I'm not judging but he had a lot of his own hair. I personally would not have a system if I had that much hair. If they cut his own hair short it would have looked fuller too. I've also seen several others do the system keeping their own hairline. However, you have to have a decent hairline to do this. Thanks, great video!

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I had that much hair!! Lolol

@HairSystemTalk

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah true it didn't look to bad

@tajdidajman4889

3 жыл бұрын

word up, this dude a clown or just there to advertise

@ToxicGamerDaddy

2 жыл бұрын

At his point its similar to mine, lightly adding fibers truly fully conceals and its undetectable, but maybe down the road get a hairline transplant perhaps 2 within 2 years and add the system it does look super natural

@GruppeSechs

2 жыл бұрын

Right? That dude was doing just fine. Why shave your actual hair off and get adhesive attached? How panicky.

Also do you realize the old guy in the video who owns Heydecke is also wearing a system. It also looks great.

thank you so much for sharing this video. I'm def going to using this style as I still have my own hairline.

Hey jake great video, would love to see more like this. Maybe you can do a video showcasing some of the best companies doing hair systems, another company i have seen a lot on Instagram doing great work is onna hair. I wish these companies were US based, i just dont see a lot of them doing systems like that here

Thank you - Thats a great analogy with the car parking!

Got my new unit on today and I love it. I still have a bit if my hair line, it blends in and I ware it up and exposed for the first week and a half. Then I have to take it off to clean etc but can never get it back on as perfect as the salon do as Jake mentioned.

Looks very good 👍

But by the way Jake dude you do a freat job thanks a lot for your help !!!

I have seen everything on the net fir the hair system and those guys were the first to popularise the hair system they have more experiments of anybody and theyare really professional and it cost a lot for their system 1 swear to god ....its normal they are so good the THEY are the best on earth !!

i have a problem , im 32 yo have no signs of hair loss of thinning of hair and i can’t stop watching videos about hair systems !!!😅😅

super content ... amazing video

Jake please do some videos of Caesar hairstyle systems. To me that’s probably the best hair replacement style as it covers the hairline.

I've been using fibers for the past 2 years. Enjoying it, I think I perhaps have one more year of fibers ahead of me, then I will have to consider either a system or buzzed head. At this moment I do have a tough time with the idea of glueing/taping fake hair to my head, for some reason applying a powder to what I have already is an easier concept to come to terms with, but I must admit that watching your videos is kind of normalising this a lot more for me, so much so that I think in time It may become something I could consider. Keep doing what you're doing, it's important to make this kind of stuff "OK" for guys. Balding isn't for everyone, it's great that we have non evasive options out there now.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck on your journey man!

@masterdimsen

3 жыл бұрын

I'd definitely also recommend a hair system. I did the same thing; started out with the fibers, even tried constructing a hairline with it on a buzzcut - and tried the full on shaved head. It was definitely a bit of a decision to make - I was one of those guys that "was never gonna get a toupee!" but... Here I am, and I am so much happier with it. Plus, it's not permanent at all, you could make the initial investment as a try out, see if it's for you, and if not you can shave your head and take it from scratch

Great videos. Good! I wanted to ask you what is the color of your hair in this video?

Hey it’s been 10 months since I used my first hair system, I bought it from LordHair I loved that piece! Lasted me till June then I was like it’s time for a new one since the color left the chat xD I got another one from the same ppl but I didn’t like it that much.. plus the color faded twice faster than the first one, I dyed it but I made a mistake of dying the base front line and I messed up.. question is do you have any comments/thoughts on the company? And I want to try some other company’s and suggestions? Btw the system was $180

Question, I consulted about transplantation and most clinics said live that you do not have enough donor area and if you do even three times it will not be full then I guess I need hair extension for men ,,, the question is are there any innovations in terms of strength strength? working on it ?

Hi jack I have diffuse hair loss, curly hair but always short hair styles. I am seriously thinking about getting a HT for the frontal third OR the frontal hair line and combined it with a hair system, but I am not sure... any advices

MAYBE I MISSED IT, BUT DID YOU SAY THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT SELLS THESE SYSTEMS?

I love your personality Jake. You seem soooooo nice. Another great video. Your topics stay very interesting. Keep up the incredible work!!!

