Hair Replacement (Need help)

[sansquiff]

Hi folks,

I'm new to this forum but I'm not new to hair loss/replacement.
I'm 29 and have been wearing hair replacements since 2008 (aged 25)

I am based in Dublin and since then I have wore hair replacement systems from various companies around Dublin, Ireland and they've ranged between ‚¬300 to ‚¬600 depending. (Apart from the time I was conned into paying ‚¬3'000 for my first system by Advanced hair studio)
I usually change the price every 12 to 16 weeks as I like to keep it fresh and as realistic as I can.

I am happy with wearing replacement systems and want to continue doing so. But, as I am looking to tone it down a bit financially, I am wondering if anyone on here could reccommend any honest online replacement sites/companies who sell hair a little less expensive.
I usually wear lace pieces (custom made)

I hope if anyone on here who is wearing replacement systems and may be shopping with an online company at a good price, that you can let me know.
If you could link me to a site or reccommend competing companies in the UK/Ireland.

Thanks a lot.
Sans quiff. )(_::

 

[recedingboy]

My father has purchased from Hollywood Lace.

He goes for the french lace with poly back I believe. Free flow hair (supposedly can be styled in ay direction).

They are usually not timely in their delivery, but their prices are good and quality is comparable with more expensive solutions.

I would order one to see how you like the experience. They are based in the U.S. (Florida), factory in China, but ship internationally.

hollywoodlace.com

 

[alam13]

Hi sansquiff
I am newbie here when i was visiting across this site , suddenly I looked your post and just decided to stop back and have a read of your articles . Because i face the same problem as you are. some time i visited Amazan.com but did not get proper result.
Thank you for your useful post . It is exactly what I needed. Maybe some one [):h::will show me perfect way.

 

[recedingboy]

Before you can order a custom hairsystem, you must send in a template of your head shape and desired coverage.

Make a template:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqQssZ8_V5g

You must also send in a sample of your existing hairs by cutting a bunch of pieces. The bunch you send in should be taped together and should be approximately representative in terms of gray to color hair distribution.

After you receive the piece, it will be long and shaggy. You will need to "cut in." Basically, trim the hairs to suit your style. You can take it to a local hair piece salon, or small independent barber shop that is low key. Women are usually better cutters. Cut ins are not cheap, approximately $40 USD to $70 USD expected. Or have a friend, wife, other who has scissors and proper hair tools to cut it for you.

Cut in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJgSiwDdcok

 

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