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“The MOOD RING Effect” - SMP Looks Different In Different Lighting
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Lighting makes a difference when it comes to anything. Better to have a "soft" look than too dark. Great content
Yes, we most definitely agree.
Thanks for your comment :)
Interesting comments and discussion. I'm about to get SMP on Monday. I'm totally bald (more or less) on top but don't really want to get SMP to look like I have a full head of hair. I don't mind it being a bit light, so long it adds some definition to my scalp. I'd rather have it look a bit subtle than go to the opposite extreme where it looks fake.
Exciting man! Best of luck!
This is not understood by enough people in my opinion. I believe more guys would opt this way if they fully grasped how unnatural most results appear, especially as the years go on.
You will not regret this as long as your artist can produce :)
@@scalp_logic Thanks! I basically looked for the top reviewed place in Sydney (where I'm from) and they seemed like the real deal, looking at their previous work. Not to mention the artist having 7 years experience. Great to hear that this is the right approach. It's like the story of Icarus where flying too close to the sun is dangerous. If you get greedy, the risks increase exponentially.
@@jgonsalk you’re exactly right. Be cautious of good marketing. It’s all about the proven healed results, and the ability & patience to utilize a single needle in order to create subtle P!
We rarely recommend anyone, but Noir SMP is so good, I would literally let her work on my head 💯
how'd it go?
@@gawgaw6941 I made videos on another channel. ua-cam.com/video/Wh-naopTLOk/v-deo.html
I generally don't mind but sometimes worry that people notice. This is overblown as it is very subtle and most people still think I'm bald (which was always the idea).
So, I've got mixed feelings. Yes, I look better most of the time. But in some lighting it looks slightly off (not to others but to me) and I don't like having to shave it every day or risk looking weird.
This is off topic but the woman in this video is gorgeous , the hair is so on point
We thank you.
It’s actually not off topic because when I was bald and lacked confidence, I would think this woman is out of my league. Nichole is the person who convinced me to laser remove my original smp (four years ago) so she could redo it with Subtle SMP :)
Take her make up off to get a better idea of her true appearance.
I think another aspect of why bright lighting affects the look is because usually there are people that get their smp to match the buzzed cut hair. I feel like if you get smp to match an against the grain razor shaved look then the whole head will be flat and shine and will match better in the sun.
It is certainly a preference thing. Not everyone will agree.
In my opinion, the choice is very simple. One method looks real, and the heavier method looks fake.
My aim is to always go as dark and bold as possible while leaving tiny ink impressions same size as real hair stubble...keeping it real.
@@scalp_logic so having SMP to match puzzcut look is also good choice?
I had SMP done about 5 years ago and I feel this way, super insecure under bright lighting or outside. It really sucks. It shines like crazy under certain lighting. Don't know how to correct this but definitely can't keep living feeling like this. First hair loss now this.
I can feel you through the screen, sir 😔
I know that feeling too well.
I suggest you get it laser removed firstly.
If you decide to get Subtle P or the like, we put a lot of good information to identify so you can choose the right artist.
Few guys understand the crippling effect getting an unnatural appearing SMP treatment can be.
@@scalp_logic do you happen to know any good artists in Canada that would be a good artist for Subtle P?
Hellooo did you know that there are anti shine bald creams that bald men already use to lower bald-shine??? For example, Gillette Baldy is a brand out there and I'm sure there are many. No reason for your scalp to be shining. I think there is also a hack with baby powder and lotion. :) good luck. Also, after 5 years with an SMP...is it not time for a touch-up?
@@Frichilsasta08 Oh yeah, there are a lot of anti shine makeup products out there.
@@raisepoppins6298 hey man, sorry you had to go through this. I’m having trouble visualizing what you mean. Where can i see what you’re describing? What would I google ? Is it because you have too much ink and it’s too dark?
Wow! This is so great...something ive been wondering about. Im going to have a goal of dark as possible even though I'm colorblind
Thanks for watching :)
The lady seems more informative towards getting it done than not, dude has me mentally all over the place, I love the fact you’re comforting us to feel secure about whatever situation your in, but at the same time you have it done! That’s like telling a poor person it’s ok if you’re poor, you don’t have to better your situation just be content in it, WTF!
I got it done bc it made me feel empowered and confident. Not everyone will have that experience. Thats just human nature.
Yes the gym white lights in the Locker room omg I hate the shiny shiny look on the top of my head the smp totally dissapears under really bright lights
It can be a bummer for some. I rest easy knowing as soon as the spotlight is off, the full body look reappears. Same thing happens to real hair shave 🪒 all the way down.