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it bro!

Literally the best hairline i’ve seen and it makes sense why it is. I wish my hairline was still prominent enough to pull that off.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Haha me too! Would be epic

@thebest5productsforyou

3 жыл бұрын

Get a hair transplant

So here is my issue with this one, it does look incredible, my issue is if this guy got the same exact hair hair cut and style with his own hair, he would have practically achieved a near identical result considering how much of his own hair he still had on top. Looks great no doubt but a hair System in this case just seemed unnecessary is all

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

I doubt he could have achieved the volume, but I agree. Perhaps may have not be 100% needed. Ultimately it is his choice though, and who are we to argue with that?

@tintocherian7715

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly...and with some fibers, thickening spray, and a little color enhancement at the temples and hairline it wud hav exceeded what he acids achieved with the hair system

@coltonlundgren9455

3 жыл бұрын

I think he made a good decision. His hair was probably getting thinner and thinner over time and had he waited much longer, his real hair would’ve looked significantly thinner than the hair system. And close friends and family might notice the difference. Now his real hair can thin out while he wears this and nobody will notice. It’s a seamless transition. And if he’s gonna wear a hair system for the rest of his life, he may as well start now. I’m at the same stage where his real hair was at in this video and thinking about doing the same.

@silveribis55

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with Colton here...I think if you're going bald with that much hair, or showing thinning, and this is important to you, and you fully confident about doing a hair system, then get it in early before it all goes! Cos then it's like oh yeah just going with a fresh style... And not rocking shaven head for 5 years, then everyone sees you have suddenly decided to grow out all your hair and look a bit of a tramp for about 6 weeks just to give the salon some side to work with, then poof you're all nice full hair....they all gonna know! And if you were hoping for a very little fuss transition, that ain't happening like that lol. For me, I'm happy shaven! And been doing it for ages, just wanna give a system a go for a while one day, just to see. So I'd be open and honest about my head, I'd have to be...

Can anyone tell me what type of system they are using. I’m new at this.

Subscribed.

Everything you are talking about is spot on, but the way i spot hair systems is the sides and back never blend in with your natural hair. All i can say is, when you know how its done you can spot it in 9/10 times. Thats the truth. Hair systems always look great when you walk out the door.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah!

@bensmirmusic

2 жыл бұрын

it never blends if the sides and back are too short

Get an only front line hair transplant, and use a hair aystem for the rest, bye worries about frontlines

@thebest5productsforyou

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve been hyping this for ages!

@vaastafraja5685

5 ай бұрын

I have been considering this for a while know, any news? Did you do this yourself?

If I was to entertain a hair transplant, it would be along the hairline to achieve this result .... amazing!

That makes sense. During a hair transplant they transplant single grafts in the hairline and doubles and triples behind. This creates a softer hairline. They should monic this approach with hair units. Similar to plucking hairs yourself suppose.

@jeevanrohtak5126

10 ай бұрын

U said it

Most of us don't have hair to hide the front line of the system. And if I had that much natural hair I wouldn't have a system.

Should he have chosen clipping hair system instead of the taping one?

Like you said the good thing is they didnt shave his natural hairline ,, several videos I’ve watched from this channel and other ones which they shaved 🪒 the hairline For whatever reason . I’m glad they chose a different method this time

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Looks great

This is why if you are severely bald, the best way to get a completely undetectable "full" head of hair is to get a transplant at the hairline and wear a system behind it.

@TheJmcobb84

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea.

Hi great video. I want to get a hair system but i feel scared that it might be detectable. How do u feel about ur hair system do u enjoy it and is it difficult to maintain

@jeevanrohtak5126

10 ай бұрын

Its haraam

I purchased a thin skin poly v looped unit, cut and fit myself, I’m not a hair stylist but having started losing my hair in my early 20’s have been cutting what I had due to hiding my hair loss and avoiding the barbers, so was comfortable with scissors, the results are amazing and have restored confidence also the mrs loves it, so far the unit is in great shape 2 months on, I wear it exposed hairline but discreet style not pompadour, just neat, and have had not a single person notice that it is anything other than my own hair, which it has now become. Maintenance- conditioner wash about every 3 days, I remove every 7 days to clean, shave and retape/glue (tape at back & sides, glue at front) daily Argan/coconut oil to restore shine and then a bit of styling paste, takes no effort the hardest part is the removal and refit but have now sussed it and takes a little over an hour. I wish I heard about this 10 years ago the amount of time and money I wasted on regaine, finasteride, powders and sprays is ridiculous for really no results, this has been instant and in a way life changing, so basically if you are thinking about it do your research find the right style and go from there, it is a commitment but in my situation is actually less hassle👍

