Dude.. this doesn't look fake at all.. a lot of people hate on men for weaing hair pieces to cover their balking, but women do this all the time to not only their hair with entire wigs even, but with make up covering their faces or making features look different than what they really look like and it's accepted as normall.. Weird that women are critics when men try to cover up their balding.
Exactly. I'm getting mine on Tuesday and am SO excited! My mother and sister say it's pointless but there are two questions I asked to shut them up: 1) if I told you makeup was pointless, would it stop you from wearing it? 2) if you went bald tomorrow, would you not buy a wig?
If a man likes wearing a hair system to feel his age, he shouldn’t care about what other people say. It’s his choice. Women literally do a bazillion tricks to look different and have multiple enhancements. Balding isn’t in our hands. We can’t control it.
@@megadave1197 It's not your place to tell others what to do. I bet you are not bald and you are talking out of your ass with no idea about how it affects everything. And if you are bald and have decided to shave your head, then good for you. Mind your business and let others be.
Very true... my hairline have been receding since my mid 20´s and only about a month ago i gathered my courage and trimmed everything down to 1mm, not because i want to but it is just starting to look too thin in the front... I would love to try one of these hairsystems to be able to have a hairstyle again... i hate having thinning hair but i can´t afford a transplant and rarely the outcome is anything what one hope. Perhaps i will be able to try one of these some day..
Very Impressive ! You're the first and only one to show the most important details to make the hair system look very natural. I've been watching hundreds of videos, but none were like yours. Thank you for sharing !!👌🙂
Wow...This is not even my hair type nor do I need a hair unit YET... At this point in life.. But I'm sooo fascinated with these men hair units.. Anything to make someone feel better about themselfs is a win win in my eyes and they have them for ALL Hair Types now a days too so there is something for anyone and everyone.. 👍🏻
We did order the NEO model. It is fabulous. It was easy to cut the excess lace off the front, making the front and temple hairlines absolutely invisible. The density is a perfect "One size fits all because it is NOT a heavy density piece at all. Once it is washed and cream rinsed (conditioned) it blow dries quickly. And, the density is only light to light medium which made the use of a thinning shears very easy. Thinning this piece out for a "cut in" was easy and the hair indeed lays along the head as real hair would. Bravo to Lord Hair. :)
Looks amazing. What i would recommend next time you need to add glue to the front, is to press into the skin a comb this way you can mark were glue is needed on attaching the front. It will stop any hair coming into contact with the glue.
I did tape for years. Haven't tried the glue before. Went thru too many systems when it was sewed onto braid. Always had a problem dying hair to match, never got it right. Still debating about rewearing after 10 year gap. I still hate being after 40 years. I lost it age 25 and devastated my confidence.
My dad did this for over 16 years I knew , but my kids had never known. Wind or wearing a hat never got in the way. I don't need one but I sure was impressed. Sure beats the painful and expensive hair plugs n thanks I have never seen how to do this.
Fantastic application, loved the concentration face and the focus to relax your eyebrows. Highly recommend using tweezers to pluck the very front of the hairline, go in a bricklayer pattern 3-5 each pluck.
That’s looks so natural they came a long ways with these units. I still got mine from 25 year’s ago I got fed up with styling it I couldn’t get it right. If they had the glue in the front like yours it might be different for me.
@@Erik-nk1uy He might still have it from 25 years ago but he said he got fed up with styling it and, judging by his photo, he doesn't wear it anymore.
Great mate. I’ve worn one for six years and it’s taken five years of trial and terror to get it looking natural but yours looks great and will try your way next time. Cheers.
Wow you look 20 years younger, must be a huge boost to your confidence and self esteem, nice to know you have options when your losing hair and it's thinning, I prefer this option over a hair transplant who wants to to butcher there head then have to take hormone suppressors for the rest of there life, just to risk losing it again if you don't keep taking them.
Not sure how I got here being that I have a full head of hair, but this is very impressive indeed Lordhair!! I'm curious, can you go swimming with this? This looks so natural!!
Glad you like the look of this! Yes, you can swim in a hair system - that's not a problem. Here's a customer at a water park: ua-cam.com/video/RVFR2SY1qzY/v-deo.html.
How often do you find you need to reglue the hairline? And how often do you redo the adhesive tape and start from scratch on the install? Finally, is there a certain amount of time you'd expect the hair piece is able to be completely removed and reinstalled before you'd need to purchase another? Fantastic video. Thank you for your help!
Glad you like the video, Cory! We could only speak in general terms because each individual will be different but someone might reglue their hairline every few days (depending how much they sweat/how active they've been) and then do a full reinstall once a week. As for lifespan, that really depends on the hair system (and the wearer) as hair systems are designed in different ways but you're typically looking at a few months.
I got a hair system a couple days ago and the lace in the front started to ripple..doesn’t look good any tips on what I could do to prevent lace rippling ?
