What’s the WORST part about wearing Hair Systems??? SPOILER ALERT: NOTHING 🙌 

I've been wearing hair for 30 years , was a bodybuilder for 20 years and competing , no one had ever known about my hair , we are always our worst critic ,

..YOUR HAIR LOOKS GOOD MAN ...DAMN...if I seen you in public the thought of you having a HAIR system wouldn't even enter my mind

I've been skinhead bald for a few years. Going bald never really bothered me. But I've just seen some really well done toupees and I'm seriously seriously considering it!

I'm 22, started to bald at 17 due to stress related to 2 heart surgeries i had. I tried everything and nothing worked. Right now I'm using hair fibers to cover up, but it's still noticeable and i hate being one the only young people at uni with this problem. Lately I've been thinking about using something like this, so this video was really helpful, thanks a lot

If someone use my hair system as a tool to offend me, Ill just say this is a disability I have and at least I am doing something about it to make myself feel better. Because at the end of the day this is a disability that effects your self esteem and self perception in a negative way. In fact, making fun of a man balding is worst than making fun of a fat women since she can at least lose weight with time, but hair loss is forever and little remedy to ease the journey.

As a woman, i get nail extensions, dye my hair pink, wear makeup, shave much of my body hair, pluck my eyebrows, etc. When it comes to these physical alterations, it’s best to approach it less from the perspective of whether or not people will be able to tell you’ve altered your appearance, and more from the perspective of just trying to achieve an aesthetic that you personally like. I’m okay with going out with and without makeup, it doesn’t matter that people know it isn’t real. It should be the same way with hair systems. I just feel like men should be able to be as nonchalant about cosmetic products as anyone else.

As someone that has been using hair systems for over 25 years, there is a con... Well for me at least, its hard to find someone to cut or service your hair.. Yes you can go to any barber or any salon but you can't just have anyone cut your hair.. It takes a special sort of cut to make sure you can't see the edges. Trust me i learned the hard way.. A lot of people on here preach doing it yourself, but honestly, its nice to find someone to take care of that for you. To clean it, to cut it in, in make it look blended with your natural hair.. Thats been my biggest con. I wish there was an updated forum with Hair Replacement Specialists listed

Just finished watching this. You are so awesome to share this with the world. Way too many great guys who feel insecure or simply want more hair will so benefit from this video. (:

I’m really glad I ran into your channel. I had a transplant years ago and was the happiest I ever was ..I started some medication this year and my hair started falling out again ..it’s depressing me and recently ordered a topper ..Been terrified of people noticing the change and laughing behind my back ..but u realized the only people who notice these things are usually other guys suffering hair loss and thinking of solutions

I’ve been struggling with hair loss for 5 years now. I tried a hair transplant but failed. I knew about hair systems but I watched your video and I appreciated the honesty. I think I’m going to do it

Michael you are a legend. i dont normally watch these sort of videos but im really struggling with my state of mind recently due to my hair loss. Many men in the UK dont speak out about this but you have opened my eyes my friend and given me hope. thankyou. michael .

I was very self conscious of my unit in the beginning. I would even hesitate to change the looks and length due to what ppl would think. 🤦🏾‍♂️ I had to realize that I’m a hair stylist and changing my look is within my artistry. I started doing my thing and get so many compliments! I wish I had started wearing units sooner. At one point I went from a 2” short cut unit to 22” long dreadlocks and people couldn’t figure out what was different. Atp I realized ppl aren’t paying as much attention as we think. I just told them I added extensions to my hair and they bought it without question.

Thankfully, I still have my hair, but I've been thinking about getting a hair system because of the volume and styling. My hair is rather lifeless. This video encouraged me. Totally going to do it!

Just got mine a few days ago and I did not like how I looked in the mirror...it looked way overdone but people say it looked natural and great and it just takes a while to get used to it and you realize it's not too much, you just had so little hair before. I'm so happy with my new hair. Thanks for giving some encouragement as I had doubts. You're the dude.