@Lamiaromain

3 жыл бұрын

D T I only wear it exposed and is perfectly manageable, once a week I remove and refit due to regrowth loosening up the tape, not enough for it to fly away in the wind but noticeable to me, maintenance wise maybe 1 hour a week possibly more when trimming my bio hair, considering my previous routine I spend far less time managing now and get consistently the same results. At first I thought that everyone would be looking at it and would know that I’m wearing a piece but no, nothing, I have blended in, I work in a particularly hot environment and even when sweating profusely it doesn’t budge. I couldn’t comment on how it reacts to say a gym session or a run, but between work and the kids though it has held up exceptionally.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input guys!

@Lamiaromain

3 жыл бұрын

D T no problem, it’s true, at first you’re buzzing because you got hair again, but then you go out and are paranoid that everyone is looking at it, but that soon passes when you realise no one is looking, and if they do look it isn’t because they’re suspicious😉in my personal experience I’d say the first week was the hardest mentally to adapt and overcome that paranoia but it settles and I started enjoying having hair again, I honestly have no regrets👍

@gottmituns6628

Жыл бұрын

@@Lamiaromain how die you deal with fading though? That’s my biggest concern. I wanna try s system but have heard horror stories of them fading lol

@Lamiaromain

Жыл бұрын

@@gottmituns6628 fading happens around the month mark, i use an off the shelf dye, typically loreal or the like, i dye my bio hair the recommended time but the unit itself dye on for a minute or so, the uptake of colour is very different to bio hair so any longer can result in a much darker tone, this extends the life of the unit significantly, i'd say 3-4 months is the typical lifespan before density and quality start to deteriorate depending on care possibly even longer👍

I’ve seen a hair system where the front was a bit thin and irregular. Looked much better than other systems

@jeevanrohtak5126

10 ай бұрын

Konsa brand

A Very common technique used in the industry , once u have a good existing hairline , I wore my system this way 4 a few years

@karl810

2 жыл бұрын

why didn't you just use hair fibers if you had this much hair and a perfectly fine hair line to begin with?

you can make a centimeter of micro hair transplant on your hairline, it could cost relatively cheap and it would improve the appearance of you hairsystem, look at bosley or another plastic surgeon in miami, there are a lot with insane prices

I did that with my 1st system many years ago. Was not difficult at all. Thanks for the great info.

That's actually a really good idea if you have enough of a front hairline.

It is a great advantage when the client has his own hair line, the result can definitely not fail, and the type of system they used is an ultra light system that looks incredible but the duration is very short, the client has to buy from 6 to 8 sets in the year. but the result is incredible !!! excellent work.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input Carla!

Keep UP the good work from France!

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother!

Since he’s a diffuse thinner, would his short hair on the sides look less and less dense over time, eventually to the point of being completely hairless? I’m also a diffuse thinner, no recession, so this looks like something I’d wanna do but just wanna know how practical it is long-term.

@ivanplis5554

2 жыл бұрын

No, you never fully lose it

@MuhammadZegras

2 жыл бұрын

Doubt it. Usually the NW 7 seems to be the cap. And even if the sides did thin as well you could till likely make something work with a system

Dude I totally agree with you. I never wear my hair up it never looks 100% real once you can détect the hairline. That's why I wear bangs. And so many people tell me that I'd look great with my hair up (ya right lol). I do it all myself now because thé stylists in my area suck. You dont need much skill..you néed to go through thé motions...glue on your head and cut around the tape..if some sides are Jagged cooked no one can tell..you gotta know how to style it..and you do a great job. You look great

@bensmirmusic

2 жыл бұрын

what kind of hairline base do you have

@michaelgordon3241

2 жыл бұрын

@@bensmirmusic french lace

@bensmirmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelgordon3241 isn’t lace suppose to look real on hairline ? Do you have double knots on the front ?

