The light looks 100% better. Too many guys use stock systems that are way too dense. I would suggest to anyone with regular density hair to avoid using stock systems. They always look too dense.
It blows my mind that Lord Hair discontinued this amazing model. I emailed them asking why and they had no explanation. They seem to be pushing the terrible poly skin systems, probably because they're cheaper to make. I explained that this is the most realistic stock system and they just kept pushing me towards getting a custom system - that has a 3 month wait. I purchased their Champion unit, which is supposed to be medium light density, it's more like extreme heavy density and terrible hair quality.
They both look good to me. I agree the lighter density looks better and more realistic however. It’s a bummer that just about all stock units are medium light at the least and also Cc contour at the least. You’ve proven light density and A contour is a good combo. Gotta go custom and wait a long time .....
The hair line looks great on the medium dense system. Maybe a little too much coconut oil though. I'd be curious to hear peoples reaction to you wearing it.....
You absolutely need to stick with the lighter density systems. Your side temple points are not super thick and you can even see some thinning in them so a super dense system on top of that just won't look right and match up. Good video though. Informative. Also do you think the color for your units is slightly off? Seems like in some other older videos they were lighter/a tad blonder whereas here they look a bit too dark.
Thanks for the input! So as far as the color, I think a couple things are going on. A. Is the density, light density definitely looks slightly lighter in color because there just isn't that many hairs plus the fact you see more scalp and can also notice the graduated hairline and B. Lighting makes a huge difference, these segments were filmed different days, so lighting was different
WOW........i know we like our hair........i now we like those styles that stick straight up......but wow wow wow............that light weight density on you look very very real.........the CC looks good...............the density STELLAR.............and the half bang asymetrical not slicked back or up ........night and day different...................lookin good SIR!
Have you considered going shorter on the top? Like 2-3 inches. It would look a lot cleaner than what you have going on now. The wet look also works a LOT better with shorter hair. Especially on the system with more density.
If the scalp is visible, does it look natural or will someone suspect something? I'm a diffuse thinner and my back and sides are thin, so I like the idea of a low density unit, that shows some scalp.
@@panthertrain1984 Thanks Chris. It's a shame Lordhair don't do a stock UTS light density. Do you know if it's possible the to the density of a medium system at home with thinning sheers? Everything else with a stock piece seems fine to me, it's just the density, so if I could thin it out myself, it would be awesome.
I like the light density as definitely more natural.The only thing that would worry me is having a high straight receding hairline as it wouldn’t look natural enough.Do you visit a stylist to get them cut and styled?
Hi, can you please tell me the number of the haircut from Lordhair on the very first unit on this video. I like the perfect length of that style. Thanks.
hey chris, have u order a custom unit from lord hair in "light" density, instead of "medium light", Im currently wearing a "medium light" but I reckon it could look even more realistic with a lower density, what do you think?
I agree, lighter the better! Maybe because I'm a little older than you guys I feel this way. I like the airlight, Chris. Seeing that scalp looks so natural! I believe Lord Hair has extra light, but not sure if you can get it a in stock unit! Great video, Chris. Thanks buddy!
@@-The-Golden-God- just checked it. Never used the full lace before. I usually prefer to stick the tape on the poly parameter instead, but will give it a try! Thanks man
I like the light density air model better than the medium neo model. Air looks more natural than neo. In terms of maintenance are both models easy to clean up?
Yes both are easy to clean up, I would say the Air model is slightly harder because it can take more time to get the bond off the unit. I'm torn on the Air model because it truly does feel amazing, but it sheds A LOT, it's perfect for someone who doesn't mind going through one new unit per month
Lordhair is very conservative with their density and I don’t understand why. It’s hard to find a stock system with light density. Even thought I customised my hair for light density, they keep tasking me if 100% density was ok for me. I think light density should be 80%.
Good you showing 2 different type of density. However what suits you may not suit others, in our studio we study their face shape and also how big their system is before we suggest the density. There are too many misleading videos about hair system in youtube channel.
So I know you showed that the hairline needs cleanup but i'm really curious just how good you could get it and if you could get it back to looking like it was in one of your most recent videos. It was the greatest hairline i've ever seen. I am wondering if while super realistic, the hairline kinda goes to hell really fast on these units and never looks quite as nice as the first week or so.
I would say poly units the hairline stays good. , lace units, I don't know what it is, but for some reason just don't look as good several weeks down the road as it does the first week
Great info! I’m looking into Lordhair for different options. I’m 5 weeks in with a system from Curtis. I’m having so much trouble with the bond and the front hair line. Do you have issues with your bond? My hairline raises in the shower every time and I’m worried about getting in the pool.
Another MHE user here. I had exactly the same problem with my Swiss. No matter what I did I couldn't get the front to stay down for more than a day. The bond stuck to my scalp but the system kept lifting away. I followed all the instructions regarding cleaning the lace with alcohol, using a scalp protector etc etc. It got to the point where I was afraid to shower
What glue do you use on a lace system?... very tempted to try air. I was about the place an order for a S1-V with Remy hair and a light medium density. My only thoughts are that the air has a 90% density and the custom S1 has 80% plus currently has a 10week order time. What poly custom system have you spec?
