawbacks, I still feel like full caps are the way to go for a lot of people. I still get a ton of emails from guys who are interested in going this route, and I think it's going to be the next best thing in hair replacement. I just like to be realistic about things and let everyone know that the "perfect" solution doesn't exist, although we are getting closer every day