Hair Replacement and Hair System How To Install Tape on The Scalp (Curved Type) 

I think it works better like this for him because he lines it right up. For me tho I also put on the unit because the test of my head is shaved and super accuracy isn't necessary. Plus I don't want to go past the lace/skin

We can do that !

Hey. Many companies use products like that. You will just have to get a MSDS sheet of your product of choice to see what it has

Ive had one. Im not a fan myself. But yes you could swim.

Hey. Shouldn't hurt the synthetic hair. But check with whomever you get your unit from to confirm 100% what to use.

Ive never tried it because I do not like mixing chemicals (tapes, bonds etc) But it could work. Everyone is different and their are def many many ways to do this and do it right !!

@@HairExperience okay thanks will try, see how it holds up

@@HairExperience what do you mean by mixing chemicals? Do you mean the red liner tape is less skin friendly for some people?

@@TheBengaal No. Im saying that one tape or bond has a chemical compound. Mixing it with another chemical compound has unknown results. That could not be safe based on whats in them. This is not to scare you, this is to make sure no one hurts themselves

Hey Ray ! here to help and we would be grateful for your business! Time, really depends on the product. Some are in stock now. So it really varies Clips, you can do that yourself. Wig clips are available online and can be sown in.

Yes I do. Our Sport Active available on my website

@@HairExperience you use it for the taped areas?

@@steve0ne11 I do not personally

K thank!

Thank you Jack, means a lot to me !!

Hi James. We all are on this channel. I see you other comment on being a Norwood 6. Im happy to help !!!

Good questions . I have many clients that have been doing this 20+ years I love my hair Yes, and they are getting better and better

Cool as long as your happy. I am happy for u.

I am proud that u r making your own products.

Right lol ... Good idea, I will have to get with my stylist to do a video like this. only thing about it is, cutting hair is an art. And some (including myself) kinda need to leave that up to the pro's. I just dont want anyone screwing anything up. Because I dont even do that myself. ya know !

@@HairExperience I agree. It takes a bit of thought to navigate but it doesn't have to be that complicated. Men's styles either have a side part or central part, or no part (swept back or forward or up). The key thing I think most would want to know is: Do you thin it in strips parallel or perpendicular to a side-part or if it's a swept back or forward direction do you thin in strips going forehead backwards or in strips going from left to right? Your stylist seems perfect for the job. Your personal hair system isn't overly poofy and the density and style are perfectly matched and suited to your bio-hair. (Fingers crossed for an explanation from your stylist and a vid! 🤔)

Hey!! Yeah I have considering dying it. But I kinda like it !!

@@HairExperience Yeah man I'm 37 and I'd considered dying mine too but as long as most of it isn't grey I'll stick with it!

This could happen, but with anything in life. As you age your allergies change. Lactose, peanuts etc. Its def something to pay attention too. But putting fear in everyone with extreme WARNINGS is not called for. This is why all companies put a patch test notice in their products. You need to test prior to putting anything on your skin. Please just test your skin first !! As ive always said. It could be one chemical in the product that your body doesnt agree with. Then try something else, call the company that makes it (the new one and the old one) and talk it over with them and see what its possible that your allergic too. That will help find the root of the issue. Then just do not use that product again. Use something else !!!

@@HairExperience Extreme warnings? Are you serious? I explained exactly what happened to me with no exaggeration or drama. We're talking about people's health. This is the kind of stuff people need to know. I get it, you're a salesman, you don't want people being put off; but when something like this happens to someone it can be very shocking and upsetting. So I couldn't give a crap if my all caps and caution emotes rattled your cage. If it leads to one person avoiding getting a serious skin issue, then it's worth it. To say that it's 'not called for' really brings into question your motives. In response to skin tests, I did them. I do them with everything I use. Nothing triggered. Then all of a sudden it did. Of course I became allergic in some way, that was never in doubt. But as I said, it's happened to enough people that it should be talked about more. It's something people need to know about. I see so many people in the hair system industry who are quick to make a sale, but avoid going into the true details of what can go wrong. Even your videos skirt around many of the downsides. People need to be aware that this can happen and that it means they can't wear a system for potentially months. That can have a catastrophic effect on a system wearer. As someone who claims to truly care, I am very disappointed in your response, but not surprised.

@@-The-Golden-God- typical internet conversation. People get all worked up. Nothing to do with sales. Everything to do with information. That's exactly what I'm all about is info. And the right stuff out there. It was your (WARNING) label at the top I was referring to. Not most of your info.

@@HairExperience Wouldn't be much of a warning otherwise 🤔

@@-The-Golden-God- trust me. I see what you mean It's kinda like this covid shot. Works perfect for 99.5 % buy kills others. Ya know

Hey Andre !! We were in the works right before covid hit. Once things are back to normal we will for sure !!

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