I really appreciate your openness. I'm surprised you need a hair system because you seem very confident and practical. Best of luck!

thanks for this video man, i’m 20 years old and i’m suffering from some pretty severe hair loss. I’ve had a consultation with a stylist for a hair system but i was too hesitant to get one due to some of the “cons” you mentioned here. just wanted to say that i really appreciate you posting this video. you’ve really made it less stressful than i was making it for myself lol. keep up the great videos! you’re a great speaker and quite engaging

I'm not exactly balding yet but I'll keep this in mind in the future if I do start balding, this is a good video and what you have said here will definitely make me consider getting a hair system if I need it and want it. As for what you said about what other people would think, yeah people are more focused on their appearance to really notice any irregularities in other people unless those irregularities are highly noticable or just look unnatural (which doesn't seem to be the case with you because if I just saw your face and never reached this video I wouldn't even know) and most people wouldn't even find out unless you told them, even then like you said other forms of making your looks shine are considered socially acceptle despite people knowing they aren't natural, like I live in an area where people are cognitive of women wearing wigs and extensions, and we don't really care about it, I believe videos like these help reduce the stigma around men enhancing their looks.

I got a hair system and I love it. It makes me feel and look like I am 15 again. I had a really hard time when I was younger when I lost my hair. It definitely affected me in a bad way. I started to recede and lose hair at around 20 and I wore hats everywhere until now. I'm 35 now, but look like 20. I am like ralph maccio lol I age really slow. Anyways, it's amazing how much better having hair makes me look and when I went outside without a hat on it was so refreshing and liberating. It was your video and some others on RU-vid that helped me come to my decision. I don't feel bad about it and I feel fine if anyone asks me. I feel like guys shouldn't feel bad about this at all. It is no different than getting braces, contacts, etc.. It takes a little bit to get use to wearing it, but it is doable and having hair is worth it. I like how I can feel thick hair on top now instead of thin wispy hair and playing around with the styles is fun. I kept my system longer because I had longer hair on the sides so it blends perfectly. I honestly thought I would never have hair again. It is really cool to see myself with a full head of hair again. Hair is really an important part of who we are as humans it is how God made us.

Hey, hi Michael, This is a great heads-up and an open and honest conversation on what the main concerns are for some of us guys and what we really should not worry too much about!! Your hair looks great...Cheers Mate!

So glad I found this video, I’m going for my first on Saturday and some of my worries you have just busted. Thank you so much 👍👍👍

Video is spot on with regard to what your saying. Don't have the hair loss thing going on yet but you never know. Your reasoning and advice can be applied to so many things in life. We are all our own worst enemy and harshest critic. Life is too short to live it based on what everyone else thinks or might think of the decision you made to look better for yourself if that's what you want. Besides, it's 2022. What was considered an oddity 20 or 30 tears ago is part of the norm today. And you're right. Those who count, accept. Those who don't are irrelevant.

Wow your hair looks incredibly real!! I admire the confidence you have to make all these videos. Congratulations! 👏🏽👏🏽 In my case, it has taken me several years to actually have the confidence to wear a hairpiece. Now this year of 2023, I am ready! However, my approach is very very surprising, even to me. I honestly wouldn’t hide the fact that I’d be wearing a wig. I’m single, I’m a Rocker, I love fashion, photography, and I do all kinds of arts and crafts and fantasy Halloween and Día de Muertos makeup, and I’d take wearing a wig as a mere accessory and nothing else. I’m also thrilled about owning different styles and colors. I want mine to be shoulder-length and parted to the side or through the middle a la John Lennon/Kurt Cobain. Who ever I date will have to know and they will decide whether they like me for who I am and see me past the cool wigs. Anyway, thanks for this video man, it helped to boost my confidence even more. 🙏🏽

Really concerned about it coming off at work thanks for the info this definitely helps

Thank you for this video. I have had a system for three days now and it looks good but I have still felt insecure about it, what people will think etc. You make some very good points in this video so once again thank you.

Im a female dealing with hair loss and this video is actually way better than the women videos Ive seen discussing this subject. Also the men units look so much better than the female units. Most female units Ive seen just look fake or too perfect and they turn me off from considering a unit. but they do an outstanding job on men units so im glad This video popped up to inspire my unit consideration

Your my hero brother , makes me feel so much better making my decision on getting a Hair System and I work out a lot ...Thanks so much !

Michael thanks.. I've been thinking since very recently about getting a piece, and I was thinking about everything you talked about, and you put me at ease..you encouraged me. So thanks man!

I've been using systems for about 26 years; they've come MILES in the meantime, and I can tell you there's no cons I can see to wearing a system... I have oily skin and sweat a lot, so I use an acrylic glue, and it's amazing. I don't know if that's just for ME, but I love it. Great vid!

