SMP Looks Buzz Look Client 3

[SMPLooks]

This client's hairline had completely eroded and he wanted to use SMP to redefine it. The after pictures show him post 2 passes of temporary SMP with hair grown a bit longer. He will return soon for another pass and he tells us he is now shaving his head even closer. We will update with new pics asap.....

 

[SMPLooks]

Side view 1

 

[SMPLooks]

Side view 2

 

[SMPLooks]

Thanks for the critique Fred. The client's own mother actually asked him if he was taking something because his hair was looking so much thicker. She had no clue he had SMP done. We also did advise he shave down closer like when we first did the SMP, and told us he will have it shaved closer for his followup pictures. IMO this really helps blend the SMP with native hair.

 

[SMPLooks]

Here he is immediately after his first pass with hair shorter

 

[SMPLooks]

Thanks so much Fred! Yes, we've been getting really nice results thanks to Milena's teaching and using her products exclusively. I'm also kind of obsessed with studying hairlines and hairline design. Sometimes I find myself staring at a bald guy's head and imagining hairlines, lol.

Regarding this client, sometimes it takes guys a bit to adjust to the shaved head look and I think this particular guy just got excited to see a hairline reemerge. As I said I'll be posting updated shots soon...

 

[Coopman]

Blends in well with his existing hair to give a very natural looking result.

Artistically from the photo the results look impressive.

Thats good to see as I see so many SMP results where it looks like someone has drawn a helmet on someones head, giving a freakish looking result.

 

[SMPLooks]

Thanks Coopman! The key to making SMP look natural, IMO, is twofold: tiny dot size and a well-designed, age-appropriate hairline. I tend to prefer broken, jagged hairlines. It's also key to go with less density up front so it has a natural fade to it. And I find placing a few dots here and there outside the line give it a more natural look as well.