I had a client who wanted me to make his SMP appear the way it did in one particular picture. Thankfully he accepted my explanation that to do so would end with an over-saturated end result.
Yes, there is a big learning curve for artists and especially clients to fully understand what results are best.
I look bald in the sunlight and in the shade it looks amazing
Thank you for sharing. That sounds like a high standard result 😁
Yes Danny, that is me too, i was a bit disappointed at first but after watching this i get it now
@Anakin Skywalker I’ve had it redone by a top smp specialist and it looks amazing now in all lights so go ahead with this procedure
@@dannygraves8334 who did you go to ?
@@scalp_logic so a passed SMP should look bald under sunlight, but in the shade the grain should be visible?
I wish i would have seen this video before i got my smp yesterday. When i saw the video in the shop, it looked so well in that lighting. I am not a big fan of s and p with overhead light. I think i might go back to fibers.
Oh no, sorry to hear this.
Would you so kind to elaborate? Would love to know the artist or company, but if you’re not comfortable, absolutely fine.
When you saw the video in the shop? Was that the shop you went to? Not a fan of smp with overhead lighting?
Fibers work well, but require daily attention :(
@@scalp_logic I do not want to mention the shop because he does great work and the smp work of other clients looks absolutely amazing and natural. . I think that he is one of the best smp artists. My hair was thinning, but I was not completely bald I have about 70 percent of my hair. With the fibers and LeBron spray I was able to accomplish two things 1. cover all grey hair and 2. fill the light spots. I am getting my second session next month. Maybe it will make a difference, but the thing that I hate the most is my grey hair is very visible with the stubble. I am 40 and my main goal was to get smp to save time and hide grays. My hair just looks so awkward with the grey roots around the crown area. I really hope that the second session does the trick.
@@steven1811 lebron spray? 😆 Love that.
Yes, it sounds like you just need to take some time to figure out the best hair length and regime to fully otpimize your look to your preference. Just shaving lower (I know a lot of guys don’t want to do that) may be your solution.
Thanks for sharing! You’re helping more guys than you realize that are in a similar situation.
Put matte primer on your head and it looks good in every light
Well played.... but don’t underestimate that putting a product on every day is too much for most guys to have as a regimen,
What kind of product for example? Can you give name of products? Thanks!
@@javi5827 amazing Raymond's is a great mattifier
@@suezin6672 Thanks Sue, but I don't find the product on internet. Can you paste the link here. Thanks in advance🙏
@@javi5827 try Headblade Headlube matte moisturiser lotion
I have hair but shave my head, and it also looks pretty different in different lighting.
Thanks for the comment. Are you saying your hair (with no SMP) has the same effect?
@@scalp_logic Well I dont know if its the exact same as it would be with SMP. But yes, my hair does look different in different lighting, and it can disappear in some lighting conditions.
That’s so true- great topic 👌🏼
This is such a good topic that needs to be expanded on for people to better understand!
We have realized so many guys that eventually laser remove their (unsavory) SMP would have been saved before the fact if they had understood the “mood ring effect” concept :)
SMP should look natural and real under any circumstance.
I’m 20 years old and I’ve had SMP for a few months! I was 19 when I had my sessions done the guy I went to was the best Reviewed in NY, he only had me come for 3 sessions tho and said within 3-5 years I’ll need a touch up. I still had mainly all my hair when I had this done but my hairline was receding and my crown was thinning and seeming how I was only 19 doctors wouldn’t approve me for a hair transplant so I quickly chose this option! I def don’t regret but if you have most your hair it looks a lot different then if you were already fully bald and got it done. Right now I use a pair of Andies Tline timers almost everyday and it looks short enough in most lighting and stuff but sometimes when I’m in the sun I’ll catch a reflection where it looks like my stubbles are more noticeable then the ink and I wonder if I should just shave clean with a razor to get even lower? Also everyone says it’s a huge upgrade at like work and my ex Gf liked it my family likes it but sometimes I do get a bad reflection and don’t feel as confident even tho to the human eye it prolly looks fine so I’m prolly overthinking
Feels amazing to have this done compared to the lack of confidence, fun, excitement, etc. that comes with be bald! I can feel your enthusiasm :)
You’re not overthinking. In my view you’re dialed in and if you can notice any discrepancy, then most definitely someone (or many people) will also notice the discrepancy.
Whether this occurs often or not seems to be a driving determination to consider when choosing an artist or even getting something like this done.