I have hair but I always think what would happen if I lost it. Anyone that says these hair styles are bad and look crap are just crazy. Dude you look awesome

Well said, and I 100% agree. I've also been wearing a hair system for the past 2 years, and I love it. Will never go back. This is coming from a guy who lost his hair at 22. After shaving my head off for 7 years, as well as 3 failed hair transplants..I've realized hair systems are the best solution.

Thankyou, I have been wearing my man unit for 5 months in all. I have been having those concerns that you voice. However, thankyou for clearing those insecurities and look good with my man man unit. More people are needed like you. Your awesome guy!!! Thankyou

Really good video and kept all you're point concise and gave alot of good information on hair system. And the biggest thing is to not psych yourself out and worry about what other people are going think and just doing it for yourself and you're happiness.

Very good description. I've put on the hair system recently, and yes I exercise and the front line becomes lose so quick, and it's a bit annoying. Also, I am trying to keep my hair moisturised but after it gets dry it becomes sharp and very hard to style. Gel and spray make it even worse, but I noticed the conditioner makes it very soft, at least for a while 🙂. To mention, it's a human hair system. Keep going like your video 👌🏼

I worked for a company & the CEO tried to embarrass me in front of the team in multiple socials with comments about my bald patch & receding hair line. I’d respond by asking: “Conner, are you ok?” I never bit or gave him the reaction he wanted. Before I left the firm I noticed his hair was thinning, he always wore a cap so I never noticed before & he was 10 years younger than me. I never said anything, I just knew his time would come.

Great vid. I’m a fellow 220 guy. Year and a half in also. Agree with your points. Keep ‘em coming.

I have to say this really helps a lot of people!

Thank you Michael, you just made my decision easier...I’m going for it!! Now where do I start🤷‍♂️

Good video! I wore a hair system for 2 years when I first stared to realized I was balding. He looks amazing, but I will say this, if your hair is dark, it probably won't look as natural on you. The first day you put the system on, it usual looks ok, but as the days go by, the glue starts to accumulate dirty, making the hair line looks darker and faker (that happens quicker than you imagine, basically by the second or third day). The hair starts to dry out, and look unhealthy and different in texture that the rest of your hair. When the sides and back of your hair star to grow a bit, it won't longer blend with the system, because it doesn't fit the style it was given when first installed. It really doesn't look great on daylight. You don't really have that much control on how it looks from other angles. From the sides you can always tell is a system, because even with the lace front, nobody has a perfect line (or curve) as a hairline, and they are very difficult and time consuming to maintain looking half decent. You spend a crazy amount of money on products. You need to replace the system every 4-6 months, which is not cheap. Everyone is always looking at your forehead (because your hairline looks suspicious, at best), and you're always stressing over how your hair is looking. They are uncomfortable to wear and kind of hot, you fear people touching your head, and overall it never ends up looking natural for long. I was planning to leave a more neutral but insightful comment, but as I'm recapitulating, I just can't, I can even say it was a traumatic experience, honestly I think it played a big part in me developing social anxiety. Save your time, your money and keep your self from having this negative experience. Embrace baldness or go other rout. When I freed my self from the hair system, I realized I was on time to save my hair, started medication, minoxidil, and had a hair transplant (which was cheaper than changing system every 4 months + maintenance + products). If you're on time to save your hair, is better to invest your money on keeping it on your hair for as long as posible, that investing it on wigs that eventually you have to throw away. Or embrace baldness, I rather be bald and normal and blend in with the general population, that having my hairline stared at and scrutinized every time I'm in front of another person trying to have a conversation. It sound like I'm exaggerating, but it's mentally taxing over time.

Really appreciate your candor! This video really put things into perspective for me:)

One of the most important things in life for success is to have a high level of self-confidence and self-belief.. and I am more impressed by your super high levels of self-belief and confidence than anything else. You really can achieve anything in life with those traits. Congrats to you.

