My Journey to Hair Systems 

Thanks Kyle! I’d be glad to,help,you get started with a hair system from Superhairpieces.

Kyle, thanks for the comment. Use the promo code a get hair bro. It will be worth it for sure

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So very kind! Thank you so much.

Happy hair days! 😉

Amen to that my friend!

Thanks so much. That means a lot to me. There is a discount code in the video description here. Keep rockin the hair man. Life is good. I’m so happy to have helped.

Thanks so much! Peace to ya!

Thanks so much man! Yes, we are killin it lol

All good vibes bro! 😊. Peace man!

Thanks bro!! Appreciate it!

Thanks so much, buddy!

Thank you so much!!!! Peace!

Appreciate it!

Hey man, hope your well. Superhairpieces, hd111 dark brown 60% grey, light-medium density. Peace

Thank you. Actually, I’ve gotten very fast at reattaching the unit and I have one clean and ready to install once I remove the one I’m wearing. It’s really not a big deal to me.😌

Hi! At this time I do not do workshops or fittings. Simply have no time unfortunately. However, I will cut in a new system. Thanks for your interest. Have a great one.

I use Remi heat protection spray and shampoo and condition with Aveda damage remedy. Tiny amount of the Remi spray though. I tend to constantly try new things however. Always searching for the best product for this very processed hair. Thanks for asking… - Rick…Peace to ya!

I am in situations often where I sweat a lot. It’s not my normal every day but when it is I am always surprised how well the system does. I really never notice or think about it much. I’ll take a vodka tonic please. Lol

Thanks!

Hey man! Understand, I’m not trying to sell hair systems. So this is me being super honest. The first time I got a Hair System and I cut it to fit my ball spot and put it on my head by some miracle. It went perfectly for me. Then, the next time it went terrible. I got glue in the hair, I got some of the hair underneath the system. It was a nightmare, and I had to take it off and start all over. So with that being said know that there is a learning curve, but it was not for very long. I got the hang of it really quick and now, once a week, I take the system off, I have another one waiting, ready to go on my head and it literally takes me less than 10 minutes to take it off and put one back on. The one that I take off I put c 22 solvent and let it soak for a couple of days then whenever I have a minute I go in and get the glue off of it wash it and let it dry so it’s ready whenever I do the re-install. Through the week with it on my head I honestly never even think about it. Shampoo it every morning blow dry and go just like real Hair brother it is really no big deal once you get past the initial learning curve.

I meant to say bald spot. Lolol

I have a friend who went the transplant way. It was expensive and not a one time fix all. After the transplant, he continued losing hair so after a year he needed more transplant. He did it a second time and now needs it a third. There is now no place to harvest hair from the back and he has to leave his hair longer to cover the previous harvested areas. He regrets his decision, Hope that helps. Peace.

It definitely looks good and very cool but I wouldn't say it's 100% undetectable. If you look closely at the hairline, you can see it but that's coming from someone who is focused on hair

@@thehighlevelman Thanks for the answer. You are right, without taking a drug like finasteride, you’ll keep losing your hair. Only thing that scares me about a hair system is the maintenance and how long it looks undetectable. Do you have to do a touch up every single day? Yours is one of the best I have ever come across. And with me being very clumsy, I don’t know if I can ever get the hang of it. Grtz from Belgium. 🇧🇪

Honestly man, after I got in the rhythm, I reinstall every seven to ten days. I remove it, let it soak in c22 overnight then next morning I take about 8 minutes to put it back on. It’s really not a big deal for me. The best of luck to you !!!!

@@BradleyCoopertest hey man! Sorry 9 missed your question. No I do not do a touch up every day. I put it on and don’t do a thing for a week. Then I remove and re-attach. Once you get the hang of it, trust me, it’s super easy and quick. Takes me less that 10 min to re-attach because I have more than one. There is always one waiting ready to go while the one I remove soaks in c22. Peace

I did not but had a friend who did. He had side effects that he couldn’t tolerate.

@@thehighlevelman That's unfortunate. I'm still trying to hold onto my natural hair with the medication and the odd transplant but if I ever run out of luck I'm going the system route and never look back. You look truly amazing.

Lots of factors here. I could get longer than I choose to but it would not look great. If you don’t have an exposed hair line you certainly can go longer.

@@thehighlevelman how you mean don't understand.. also i got one with clips

Sorry man, not familiar. ??? No idea.

That’s super funny! At least you had ears Lolol! Thanks for your comment. Made me laugh! Take care brother!

Hey buddy. So, understand that I am a barber and have been for 46 years. I understand business and we all need to make a living. However, my entire purpose in creating this channel is to educate guys who are new to this world about options. What you mentioned is certainly one or them. With that being said, to answer your question, it is possible indeed to accomplish this in a much more affordable way. It’s called DIY. I would pay $200 for a a system, (not just a frontal system) I learned how to cut it to fit my bald area, then glue it to my head, then as a barber, I would cut the system in and I would be good to go with only $200 and a few supplies. I have videos on how to do this successfully. So, to answer your question realistically and honestly, that is high. The service price sounds reasonable but the price of the frontal unit is high. They have a huge mark-up on the unit. Hope this helps. By the way, this is something you can do yourself and then go have them or someone qualified to cut it in for you and save a lot of dough! Plus, a frontal system is much easier than an entire hairpiece. I would be interested to know what decision you make and how it goes. Peace my friend!