@michaelgordon3241

2 жыл бұрын

@@bensmirmusic i have been wearing hair since Im 24. Im 40 now. I have seen it look realistic on myself and others a handful of times. Heat causes it to lift and most who wear it up look like theyre hiding the base and the hair isnt growing out of the head. Hairlines arent perfect...you cant tell in a photo or video and lighting makes the difference...better off wearing down to the side messy look but definitely need some bangs

There is another channel "Onna hair". It's a Turkish company dealing in hair systems and just look at the hairlines; mind blowing

@minolooik8783

3 жыл бұрын

Yes man, they look great! Do you know how much their systems cost?

@AnasAllahwala

3 жыл бұрын

@@minolooik8783 no idea man, but I'm pretty sure they would be expensive cuz of the quality work and product

@stevedgrossman

3 жыл бұрын

Some, not all...

@stevedgrossman

3 жыл бұрын

@@minolooik8783 $700 US, for stock or custom... which is VERY HIGH... and it's Turkey.

@HairSystemTalk

3 жыл бұрын

Gonna give that a look thanks for letting us know!

I’m speculating that this is how Jack Lord’s lace front hairpiece was done.

with hair that thick to start with, why wouldn't hair fibers be a better option? considering all the difficulties/maintenence that come with a hair system, i just don't understand why you would choose to start using a hair system when you have that much hair to start with.

The reason it looks so real at the front is because it is real. Why on earth would you shave your hair off then stick one of these on? It makes a mockery of genuinely bald guys.

Of course, he has hair.

hey jake, i wanna get a hair system but i still have a reasonable amount of hair left on my scalp, will this be a problem because of the itch?

@richardb607

3 жыл бұрын

You would have to shave the area where you would want to attach your hair system. The glue or adhesive tape being used would not stick to your existing hair. Best of luck to you if you're struggling with hair loss and it makes you unhappy, this I so worth it. Takes a bit of time to get used to and you'll learn from your mistakes (especially if you do it yourself) but you'll become a pro in no time. I've found a way to master lining up the system properly.

@kuhjakman669

3 жыл бұрын

Richard B thank you ... yes i am struggeling a lot and that‘s why im considering it. How often do I have to shave the remaining hair on my head ? I still have a full head of hair just receded hairline and temples and very thinned out hair but it covers a lot

@richardb607

3 жыл бұрын

Kuhjak Man you can try coloured sprays or fibres until it really starts to bother you. Otherwise, you would need to shave your head every time you do the removal and reapplying. For me, usually once every 2 to 3 weeks. After doing it a few times, it becomes very routine. Curtis with HairByMHE has some very good videos of making a template and how to shave your head properly. I can guarantee you that it’s going to freak you out the first time you shave your head. You’ll probably ask yourself, what did I just do? Maybe even cry to be honest. But then once you see that full head of hair securely glued down to your scalp, it’ll all be worth it. I first use a trimmer (Phillips One Blade - small and easy to control) to shave my head. Then I go over that trimmed out area with a regular razor and shaving cream to make it nice and smooth. Make sure to have a really clean scalp and apply a scalp protector before applying the glue or tape. My suggestion would be to get all your supplies ahead of time. Curtis at HairByMHE has starter kits that come with absolutely everything you need when just starting out which I really recommend and also at very reasonable prices). He also sells the hair units so you can get it all in one convenient place. Both Jake and Curtis have extremely helpful videos to guide you through this journey. They both helped me more than they realize and I’m forever grateful to both of them.

@kuhjakman669

3 жыл бұрын

Richard B thanks for the answer again ... I am actually living in Germany and thus would consider going to the Heydecke Hairsystem Hairsalong who specializes on Hair Systems and stuff, and get it installed there. Or do you think I should do it myself from the start ?