Light density hair patch is suitable for middle aged men over 40 years while medium to heavy density hair patches are more suitable for young men below age of 40. My opinion.
As a couple people have mentioned here, it's better getting a thicker system in general. Why, because it will last longer due to the additional hairs and not only that if it's too thick just simply thin it..
Chris is it medium or medium light you are showing? Just used your code and purchased two French lace medium light and I'm scared is going to be too thin :(
This hair system factories must have a dead brain.I already have hair issue. Why are you producing the systems like carpet with tons of hairs. There is no difference between the density options. Im just pulling out the hairs from every single system.
@@JD-di5qp I’ll keep wearing the hair system for a while. I’m planning to go through the whole experience and give its chance completely. Maybe later if I don’t like it I’m going to remove it, but so far I’m happy with it
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Thank you Chris! Density is definitely the key to producing a more realistic hairline! Thank you for your videos brother!
The light density looks a lot more realistic! Thanks for showing the difference....good video!
The light looks 100% better. Too many guys use stock systems that are way too dense. I would suggest to anyone with regular density hair to avoid using stock systems. They always look too dense.
True. I bought the a stock one and it was hella dense. as if I'm wearing a carpet!
It blows my mind that Lord Hair discontinued this amazing model. I emailed them asking why and they had no explanation. They seem to be pushing the terrible poly skin systems, probably because they're cheaper to make. I explained that this is the most realistic stock system and they just kept pushing me towards getting a custom system - that has a 3 month wait.
I purchased their Champion unit, which is supposed to be medium light density, it's more like extreme heavy density and terrible hair quality.
Same here man. I hate how realistic low density systems are only custom 3 months, while the fake looking ones are the stock. FRUSTRATING!
Wow Chris. Wow. Yes, light density and even the color looks different and much much better on you. Light density look excellent.
They both look good to me. I agree the lighter density looks better and more realistic however. It’s a bummer that just about all stock units are medium light at the least and also Cc contour at the least. You’ve proven light density and A contour is a good combo. Gotta go custom and wait a long time .....
Agree, i order from a company that has a contour that's not too heavy only 90% as their stock it took me a while to find but so far I'm happy
You could always get the stylest to use thinning shears to scale back the density!
@@mikeybeauful I was just going to say the same thing absolutely
@@mikeybeauful Can the thinning sheers really make it 80%? I am kinda skeptical
This video is sooo good
Thanks my man! Just doing my part.
Love the channel ,keep up the good work
The hair line looks great on the medium dense system. Maybe a little too much coconut oil though. I'd be curious to hear peoples reaction to you wearing it.....
Which one is your favorite? And great video👍🏼
I like a short hair cut , any reccomomdations ?
Can people see the lace in the light density system? and what percentage is the density in the light system?
Thank you
The lighter density looks so natural.
Did lordhair stop making the air model? Couldn’t find it
You absolutely need to stick with the lighter density systems. Your side temple points are not super thick and you can even see some thinning in them so a super dense system on top of that just won't look right and match up. Good video though. Informative. Also do you think the color for your units is slightly off? Seems like in some other older videos they were lighter/a tad blonder whereas here they look a bit too dark.
Thanks for the input! So as far as the color, I think a couple things are going on. A. Is the density, light density definitely looks slightly lighter in color because there just isn't that many hairs plus the fact you see more scalp and can also notice the graduated hairline and B. Lighting makes a huge difference, these segments were filmed different days, so lighting was different
I 100% agree with Sean. You need a lighter density cause your bio is thin brother.
WOW........i know we like our hair........i now we like those styles that stick straight up......but wow wow wow............that light weight density on you look very very real.........the CC looks good...............the density STELLAR.............and the half bang asymetrical not slicked back or up ........night and day different...................lookin good SIR!
Have you considered going shorter on the top? Like 2-3 inches. It would look a lot cleaner than what you have going on now. The wet look also works a LOT better with shorter hair. Especially on the system with more density.
Or a longer fringe gradually going shorter back to the crown?
Stay tuned for next video 😁
If the scalp is visible, does it look natural or will someone suspect something? I'm a diffuse thinner and my back and sides are thin, so I like the idea of a low density unit, that shows some scalp.
Completely undectable, it would take someone looking at with a magnifying glass to spot the knots and material
@@panthertrain1984 Thanks Chris. It's a shame Lordhair don't do a stock UTS light density. Do you know if it's possible the to the density of a medium system at home with thinning sheers? Everything else with a stock piece seems fine to me, it's just the density, so if I could thin it out myself, it would be awesome.
@@lillydog12 Have you found an answer for that? I'm desperate to know the answer as well! please help
I like the light density as definitely more natural.The only thing that would worry me is having a high straight receding hairline as it wouldn’t look natural enough.Do you visit a stylist to get them cut and styled?
Hi, can you please tell me the number of the haircut from Lordhair on the very first unit on this video. I like the perfect length of that style. Thanks.
hey chris, have u order a custom unit from lord hair in "light" density, instead of "medium light", Im currently wearing a "medium light" but I reckon it could look even more realistic with a lower density, what do you think?