I repeat my view often, but if ANYONE can tell at any moment I’ve had a treatment done, that would defeat the whole purpose. It can look so real nobody would ever know.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! 🙏🏼
Overthinking goes also for shaved look without SMP. Bald shaved look is totally good and in natural. No one thinks its weird. But SMP can look weird or it just dont make so much difference. But still i am thinking to do one
Hi mate had 2 sessions with Skalp London
Really great experience
Looks great in any darker dull/ not too bright lighting but can’t really see it under bright lighting
That’s the mood ring effect alright. Glad to hear you’re happy with results! 🙏🏻 Difficult for artists to create realistic results and not leave an inky effect in great lighting.
So is that a good thing then
Where in most lighting it’s great but then when it’s bright your can barely see it?
Is that good?
I’m due a final session in 6 weeks
@@MrRsisownage Thats exactly the part i hate...I wan't smp or some sort of procedure that hasn't been invented yet to give that effect even under bright sun at the beach....There's still a long way to go in this industry...Only possibility perhaps is an fue transplant blend with smp
The bottom line is that SMP is TWO-dimensional. Light does not cause thousands of miniscule follicle shadows on your scalp like it does with real stubble/buzz. Like that rear white wall, that represents the 3-dimensional surface through its shade caused by lighting. A plain smooth wall would not show that under the same light. Being two sessions in, I must remember this - that you cannot force shading, it will always be a smooth scalp.
You guys are speaking at cross purposes. What she says is mor important I believe....certainly in my case...the fitting room is a horror show! He is saying people are disappointed having too light and weak, SMP , she is talking about a far, far worse scenario....a blue and shiny dark inky stamped on look horror show. But still a very valuable video from you both.
I agree if I understand you correctly. Too light = not good. Too dark = horror story
1:50 this is exactly where i am right now. Had 3 sessions, indoors when im home it looks amazing, but im kinda insecure outside in the bright because its still too light for me. But i have my 4th session soon🙏🏽🙏🏽
And the thumbnail is the perfect example, i really thought left and right was the same man.
It is same man in thumbnail. We love it, because if smp looks full/dark/bold in direct sunlight, then there is most definitely too much ink and that smp will look off/inky/too dark in good indoor lighting.
@@scalp_logic im sorry i ment to say "i thought it was a different man" 😄 and thats good to know. Gotta be careful with the density
You should also talk about the ‘camera effect’ ...my gosh...some pics taken on phones I look like a blue light...
Mine faded but not consistently , there are blotches and islands left now, eight years later.
@@mebeasensei I had same issue and have had it done 3 times at different places.
I from 🇸🇪 and have tried to hide a really bad hair transplant with smp and the lighting is my worst enemy. Scar tissue shines like a waxed car in sunlight. It’s impossible to cover with smp. I wear a hat 95% of the time but when have to take of the 🧢 the smp helps me a little.
You’re many miles away, yet all men that experienced hair loss can relate 🙏🏻
The scar tissue is one issue, only resolved or lessened by laser.
You would benefit well from Subtle P most definitely.
We made this video because we know there are so many guys with SMP and everyone can see they have ink/a tattoo on their head 🤦🏻
Doesn’t need to be this way, you just have to find the right help.
Same problem here, do you have any updates ? I'm considering doing a laser session and redo my smp over it
My smp was fine but after 2 years my smp area seem to look more darker now for some reason and would you know why this happens? And then when it comes to light it seems bit noticable in my eyes.
The ink continues to settle as years pass...crucial to realize when getting this done ✔️
@@scalp_logic so is this happens to everyone? Something normal?
@@scalp_logic is it still getting darker?
Does lighting really take effect if you have zero shine?
Absolutely.
It's unacceptable if it can't be noticed in bright light...My biggest hold up...
Real hair shaved down gets lost in bright light just the same.... The balance is hard for most people to grasp at first.
@@scalp_logic so a passed SMP should not be visible under bright light?
Great and intresting video. Thanks for it.
27 yrs old and living in Belgium. Got a Fue hair transplant in Turkey when I was 24 and regretted it ever since. The scars in the back and sides are almost not noticeable but I can see a shiny, bumpy skin in the recipient area which annoys me.
Anyways, I am tired to style my hair everyday and to hold on to what's going away anyway. A second HT is a no go for me. Been in touch with Marc Allen from Creative Scalps in the UK. I want a very light, naturam result with a soft and faded hairline. I hope the goosebump-like skin in the front will be not as noticeable.
Any tips or thoughts on my situation? Thanks so much!
Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪
Hello 👋 we would recommend focusing on getting the skin right before any SMP. When looking for a provider always look at healed results, blending, and hairline. Hopefully this helps ;)
@@scalp_logic Hello, thanks for the answer. My dermatologist says it's too small to notice anyway. Won't the SMP mask it a little bit?
