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    Quote Originally Posted by Westonci View Post
    Im thinking about getting one.
    Google it...I haven't heard of anyone actually getting one on this forum, lot of talk, but never seen any posts or pictures of actual hair systems here.

    I do know the technology is much better now than ever...but there is a lot of reoccurring costs involved.

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    Ill let you know, im a few weeks away from one

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    Yeah let me know, I just ordered a partial piece for the temples. Won't be getting it for another 6 weeks though

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    There is no way for anyone to know if wearing will be a "daily hassle." I have been wearing for years. I have no daily hassles. I attach and I am good for at least 3 weeks....more commonly 4 weeks. I post a reminder on a calendar that reminds me when I am approaching 4 weeks. Otherwise, I would not have a clue.

    Everyone is different. Read some of the posts on hairloss forums devoted exclusively to hairsystems. Some wearers are in crisis every day. The majority of "wearers" go through life with little or no issues. I suspect most never even read this or other forums related to hair systems. They wear with few if any issues.

    Hairsystems are very inexpensive. Do not get suckered into buying one from one of the vendors selling overpriced systems with extended contracts. Virtually all systems today come from China. The only difference is the price charged by the "salon" versus the internet retailer.

    A learning curve exists in the beginning for a new wearer. But it should be a short curve. Good luck.

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    Have you ever tried a front partial piece? Any success with those or do you use a full piece?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jrw651 View Post
    Have you ever tried a front partial piece? Any success with those or do you use a full piece?
    I wear a "topper" as opposed to a partial or a "full cap." I have made a partial that I spliced into the front of an existing topper that needed repair. Recently I made a partial for the back of a topper because I wanted to extend the length (front to back) of the hairpiece. I learned to ventilate several years ago because I wanted to keep my pieces looking fresh. Over time (actually a fairly short time) a hairpiece looses hair. The loss of hair becomes more noticeable at the hairline. Ventilation solves this issue quite easily. I also fill in hair loss on top, the sides and the back as necessary.

    In your post you do not mention the size of your partial. I am assuming it is a partial intended to fill in hair at the hairline. If so it probably spans the hairline from temple to temple and is perhaps somewhere between a 1/2" to 1 1/2" at its deepest point. Conceivably it could be greater than 1 1/2" depending on your particular situation. As long as it is attached securely with an adhesive and/or tape combination that works you should not need to be concerned about lift. Also the density, color and blend (how the hair on the partial blends into your real hair) is particularly important for a natural result.

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    http://www.flickr.com/photos/111350685@N04/12823329815/

    Take a look at the template I had made for the partial in the front... I can cover the back well with concealers... Just want bring the front forward, its about 1 1/2'' I just sent in hair samples for them to match color... I choose light density. with a curvy wave...

    Hopefully this partial blends in and lasts through 6+ months through the summer. Should be receiving it in early April. When and if I lose enough hair to shave the top off for a topper than I will consider it... If this could work the rest of the year and restore my confidence that would be amazing.

    I choose not to fill the temples in for a more natural look.

    Anyways check the specs I sent in below..


    1. Base - all Swiss lace-

    2. Density - light on the hairline,

    3. Color- Match hair sample

    4. Length -4"

    5. Curl- 3.2cm

    6. Free style on the hairline

    7. Bleached knots

    How do you ventilate the piece? Anyways, thanks for the advice, its very helpful and its great to hear this from someone with the experience. Appreciate it lvlace.

    Also, what online company did you order your system from?

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