@kuhjakman669

3 жыл бұрын

Richard B and another question is do you think people will notice it ? or how many? because my plan is I want to get it installed during semester holidays and then comr back to college with it haha and yeah i would love to see your pics you can mail me at fireskyfx@gmail.com

Bro the key thing is .. he is using thin mesh hair system which his hair system look even better

Hi buddy ive watched your chanel from the rocky beginning - look forward to the next instalment- great video - no young guy really wants to go for a transplant - the drugs u have to take to keep the hair from falling out reallyvscrews with your bedroom activity

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Whoa now, rocky beginnings? 😂

@derekpreston8099

3 жыл бұрын

@@JakeKent meant in the best possible way buddy - your productions are very smooth now

justy got my hair system today. paid £1000 and waited two months just realised ive been ripped off no scalp protector or anything, haircut was atrocious, the hairline is not straight yet was meant to be a custom fit. asking for a full refund from the company so hoping i get somewhere

@momentoftruth9827

3 жыл бұрын

Which company was this Koggz ?

@HairSystemTalk

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it works out for ya bro 👍 stay positive

@-The-Golden-God-

3 жыл бұрын

Who was it?

@stefanbathe8390

3 жыл бұрын

That is awful😬 which company did this to you???

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck on your resolution. Let us know how it gors

WTF - that guy has SOOOO much hair - That makes me mad! He has got it easy.

@JakeKent

2 жыл бұрын

Haha!

Wish I had that much hair, I'm a proper slap head 🤣

Looking legit.

Hey Jake, well I was there at HEYDECKE. I mean the studio which did this transformation in Hamburg/ Germany...I started just this year in May. I feel real good because it looks real natural. I saw some other guys and depending on the stylist and on the customers style whish it can also look very unreal from time to time. That is why I chose the unexposed hairline. 👍

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@stefanbathe8390

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jake. We all like to improve ourselves, right? So. Here is my proposal just for you.. Noticed you looked much more natural before. So...my suggestion: Use Hair Wax or Pomade. Both using very little hold to keep it shiny and ...natural. As said . Reason I say this: It is from am outside view and nowadays it looks more like a toupet. Maybe you liike to try it out. Just my thought of trying to improve😘 No blowdryer required . *EVER*

@stefanbathe8390

3 жыл бұрын

By the way. I have the same hairlength just right know and similar hair colour. BTW you do a real great job. Indeed.

I also have a good hairline but It's very thin behind the hairline compared to that guy in the vid, I consider clip on systems that clip in right behind the hairline because I saw a few great results like that from India, do you think clip in systems are reasonable option for people who still have a decent frontal hairline?

what was this guy thinking, he has a ton of hair left, he is way off needing a hair system.

why in the world would that guy get a system?!?!!?!

They get tonnes of negative reviews.

NO, this is the most absurd example of using a hair system without need it

Really Jake...... This man almost has a full head of hair. Although he was thinning most of the hairs hadn't even started to miniaturize. Pretty sure this guy will have his hair for many years to come. Now I don't trust Heydecke, he does not need to wear hair.

Couldn't he get that same effect with his own hair? Surely he could of just used hair thickening spray

Here is an idea for you Jake, partner with a hair transplant clinic for your future hair system company aha

@JakeKent

2 жыл бұрын

thats actually not a bad idea

Tried that with my fue hairs in front. But got wack results from fue. Scammer docs that say one time and say one more and try to run your wallet dry. Just going to wait till they have a better transplant method or new option for growth for hairline, I suppose. So latest news is, this guy told me of a poly hair system that was .03 but strong like a .05 or .06, but he cashed out for it from perma plus hair systems, made by Ellen willie, made in USA Might have to see if Lavivid can produce something like this. Would be great with lace in the middle hair system. They might have to use swiss tho, if French is too thick for them to merge with the .03 And also since u wear tape in front, all the more real and less thickness to worry about in front, meaning better hairline bonus.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input!

It is super expensive though. I'm from Germany and I've heard about their prices. It's almost in the same league as CNC hair systems.

@momentoftruth9827

3 жыл бұрын

how much ??They do seem to be the leaders in the industry. Far better than some of the UK based companies

@depecheden

3 жыл бұрын

I had a Whatsapp Call from them. It´s not so that expensive if you get 2 or more hair systems and make everything else on your own. This is a great result, but for honest, he is not the typical guy who wears a hair system because he has hairs in front left. BTW Jake thanks for your content greetings from old Europe ;)

@jozsefkiss6466

3 жыл бұрын

Hey At Heydecke 2 hairsystems are 1000 euros +200 euros for cutting/installing And they teach you the maintenance as well

@joshgates2671

3 жыл бұрын

No, you are wrong, it's a simple French or swiss lace behind his original hairline. Which u can get a good quality one for like $220 or cheaper from many companies. $90 directly from a Chinese manufacturer.