Thanks for the tips. Can you recommend the clinic I mentioned? Thanks a lot.
@@jasperslock3108 The SMP will help but still working with the skin prior will make the Smp outcome much better. Since what we do is very unique we do not recommend any particular clinics. Healed results, blending, and hairlines is what you should look at. Thank you
@@scalp_logic thanks for the answer. Can I get the laser work done after the SMP without hurting the smp? I don't want to shave it all off before the smp procedure.
@@jasperslock3108 if you get laser over the SMP it will mess with the SMP.
How long have you had yours for? I looks great!!
About 3 years healed in this video. Thank you, that’s Nichole’s amazing work :))
I saw a guy on Instagram with smp he shot a video at the beach and his smp looked blue/greenish in the sun 🥺
That’s it, frightening really. If I was a guy considering smp and saw that, I’m running 🏃♂️!
Wrong ink?..and probably went too deep with the needle. Importance of choosing a good Practitioner
@@ryanshaw7113 but how can you choose right artists? Everyone can tell they are the best and they can have fake portfolio etc. Maybe should go just with big company that has good reputation like skalp clinic UK and hope it goes well
How exactly does being "too dark" make it look too light in the sun?
A guy with no hair loss that shaves his head down all the way looks skin bald under the bright sun.
Same applies to dark or light smp. It looks
bare bald (no ink or hair to be seen) under the bright sun.
It is confusing for most to grasp, but true.
@@scalp_logic Oh that, no that makes sense. I just thought you were implying that a darker SMP oddly has that effect in light compared to a lighter tone SMP, if you get me
@@ThatsMrFrankGotcha. Yeah, sorry about that confusion.
Hi man I’m from the UK so gone to Skalp London booked in June
Do you think they have good results
Skalp it seems they show it in really bright lighting so it looks good
They don’t do Subtle P like us.... as long as you feel comfortable and excited going to them is what’s important.
Zoomed in, clear, HEALED results should be only pictures considered 👌
@@scalp_logic yeh I’d considered yours but I live in the UK so sadly wouldn’t be able to
@@MrRsisownage go to Brandwood clinic or appear natural , avoid Skalp
I’ve already gone Skalp and enjoyed it
It’s good why not go Skalp??
But if it’s to dark it can look fake too no ?
Oh yes. That’s sooo many results walking around out there.
That’s why you’ll find dim lighting on so many client testimonial videos. 🤔
@@scalp_logic I got mine done my Picassojeff and although in very bright and direct sunlight it looks lighter then I want, indoors and in better lighting it looks so realistic. If I went darker I don’t think it would look right
hell yeah
I was told by a clinic that a 0 guard buzz cut isn't short enough to get SMP.. that they use special razor to cut it shorter.. is this correct?
Hello. What clinic says this? Nothing lower than 0 guard buzz, so we wouldn’t agree,
@@scalp_logic so if I take my average clippers and take the guard off, and cut short as it lets me, it would be ok?
Ah. Clippers can’t go as low as beard trimmer, razor blade shave, or foil electric shaver 👍
Wait, the artist on the right removed the SMP but then had it done again? Has he learned to stop cringing after seeing it in the light? Around 8:32 Anyway, seriously considering this as I'm happy being bald...but an optional framing of the face would be great. I'm from Houston too.
Ya, people don’t understand or underestimate the impact of having a proper frame to the face.
Cringing from the shine coming off my head? What is cringe worthy?
I bet this lady has the strongest neck in the world, she shakes her head like 3000 time per video
Well, we’re glad you noticed the passion we talk about 😆 Thanks for watching the video.
Graceful way to be bald. Strong encouraging words! 👍
Thank you.
If more understood our treatment in these terms(graceful way to be bald), more would enjoy the bliss :)
This dude interrupts this poor girl way too much.
Thank you
Can you send some pics to my email of clients you've treated 2 or 3 yrs ago?
Thx
Please contact us through text or email, and of course we can help you with that and more.
Text: 424-335-3495
Email: ScalpLogic@gmail.com
this look in reality very fake, dont ever do it, its look super bad in reality, you just can see around people who have done it and its really horrible all the time, you will see nice pics and videos here but that dont represent reality, i see the security guard of my supermarket all the time with it done and looks so pathetic, you can see the unconfidence in his face all the time because he knows it looks horrible, everyone laughs at him in his back, dont do it, i just shave it all every month
I agree and disagree.