Been wearing a system for nearly 30 years now... took awhile to find the right system, but zero regrets, and really no "cons" from my perspective. My system stays on for about 3 weeks, and I jump in the shower every morning, or after the gym or yard work... and just shampoo it like it was growing right out of my head. No issues, ever. It can be hard to find a stylist to do the cut-in, but a tip would be to connect with your local theater, and inquire if they have about stylists who may have their own salon, or work at a salon, but also share their talents at the theater. Those people have experience with wigs, and are also kind-hearted and empathetic. I remember early on, when I confided in a friend about wearing a system, I used the analogy that if you were in a car accident, and knocked out one of your front teeth... you would replace that tooth with a faux tooth. Now, you don't need that tooth to eat, but you wouldn't like how you looked with a missing tooth. You do what you need to do to feel wonderful about yourself.

So glad that your hair system is working out so well for you! Really like your positive attitude and energy. With that said, as somebody who's worn a system for nine years now, I agree and disagree with your points. I've been detected and "called out" five times, all when I wasn't making effort with my hairline, so in my experience, your hairline does play a significant role in how realistic a system looks. That and choosing an appropriate density. ALSO. No matter how well maintained a system is, it WILL be detectable in certain lighting and at certain angles, there's no way around it. But the biggest takeaway here IMO is "people who mind don't matter and people who matter don't mind." Whether people can tell it's a hair piece or not, as long as you're happy with your look and feel confident about your choice, that's what matters at the end of the day. But to be completely transparent to anyone considering doing this, yes, people are gonna know, even if they don't say anything, and I do wish someone would've given me a heads up about that because I was totally caught off guard when I realized some people were noticing. But ultimately, if people judge, that's their problem and not ours. Wicked video, Michael!

Think this video has pushed me from 50-50 to definitely getting a hair system. Thanks for posting this and also loved the Dr Seuss reference 😂

You are so right about everyone overreacting about the cons!! Tons of info but I can’t get a definitive direction on picking a brand of hair system ! Any help would be greatly appreciated sir!

The best way is use a company like Top Lace, order couple pieces; cheaper and good quality. The front you should have less density and widow’s peak. Use tape around back perimeter and middle; white glue that clears up all over the shaved area. Take off once a week; shave, reapply. Daily you can use tooth picks to add white glue to frontal area. During workouts; use a headband and during sleeping.

I think this is valuable advice for me to hear because I am trying different methods of coping with my hair loss. I tried maintaining a shaved head but didn't like that. Now I use Toppik, and I also use drugs to prevent my hair loss from getting worse. I'm paranoid because I either think I use too much Toppik, or not enough. People are probably looking at me and wondering why my hair used to be long, and then shaven, and then short but with Toppik. It looks good in dim lighting, but in bright lighting, it's easier to tell that I have thinning hair. I obsess over it every second of every day. Maybe other people don't think about my hair loss as much as I do, but it's a fact that your hair is one of the main features that define you. When people talk about you behind your back, they are definitely talking about your hair loss at least once in a while.

I’m so glad you got the balls to do this and you are helping me with the confidence of having it done so I don’t have a clue what ,where , £ ,to go to get 1 please let me know thanks man 🙏👍🌍

I think the biggest thing to me if I ever lose my hair is the whole stigma behind it. We see it in movies where there might be a comedic scene of a man losing his 'toupee' in the wind or in a fight scene. Also part of the stigma is if women judge the man wearing a hair system. We need to get over the stigma because at the end of the day to me it's just enchancing your already existing beauty just like when most women use make-up. If someone is going to judge you for it, then they are not worth your time and are insecure themselves.

Just my 2 cents from a hair wearing brother. Try lowering your density, ultra thin skin and you'll get a more realistic look. Great job I applaud you

Thank you! Great video I will be following till I get to the point of doing it.

I'm going for it. Thank you!

Great video bro. I’ve got my first consultation for a hair system next Saturday. I’ve been wanting and wishing for awhile now, but held back because of some of the cons that you talked about. I’m finally in a place where I feel comfortable doing this for me. I’m using a salon since I’m going to be a newbie at this, but eventually I would like to be able to order my own systems and just go for cut ins to save money. In your opinion, what are the best systems you’ve experienced?

Hey Michael, great video! I’ve just started to research hair systems and been getting more involved within the community on RU-vid. I have a question/topic idea for a video: what does the system feel like to other people if they were to run their hands through your head? Is there a harsh edge that can be felt? Or is it more subtle feeling, etc?

