WOULD YOU LIKE TO USE YOUR REGULAR STYLIST TO MAINTAIN YOUR hair4all HAIR REPLACEMENT?

We will talk to your regular stylist and develop an understanding with him/her where a relationship can be built with you the client feeling comfortable with your regular stylist looking after your hair replacement needs. This is one of the most popular services that hair4all offers to clients purchasing our hair systems.

If you want us to locate you a stylist then please use the Contact Local Stylist to let us know where you are based, or we might already have an Affiliated Stylist in your area.

Regular Stylist

Instructions for your Regular Stylist to cut-in your hair system

Cutting and styling the hair system is almost exactly like cutting and styling the natural head of hair. There are only a couple of important differences:

The main thing that you MUST do is to keep the hair extremely long where it hangs down the sides and back of the head. Actually, you should not shorten the overall length of the hair that hangs at the sides and back at all.

Start an inch away from the base material of the hair system, and thin away about 10% of the hair using thinning shears. Proceed a little further away from the base and thin another 10% of the hair away.

Proceed out on the strands of hair another half inch, thinning another 10%. Keep doing this until at the very ends of the hair there’s very little hair left.

The idea is to make sure there is NO DISTINCT LINE where the hair from the hair system starts. It should be totally feathered in. If this is done correctly, different colour blends will look very natural. Using this gradual blending technique, the result is a fantastic natural looking head of hair.

The tool for this is old-fashioned thinning shears. Only thinning shears that have the teeth of a comb are suitable.

The top and front of the hair system is exactly like cutting the top and front of natural growing hair.

It is best and we strongly recommend that the hair system be cut in two stages. The first time, leave the hair slightly longer than the desired end result. Give the hair time to settle then blend to the finished style.

Summary:

Leave it very long
Thin a little near the base
Thin more as you go away from the base
Thin a lot near the ends
Thin it almost totally away at the ends
Have no distinct edge where the hair system starts
Cut and style the top and front like a natural head of hair
Do it in two stages

If you have any doubts, questions, concerns, or feedback then please let us know and we will be happy to assist.

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