I agree that a lot of these smp results you see on the internet do not look the same in reality. It’s sad and unacceptable how many bald guys are walking around with an obvious hair tattoo.
I disagree in that when this art form is done at a high level (looks as real as real hair) nobody could or would ever notice. There is a level of realism out there most aren’t aware of. #SubtleP
Hearing about that security guard is sad. I wish bald guys had more guidance and direction.
You shave it "every month" ?? Man in month it groes very long. I have to shave everyday or max 2 days
@@gabrielgabriel5177 i dont care if Its a bit long It doesnt look too bad
@@M99P99 so you are bald on top or still have hair? I know many bald guys live the sides grow maybe one week but month makes you look very old if you dont have hair on top. But no problem man if you like it just wondering
@@gabrielgabriel5177 full bald on top i Buzz It to 0 and result its ok and i let It grow few weeks or even a month sometimes i look the same not as good or bad, just the same, kinda like here but a bit longer www.famousbirthdays.com/headshots/jason-statham-2.jpg
Unfortunately, it never looks natural. I spot them from miles easily. This is why I will never go with this treatment. I prefer to shave my head and just live my life without a ridiculous plate on my scalp.
Not one of our clients families or friends can tell. It’s crazy but some of our clients don’t even tell their wives. Ultimately though it’s your journey so whatever makes you feel comfortable is what we support.
I respect what you are doing because it helps to many people and maybe you guys do a better job than many others but seriously, I can still easily tell when I see SMP job and sometimes it is even more obvious than a wig. Peace!
@@cod4787 Preach man! It’s true and I respect your standards.
I’m one of the pioneers of this industry and I’ve seen a lot of different levels of standards. Very few artists can make this look as real as real.
Great marketing to guys who are desperate = this industry currently.
I welcome competition, but it hurts my heart as a human to see how busy some companies are making ink heads :(
Thank you for the comment, I could talk about this topic all day :)
@@scalp_logic Thank you! ;-)
You do you. Some definetely look better than others. If your comfortable with the horseshoe on your head as opposed to "a plate" i salute you. Good luck on your journey
She is off point here too, when she says nobody is watching, she is right, but too late...you have been noticed and it is registered ...and the scoreboard has changed. That’s the reality. So when people know you are x,y, z they don’t have to continually think or focus about it, but never forget , it HAS been registered.
wtf you on about
Man you must have very weak personality. I would never care about something like that. I have been balding since teenage years. I am always shaving and it looks good and everyone also agrees with this. Still i could do SMP just to add little effect on dark lighting but of course in sun it would dissapear but i dont care
@@gabrielgabriel5177 I don’t give a damn about balding…I just want the spoils of hair, not the hair itself. I am currentLy buzzed to the skin and I love it…. but I still grow for my drivers license. Passport and tinder, Instagram, it helps…numbers count..and people count numbers and numbers matter..might be a vote in the court house… say you don’t care all you like…the girls clicking left are invisible to you and you are invisible at the mall.. grow nice hair and see how people treat you differently. Not a weak personality..it’s a fact.
@@mebeasensei i still dont understand what you mean. I do have shaved look always: in passport, in driving licence, in all pictures. I have never been invisible to girls becouse of shaved look. Girls themself say it looks good for me, well need to admit that I have very good skull shape and beard so that helps. Its oppostie when i still had hair in teenage years i was invisible to girls. Now when i have been shaving and doing beard girls like me. You just have low self esteem. Please just try to be man and it will be noticed
Great video. But what you need to do is Get in touch with a guy named Taylor Perry. He is very well respected in this industry and creates the best SMP in the business. He's located in Florida. You should do a collaboration with him to learn more. Keep up the good work guys, you seem really knowledgeable for newcomers. God Bless.
Get in touch with him, you will thank me....
Thanks for watching our video. We appreciate the support.
What?? I've done extensive research and there is no way anyone would go to Taylor perry unless they wanted a stamped-on look. Not sure why you are hating but still watching the videos? Joe has been doing smp longer than most of the artists so not sure why they would need to learn from Taylor Perry :)
Wow, this is pretty funny dude do you have anything better to do than hate on people?? Sad! Scalp logic you are the best!! Everyone can learn from you.
@@tommyreed1690 Not hating at all. Joe seems like a nice kid, just trying to lead him in the right direction...
@@josepha5 the right direction? Lol Joe has been doing this way longer then Perry bro. Subtle P is what he has created and will change the game. But new comers? You couldn’t be more far from the truth. Perry would be a rookie compared to Joe brother lol. Please do your research. And yes perry is talented but he does the stamped on look