I like your video your hair system looks great and I just got a hair system yesterday and I'm very happy with mine

I love your philosophy man. Thanks so much 😊

That looks amazing. I wear wigs but my real hair is actually long. I love this though if I ever lost my hair I want one of these.

hello michael. So, i'm looking into getting a hair system soon, except I'm pretty broke. I've kind of looked into the pricing.. and I definitely don't think i'm going to go cheap but am looking for a mid-price range. How much do you think it will cost to get a decent looking hair piece? and how often do you have to get it fixed/reset?

Great information.. I'm in the research mode.. so it was great to see your video.. Thankyou..

thanks for this video man! forreal.. much respect

99% of people don't even know that hair systems exist - they think "toupees" are all extremely obvious and easily spotted.

The one con I have is , if you’re bald now at 30 something. Everyone knows you as that . Get a hairpiece and all of sudden you have a full quaff of hair on top of ur head .. I know you said who cares what ppl think. But that would be my con. I work with 30 guys as a bald guy. Come in on Monday with a 4” high head of hair lol That’s why I can’t do it I feel this process needs to be done earlier then later before ppl know ur balding a lot

People who have never experienced hairloss will never understand. It’s so humiliating, debilitating, and depressing. For me personally, anyway. I’m seriously considering this. I still have hair on my head, it’s mainly thin on the crown and the hairline is thinner. If I was to shave it and apply a hair system, would the hair that I still have that grows lift the adhesive up or cause it to become loose? Thanks, great video. You’ve helped me lean more towards doing it.

I wouldn’t mind going full bald but I don’t like the shape of my head at all. Definitely want to try this out.

Hey thank you for being so honest and straight forward ! I am balding since 18 (I am 29 now and on Norwood 5) and I just dont want to use Minoxidil+Biotin anymore. I am sick and tired of them. Also I will not touch finasteride (I am sure its safe but something which plays with my hormones for such a long time makes me very uncomfortable). I am seriously considering a proper hair system. This video has definitely pushed me more towards making a decision. And luckily for me, I am perfectly fine with people knowing my hair aint natural, I TOTALLY agree with what you said about people doing makeup and liposuction etc. It is perfectly fine to look a certain way ! Take care man !

Still having "some" hair top side but quit thinned out (camouflaging with root concealer) , the mental brick wall for me is taking the leap of shaving off what is there to wear a hair system. It's a scary leap. I tell myself that if I'm not happy with the result I can just regrow the wispy canopy that I'm sporting right now. Still mulling it over. :-/

I dig that you are present and willing to share and help; a rarity in today’s world- I live in the Bay Area and I can’t find any salons that will do this magic. I also need some recommendations. Thanks

Great video!! I was thinking about all three of these things.

35 year hair wearer. wore every type of system started with every type of attachment. so for 30 years i have been using tape everyday.. I remove it everyday and I get 1.2 years out of my pieces. I use poly and french lace I switch off year to year.I do not use exposed hairlines at all they are not undetectable.(maybe on the very thin skin but they tear easy) Im very critical when it comes to my hair and it has to be cut perfect and to this day my pieces are undetectable. Even when i went to a place for a position to sell pieces the guy thought i had started thinning.I just had an older pies=ce on and was waiting for anew one to come in.So just make sure you get a good cut on the pieces. And for me I would take it off everyday to wash my scalp. Thats just me.. The content here is very good I watch all the videos. Keep up the good work very informative...

The way I see it, wearing a hair system is no different to wearing a hat or a beanie. It's also Ironic that those who proclaim how they'd just shave their head are actually the insecure ones for having to constantly declare how much it doesn't bother them. Almost like they're trying to convince themselves. Also, the assumption that men get these things solely for the purpose of meeting women is pretty shallow. It's about self-esteem, confidence, and seeing yourself as you want to in the mirror. I think if transplants were more affordable then more people would get them and the class stigma of hair and even hair systems would be greatly reduced, but being backed into a corner when you are already feeling trapped will lead to overaggressive defensiveness.

I would never have guessed! Looks good!👍

Beautiful video man. Wow I appreciate it 🙌

I’d love recommendations. I saw a few young ones the age of my oldest son who had receding hair at 18-22 years old. I want to learn to do this as a business and focus on helping young people get this option. I’d find a subsidized way to do it.

Been wearing a system for 20 years and never had a problem with my sweat.

Should've got one with thinner hair. Many men request them too thick. And it doesn't mix with the thin hair on their head.

