Tapehead Wrote:Very true... Less density like 60% max (which is still generally enough to look like a good head of hair) makes for a much more manage-able piece which lays and flows better.

Too high density is also a source of blending problems in the sides and back.

Yup, that seems to be the one of the biggest "mistakes" that I see happening.
People order a density that is too high then wonder, "why does it not blend on the sides
and back".
Think about it for a second. If the density is the same (or even a touch less) as your existing hair
there would be no problem blending the sides and back. The unit hair would simply fall in place
with your existing hair.




Fred