@Sebastian_Najmanovich

3 жыл бұрын

Jozsef Kiss wayyy over the top for something that lasts a few months

The problem is that most guys get a piece that is way too perfect. The ones I think look best aren't super thick, the hairline is irregular in hair density and not a perfect line from left to right. They aren't very long either. How many guys over 30 have long hair like a print model, dangling down past their eyebrows? Having dull looking natural hair, and flawlessly thick, shiny, long haired piece on top is more noticeable. Some of the systems today are quite good, and more reasonably priced than they once were. Get one and work with a talented stylist.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Have you been in the industry a long time?

Good video , thats what all hair system wearers should do get a front hairline transplant and back it up with a hair system no one will suspect a real hairline and its way more natural thats what i would do .

Everyone can do that. Combine hair transplant and hairsystem. Hair transplant just the hairlines area and complete with a hairsystem. Thank me later 🤙🏻

Here's a tid bit, you mentioned lace front. Google lace front wings (black women). Anyway, get a lace front hear system, pull the hairs backwards away from your face, get some tweezers, create baby hairs, but instead of gluing them down to your forehead, temple etc. Let the baby hair you created sit for a minute. Pluck lightly until you achieve a realistic scalp line. Then Brush the baby hairs backwards as well. This should give the same results as guy in the video .

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Gwendolyn!

@jeevanrohtak5126

10 ай бұрын

Nifty tip there aunty Gwen

The answer is no

This is ridiculous. This man still, has hair! He needs a hair system like hollyweird needs another closeted gay actor! People, this isn't an easy road. Hair systems take a tremendous amount of work and money. No, one and I literally mean no one, who isn't at least as bald as Jake, should even consider it!

Wish I had a hairline to do this with 😂

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Haha same!

Sure, the more GOOD hair you have... the better the results. If you have a solid hairline, and just have crown balding... you can use just a "topper", and the results are flawless. But I will gather that MOST of us have no front hairlines... and serious temple recession... that with the prevelence of DUPA... makes it much harder.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the inout

not so impressed..... he used his actual own front hairline..very few people go bald in that way..... so it was a bit of a freak accident

Yea......., tell the women find out. Being bald is way better. Wearing a wig is like Wearing a fake rolex

Woah...wait a minute! This is VERY misleading! This isn't the system's hairline, this is his own hairline and his hair is incorporated into the system..which is behind his hairline. You can't call this a hair system hairline when it's not. That being said, I recently found a company that does absolutely AMAZING front hairlines on actual systems...and they do it by a tried and true method that Afro-american women have been doing for decades....tweezing. Look up Dermatex Hair on KZread and watch a couple of their videos and you'll see the most amazing hairlines. I'm a hairstylist myself and have worked in film, theatre, fashion, and have ventilated wigs. An amazing hairline is all in the technique of ventilating. However, these Chinese companies that mass produce still haven't gotten it right when it comes to the hairline..no matter how "natural" or "graduated" they say it is. Anyone can have a phenomenal hairline by just tweezing it and creating a more graduated look, it just takes a bit of time.. and you can KZread videos on how to do it. It's a technique I've done for years when working with wigs and hair pieces. It really is a great technique. That being said, if you're going to try it, I suggest buying a cheap lace wig from an African-american store, you can get some for $30, and practice on that so you can get a feel for it and then do it on your system.

@JakeKent

3 жыл бұрын

hey mark, i'd love to connect with you about this. jake@dillymedia.com. send me an email with a brief description of this comment :)

Why in hell would u shave your FULL HEAD of nice biological HAIR so that u can glue fake hair to your scalp that will loosen when sweating, will loosen with humidity, will loosen when in the water, that needs to be maintained daily, and that is expensive. Im not judging ANYONE who wears a hair piece; if it makes u fell better about yourself, than Im genuinely happy for you, but it baffles me why this young man would shave his real hair so that he can clue fake hair to his scalp. I don't get it.