@Dark Dreamz IVE FOUND THE PERFECT DENSITY FOR ME, 90% so light, medium light from lordhair is 100%. saying that everyone is different tho
@@eliggy87 I am also frustrated I can't find a low density stock system my man
Thanks again on your video..
How long will the light density model last?
2-3 months
the same as other systems! why should it be any less time! its all about how well u look after it
Chris, you8r hair looks GREAT
Lighter the better! Do they have extra-light?
I agree, lighter the better! Maybe because I'm a little older than you guys I feel this way. I like the airlight, Chris. Seeing that scalp looks so natural! I believe Lord Hair has extra light, but not sure if you can get it a in stock unit!
Great video, Chris. Thanks buddy!
@@chrise438 You can only get light medium in all stock systems unfortunately. It's so annoying. That applies to all companies I've researched.
@@-The-Golden-God- I am frustrated! takes 3 months and way more expensive to get a low dense system grrrr
@@alexandersam6110 I now use a LaVivid Helios and the density is great. It's 80% and you can thin it to suit your needs 👍
@@-The-Golden-God- just checked it. Never used the full lace before. I usually prefer to stick the tape on the poly parameter instead, but will give it a try! Thanks man
I like the light density air model better than the medium neo model. Air looks more natural than neo. In terms of maintenance are both models easy to clean up?
Yes both are easy to clean up, I would say the Air model is slightly harder because it can take more time to get the bond off the unit. I'm torn on the Air model because it truly does feel amazing, but it sheds A LOT, it's perfect for someone who doesn't mind going through one new unit per month
Lordhair is very conservative with their density and I don’t understand why. It’s hard to find a stock system with light density. Even thought I customised my hair for light density, they keep tasking me if 100% density was ok for me. I think light density should be 80%.
Had same experience man. Frustrating how I can't find low density systems
Good you showing 2 different type of density. However what suits you may not suit others, in our studio we study their face shape and also how big their system is before we suggest the density. There are too many misleading videos about hair system in youtube channel.
So I know you showed that the hairline needs cleanup but i'm really curious just how good you could get it and if you could get it back to looking like it was in one of your most recent videos. It was the greatest hairline i've ever seen. I am wondering if while super realistic, the hairline kinda goes to hell really fast on these units and never looks quite as nice as the first week or so.
I'd like to know as well because this is the hairpiece I'm wanting to order.
I would say poly units the hairline stays good. , lace units, I don't know what it is, but for some reason just don't look as good several weeks down the road as it does the first week
Are you compensated in anyway by Lordhair?
Great info! I’m looking into Lordhair for different options. I’m 5 weeks in with a system from Curtis. I’m having so much trouble with the bond and the front hair line. Do you have issues with your bond? My hairline raises in the shower every time and I’m worried about getting in the pool.
Another MHE user here. I had exactly the same problem with my Swiss. No matter what I did I couldn't get the front to stay down for more than a day. The bond stuck to my scalp but the system kept lifting away. I followed all the instructions regarding cleaning the lace with alcohol, using a scalp protector etc etc. It got to the point where I was afraid to shower
What glue do you use on a lace system?... very tempted to try air. I was about the place an order for a S1-V with Remy hair and a light medium density. My only thoughts are that the air has a 90% density and the custom S1 has 80% plus currently has a 10week order time.
What poly custom system have you spec?
Great video.
Can you cut the front hairline to match the other? You should try it and see how it turns out once it gets older
Light density hair patch is suitable for middle aged men over 40 years while medium to heavy density hair patches are more suitable for young men below age of 40. My opinion.
Please tell you are going to walk outside in direct sunlight? I am going to keep watching with high expectations
As a couple people have mentioned here, it's better getting a thicker system in general. Why, because it will
last longer due to the additional hairs and not only that if it's too thick just simply thin it..
IT'S NOT THAT EASY TO THIN A SYSTEM. 100% IS FAKE NO BODY HAS 100% ESPECIALLY AFTER BEING BALD!
Chris is it medium or medium light you are showing? Just used your code and purchased two French lace medium light and I'm scared is going to be too thin :(
man thin is always better. most of natural hair is thin except teenagers which we are not
This hair system factories must have a dead brain.I already have hair issue. Why are you producing the systems like carpet with tons of hairs. There is no difference between the density options. Im just pulling out the hairs from every single system.
I’ll give you $100 if you can make it though a video without saying “guys” lol jk
Haha! Too funny, don't think I could do it!
WHAT IS THIS JOKE?
I can so tell that hair does not match your real hair
His bio is lower density than the system. I recommend a lower density system
@@alexandersam6110 they never match. I can always tell no matter who’s wearing it.
@@JD-di5qp same here. I can always tell, there is a distinguished separation showing. Only case it doesn’t is when the bio hair is shaved. undercut
@@alexandersam6110 I would just recommend shaving your head and not worrying about that stupid hairpiece
@@JD-di5qp I’ll keep wearing the hair system for a while. I’m planning to go through the whole experience and give its chance completely. Maybe later if I don’t like it I’m going to remove it, but so far I’m happy with it