How To Remove and Install Your Own Hair System: The DRY FIT DIY Method 🔥 

Thank you! Anything else you’d like to see from me?

Thank you so much! Appreciate the kind words!

Let’s go Shane!! Excited for you! Tell us all how it goes the minute you step out a new human 🙌🙌🙌

How did it go? I'm considering doing it - thanks 👍

How did it go ???

Well thank you! Love all around 🙌

Thanks for the feedback! Hope it helps!

I know EXACTLY what you mean. And this dry fit method just seems to help, especially when you’ve got all that hair in the way. Glad to have some feedback on this and glad it worked out for you!

Perfect! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Anything else you’d like to see?!

Thanks man. I really appreciate that. And will do! Maybe a video all about tailoring the style of the unit? With thinning shears, hairline, blending, etc?

@@michaeljosephghd yaaaasss 👏

My pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🔥

Thank you! Apologies for the delay, but I super appreciate your kind words!

Wow, thanks so much! I get a solid 2 weeks from this approach with the back a little “slidey”. If I need it to stay out then I do two layers.

Where do you by your systems and how much are they

Hey there! Yes, I’ve tried that model and liked it a lot. For me, the lace is a little too itchy, so I now prefer a full poly unit, but that one is really good too. Just depends on what you like!

Thanks! And I usually switch them out every 3 months although I could get a little more out of them. I do the .03mm models.

Hey thanks! I actually don’t do anything other than trim it. Ever notice the hairline is imperfectly v-looped where some areas are thinner/thicker and some hairs may not come to the edge of the base? I trim it so it’s imperfect but lines up with where the hairs have been placed. That’s it!

Bahahaha… that’s hilarious! I think we’re all handsome BUT more so with the system 😆

Had to subscribe. Loving the video info!

This one I got from Lordhair! I’ve got discount links and codes in the video description too. I use Walker Ultra Hold and I get it on Amazon!

That’s exactly right! I spray it and let it sink in for about 5 minutes while I clean my scalp and shave. Makes it MUCH easier to remove with a cotton ball.

Hey man! My pleasure to help. Wanna shoot me an email? It’s in the video description.

Thank you! And thank you for a great product!

That’s a tough question. From what I (think) I know of BJJ is that you’re rolling around, getting super sweaty, and even using your head as part of the match. In my mind I’d think that may be a bit too much, but there’s only one real way to find out 😎 If you’re able to get one, try it out in a less intense match then work up, I’d recommend it. If it’s a fresh install you may be just fine, if it’s been on a couple weeks it’ll get slippery I’d imagine.

Yes! I can make a video on that for sure.

I order stock systems honestly, and personally I like a heavier density. For you - you just have to decide what you want. Most people do 90% density which I think looks really natural although this one I think is 100.

10” front to back and 8” side to side!

Yep! I’ve been to salons and to barbers I replace it every 3 months or so mostly because I want a fresh system with a different look/style. I have never cut a system myself so I always get my barber to do it!

Great question. And I know Jake has looked into this but I personally don’t have much insight on any dangers.

Honestly I don’t know. With the helmet on and off after sweating would be tricky. Wrestling is a maybe too. Unless someone else has anything to say about it, I’d either hold off until wrestling/football is minimal in your life OR not wear during games and matches (maybe wear a du rag or something?).

Ya know, I’ve done it from the start. Then I paid someone else to do it thinking it would be wildly better. It wasn’t! I’d recommend as long as you have an adhesive remover like C22, some cotton balls, and an adhesive that works for you, then go for it!

@@michaeljosephghd I'm planning on doing this but do you have the links to all the stuff you used in the video? the link you have in the description is no longer working

Do it! Yes, hair on the sides and back helps it to look natural. Sweat and lifestyle use is what it’s for. I remove and clean 2 times a month. It’s been amazing bro.

Hey thanks! And absolutely. The one I go to is Klipsz: square.site/book/B4TVTPWTDXG5S/klipsz-salt-lake-city-ut

100% real hair is vital. They're comfortable unless you sweat a lot and your skin reacts to the adhesive. Then it gets itchy and sore. Swiss lace is best, but can be difficult to maintain. I find that poly units feel like having plastic on your head, don't allow your scalp to breathe and you can see the poly shining through the hair. You're basically forced to have a high hair density, which for most people will look very fake. So I would say go Swiss lace, or a swiss lace poly blend, with a lower density. Poly is also bad for any exposed hairlines - you can quite easily see this guys poly liner when he pulls his hair back. It's extremely obvious.

Hey thanks! Do you have the unit cut by a stylist or a barber? The unit by itself has too much hair and curl to be manageable. If you do have it cut then I’d try cutting it shorter potentially.

@@michaeljosephghd Where I work is a Salon, so a Stylist I suppose. Actually I think too short is the problem.

That’s a good point. While you CAN get systems with heavier curl, I’ve found that there’s always some way to make it work well!

@@michaeljosephghd thanks! Cutting my sides and back short and a straight system on top, now looking at yours, I probably won't need the flat iron. My real hair can be short. This is exciting!

Hey awesome! And yes, the first couple times I did make a mess, but now it’s so easy and smooth. I use Ultra Hold and I order it from Amazon.

@@michaeljosephghd thankyou will search Amazon I ordered my next hair systems yesterday and will try your application

@@michaeljosephghd thankyou I will try your method instead of applying 2ta3 coats of adhesive on 100% my scalp