How to CLEARLY see the Back of Your Own Head 

1. A camera and a screen. 2. A second bathroom mirror. All I've done is figured out how to mount them in mid air, and listed the products to achieve this. It was elaborate for me to figure out the best way, so now its easy for everyone else.

@@StickOnHairyou losing your feathers, finally you will be miserable like me when I lost my hair at 36

@@jasperkrown3641 no he won't. Stickon has taken destiny into his own hands. He's only gained, not lost.

Well yes, but Sticky hair cannot fight God or nature. The razor will be the final result. A hair transplant is out with his kind of hair, I use to have woman always say yes to me.. once I went bald.. it was always no, no, no. Depressed. Sticky hair will join the rest of us soon

@@StickOnHair A man has to do what a man has to do.

Thanks for the compliment. No shine tape. Sounds like something I've used before and had no chance staying on my sweaty head. Do you use tape at the hairline? How does the hold compare to glue? Is it easier than glue? I might shave the area on top but I have to ease myself into it by trying one last thing first - a buzz cut with a full topper stuck onto it.

@@StickOnHair you are handsome as is , but the top is too thin , even on the crown. once you shave the horseshoe pattern and go topper youll never go back. here is the other thing, you don;t have to do the system balls to the wall ALL the time, most of the time i slap it on with two pieces of tape and wear a ball cap, still looks great, i golf for hours with a sweat and no shine tape holds better than glue to be honest. as far as hairline, tape it, but you dont have to expose the entire hairline. looks awesome. i give you so much credit for showing your thinning hair and regimen, it's amazing.

@@kipkapper3014 Yeah, it's embarrassing to show off my head, but when I started there were no troubleshooting videos, so I just made some. I wouldn't want a weak hold, but I feel like smothering the whole hairpiece in glue is too much glue. I might need to restrict the glue coverage. Do you wear 100% poly? Is it hot or irritating, especially where there are air pockets?

​@@StickOnHair if you must use the glue, just use it in the front i guess, i haven't used glue in a decade, just no need for it at all. i don't see any benefit to using it with the way i wear the systems. i guess i could make an argument it's better if you want to expose the entire hairline and slick it back but that style , glue or not in my opinion is a dead giveaway. i haven't seen one single guy wearing a system, hair slicked back that has fooled me. the hairline fully exposed never looks natural. only fine swiss lace goes on my dome, it looks more natural and it allows more breathability. the reason it looks more natural , and this is the holy grail of tips, in order for a piece to look as real as possible, you must make the follicles look like they are coming from your scalp , not a place above your scalp. when i say this people say well wtf does that mean. it means you have to make the hairs look like they are emanating from the skin not from the system. a couple of things are mandatory to accomplish this. 1- the piece cannot have too much hair. 2- the base must be thin. 3- the root of the hairs coming out of the system have to come out flat , not upright, fine swiss lace is unmatched for this. 4- it is near impossible to achieve hairs appearing to come from skin rather than from the base of the system with full frontal exposure. h0pe this helps.