@@thehighlevelman thank you very much for the time and assistance on this, I am going to ask them if I provide the frontal system how much would they charge . I will definitely keep you posted on the situation, the only reason I want to do the frontal system before a full system is because I believe using the typical form of hair minoxidil/DHT blocker I can gain what I’ve lost it’s thinning a little in the crown so I wanted to do my best to do what I can before the full system.

@@GacktSama1992 I think that’s a good plan!

@@GacktSama1992 If you call Superhairpieces and ask to talk to Tara she can advise you. Tell her Rick sent you and when you order if you will use the discount code “Rick10” it will help discount your system and help me a tiny bit too. Thanks buddy. a consult with them is free and I’m always here as well. Good luck!

@@thehighlevelman thank you Rick I really appreciate it!!👍 I’ll call the salon today .

Once a week. Takes me less than ten minutes. I have videos on Superhairpieces web site and RU-vid for more instruction as well.

@@thehighlevelman can you please share a link and what products are required. Thank you

Walker hard bond adhesive - www.superhairpieces.com/ultra-hold-glue-3-4oz/?aff=24 C22 adhesive remover - www.superhairpieces.com/c-22-solvent-12-0-oz/?aff=24 Walker scalp protector - www.superhairpieces.com/walkers-scalp-protector-2-oz-spray/?aff=24 No Sweat Antiperspirant - www.superhairpieces.com/ghost-bond-no-sweat-scalp-antiperspirant-8oz/?aff=24

Hd111 thin skin unit - www.superhairpieces.com/mens-toupee-hd111-8x10-thinnest-skin-base-hairpiece-disposable/?aff=24 This is all a great match of products for me.

Hi man, there is a link in the description to Superhairpieces. There is also a discount code to save some money. Hope you can get help there. Peace. I wear Model hd111. Perfect skin unit. One that is a bit less dense is m111 skin. Peace to ya

Absolutely, no issues at all. Pool or ocean, Ive done both.

That’s what I ve heard as well. This is what’s crazy, my mothers father dies at 100 years old. He was very sharp mentally and still was mowing his own lawn…..and had a full head of hair. Go figure… lol.

That’s my concern. I think I would need to pay a stylist to help me install and maintain it. Feels like $200-$300 a month program. I might give it a go and see if it works and feels worth it. Rick- Any input? I subscribed to your channel. Lavivida suggests a full lace system tape. Do you think that’d work or not look nearly as good as your system? Thx

Hey man, thanks for subscribing! Your right, probably about $200 a month if you do what I do from Superhairpieces. Full lace was a pain in the butt for me but others seem to do well with it. There are advantages for both skin and lace it just depends on your demands. I am WAY to particular about the hairline to do lace. To glue the front of it works but the for me there is a clean up issue that’s too much trouble. I have a video on Superhairpieces web site that I talk about it. Positives about lace - it breathes, even though I don’t notice the skin “not” breathing - if tape works for one it’s awesome, makes life really easy with the clean up. You can wash, sort of, your head as with skin it’s always covered. Negatives of lace (in my experience) it sheds quickly and gets thin, gluing to front of the system which is the only way to get a natural look, causes you to run the risk of the glue soaking through the lace and getting in the hair…NIGHTMARE. If you condition the hair, it causes the v-loops to loosen and the unit sheds. Hope that helps and good luck man! The bottom line, after a bit of a learning curve, it’s easy peasy and I spend that much at Starbucks lol. I bought hair and an espresso machine. 😂 😆 😝 peace to ya, brother!!! I’m here if you have questions. Oh, nearly forgot, you will need a barber to help with the cut. It’s super important. The best and most affordable way is to stay away from hair replacement places. It will cost an arm or two. Find a great barber and just schedule a haircut. If he knows his stuff, he won’t have a problem. If your regular barber know s you well and you can talk to him I’ll give you pointers to tell him. 😊

It might be a steep learning curve but it's definitely doable if you take your time to figure out what needs to be done. I actually did my first reinstall last night and thanks to Rick's advice it worked a treat. Glue and poly base is by far the easiest way to reinstall once you're got the technique right. Touching up the hair line, something you'll need to do once a week if yiu sweat and do a lot of sport like me, is also easier with poly units because you can apply the glue directly to the base, which is not recommended for lace. As for the sides, you can even save on barber fees and trim those yourself, which is pretty easy to do while the system is off your head. I just set the longest possible grade across the entire sides, then switch to a mid length grade and go around the bottom half. My mates can't even tell the difference between my result and when I got it done at the salon and believe me the guys I know are brutal would take the absolute mick if I got it wrong 😂

How are things going with all things hair my friend??? Hope your well

I have never waited that long with Superhairpieces. Understand though that I am very happy with “stock” units. I get a new one within about ten days of ordering.

Lol, you can see me attaching the hair in other vids. That’s a compliment though. Love it … Peace😁