Thanks for the info. I'm def about my decision now

You're right brother! The sweat portion is not an issue for my .03 poly system. I am a baseball player and am a catcher. Let me tell you, I'm a catcher so my catchers helmet with massive sweating has never been an issue ever! After my games I shower up, toss some leave in conditioner in and my hair and hairline is perfect like I never had had a helmet on for 3 hours. Not sure if there are any ball players here but if there are and they're worried about having a hair system cuz they play ball, don't worry cuz it'll be all good!

Obsessed with your current hair system. It looks ah-mazing!

You made my day ! I am gonna a buy a one today !

Alright I'll do it, thanks brother

Now that more and more men are wearing it I’m finding it easier to detect who’s wearing a hair system. You can usually see from the sharpness and fullness of the hairline, if the texture , colour and fullness of your facial hair and the hair growing on your scalp is too great then it most likeley is. And let’s face it as we get older every cell in our bodies like our skin age as well and this includes our hair which would be more likeley to look less vibrant in colour and less thicker as we get older. It’s very rare to have youthful looking hair on someone that looks 45

The problem I always come back to and it still applies here... It just doesn't look real.

I think your hair looks great. Whatever gives you confidence is the best.

That hair look so good on you, love it! I don't have any hair loss but I'm in the process of buying a nice brown toupee because bleaching my hair is too difficult. Wearing wigs for men needs to be normalized and this is how we do it!

I’m 17 and balding aggressively, I gave minoxidil a go but had bad skin side effects. I think I’m going to give this a shot

I love my hair unit BUT I have experienced "mold" before. That's when I went more than 2 days without removing it and I had dirty bandaid smell and red bumps. Now I apply/remove daily with no issues. How in the world someone can go 2 weeks with one on baffles me.

The main problem if you have to put on virtual reality head piece , dive oxygen mask etc or just putting on a hat, especially a hard hat and if you are on a date it can be tragic . Hats eventually the pull hair out of the system , also if you want to go on an amusement park ride , lookout .

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 thanks for this.. my partner does and he wears it well undetected. I never even knew !

My biggest thing holding me back is the upkeep. People are saying you have to detach the whole hair system every week, or every other week or so. Doesn’t it feel confronting taking that thing off every time?

Thanks for the vid. Here is my intake from my own experience. For me I stopped for three primarily reasons: 1. Scalp skin was not appropriate and eventually I had some sort of an Infections spots. 2. Traveling and this makes its Mantinance difficult ( self Mantinance is not alawys ideal ) 3 being hesitant and self conscious about what if it's not probably fitted or starting to break. However, I can not dismiss how good it felt and how much of a positive impact it can have. My best advice is that people give it a go and see if it's for them.

This gave me confidence, Thanks

ur a king bro love ur energy

I've talked to some women in my age group (47) and more women say I should do it than not. I think it depends on your body type and image too. A tall, broad shouldered super masculine man might pull off a shaved head better than a hair system, because of social expectations. I've always been more more beta with a fairly petite frame so baldness doesn't suit me. Anyways I've written too much, but just wanted to share my surprise that many women are more open minded to it than we sometimes think...and I suspect much more open minded toward it than other men

i rather use hairsystem than being bald , and you look so much better and appealing..i dont think bald men look appealing

and definitely would love to get recs on where to buy the system. thanks!

Dai 25 anni ho smesso di uscire per colpa della calvizie… ho smesso di andare a ballare di andare ai festival. Non tanto perché mi vergognassi , semplicemente ero giù di morale, vedere passare di fianco a me un bel ragazzo o una bella ragazza e vedere che potevano curare la loro immagine a differenza mia mi mandava giù , rispondevo male a tutti i miei amici , ero scazzato, quindi ho deciso di stare a casa per non farmi vedere giù di morale. Ora sto pensando a tornare ad uscire e in futuro farmi una protesi. Anche se me la vivo male ora è passato il periodo peggiore.

Great hair man! Great attitude too.

Do you know of anyone who buys multiple systems and mixes and matches depending on their mood/look they are going for?

I need the name of system for my fiance! Thank you for this video!

I’m getting mines next week! Can’t wait

Thank you so very much for this video. I found it quite inspiring and happily subscribed. Will you eventually make a series or something along those lines on how to order the first unit? I’ve decided to try one long ago, but I’ve been putting it off for some time. My main dilemma is between ordering one by myself or going to someone who covers the whole process, at the least the first time (size, color etc)