@@redpillrevolution606 For over 200 years it was called a wig. Then marketing people suddenly decided to call it a "hair system". We don't need fancy names. Just call it what it is. It is a wig.
Okay where do I start- you taught anyone who was paying attention so much in 10 minutes it's hard to believe. Like the gaps between the tapes for draining and breathing I learned that 10 years ago, but nobody ever talks about it, your hair doesn't look awesome, it looks real. Instead of trying to look like a 35 yr. old Elvis. You did the correct thing you made the best version of you. and I don't use Glue any longer, I always get headaches when I use Glue, don't be like my wife and say it's all in my head lol duh. I agree with everything you do down to the glue. I used to use it, same glue. Now I use euro tape 360 degrees and don't have to change my hairline sometimes for 3 weeks. I know what you're thinking because your very smart. your thinking euro tape is too thick. It is until you use the teeth of a comb to press the lace down into it. Just sharing- you have one of the best videos I have ever seen- natural teacher. man, If I didn't get headaches, you make me want to go back to ghost glue. I hope Lord is at least paying for your Hair because you make beginners feel at ease. I enjoyed your presentation. If I would add one thing to it is showing people the easy way, to judge where the hair line starts. Trust me it's four fingers above your nose. Hey, I want to thank you, I have been wearing hair 17 years. and the way you explain and keep your words easy to understand and your tone... perfect. Now don't get mad dress better you're a good-looking guy. Hell, you need to get your name out there, I'm not kidding you should own or be working directly selling hair in a nice place. peace out little brother, Flatts Gonzales.
Hi there lm getting my first hair system this week any advice on the best way to style it and what products are the best to use on my hair system by the way yours looks amazing you can't tell the difference 😊
Hi Robert - we/your customer service rep can give you some general advice but it might be best if you just watch more of our customers' videos as they have that personal insight that we can't always offer.
Hi . The bald parts of my head vary in length from back( 3.5 inches) of head to the front (6inches). Do I get Lordhair to trim this for me? Also should hairpiece be slightly smaller than the bald head area? Thank you and great video 👍
Hi Yoshii - we're not quite sure what you mean but if you have more than one bald area then it's best you shave the whole of your head. Could you contact our team for better assistance: www.lordhair.com/contacts? That said, we can cut our stock hair systems down to your size. If you were thinking of a ordering a custom-made hair system then we would make the hair system to your specific measurements.
Hi thanks for the video How long do those last before they wear out, the adverts seem to suggest only 3 to 4 months which means it’s very expensive to replace, is it possible that you can get them to last much longer ?
Yes, it's perfectly possible. A lot of it depends on the wearer and how they look after their hair system but then it also depends on the type of hair system. Some are designed in a way that will make them last longer.
Looks great I’m 27 been bald since I was 19 and my confidence has been so damaged I wear a hat most of time to cover it, I was wondering how long the glue lasts for 🤔,once applied and what the prices ranges are ?
The glue could last weeks at a time but a lot of the time, the hold is affected by the wearer's body chemistry/lifestyle/climate. If you click on our men's stock hair systems then you will see our prices: www.lordhair.com/mens-hair-systems/stock-hair-pieces.html
Hi Luiz - it's not so much the glue as the scalp that will get sweaty/smelly over time. That's why it's important to pay attention to the health and state of your scalp and why people will remove and reattach their hair system every week or so (despite glue or tape being able to last longer than that). There's no way for us to say how long it would take your scalp to start to smell as that would depend on many factors such as your own body chemistry, how much you sweat, the climate you live in etc. However, with a regular removal and reattachment process, you shouldn't find smell an issue.
We can answer your second question, Phil. (In normal circumstances when everything is in stock) this hair system is actually available in four different sizes with the smallest being 6" (w) x 8" (l).
Good question! There is plenty of content on UA-cam (not just on our channel) so that could be a good starting point. Then, there is our website too. To help you decide on a hair system, first thinking about how you would like to wear your hair (exposing your front hairline or not, for example) and how long you'd like your hair system to last as the more natural a hair system (think of the base material and the way the hair is attached), the less durable it will be would be a good idea. Also, consider the climate you live in or how physically active you are (so, the breathability of the hair system). As for tape or glue, you may be best trying them both out and just seeing what works best for you. Please feel free to email us at support@lordhair.com and we'd be happy to help.
If your new and you don't know anyone who wears hair, I think you should start in a in a business that does hair replacement, depending on you, you learn and observe and you can take over, I did it for 2 years didn't miss a beat, then went back to a salon, always something new coming out and you can see someone else wearing it, or buy a unit like from lord and then go get a cut in, usually 175 to 250.
My question is, how long does it stay on your head? I’m looking to get a decent wig but I’ve been bald for years and I sweat profusely when it’s hot outside, mainly my head. Is this something I have to worry about falling off randomly or?
There's actually no definitive answer to this as it all depends on the type of tape/glue the wearer uses and how their own body chemistry/climate/lifestyle affects the hold. In theory, hair system tape/glue can hold your hair system in place for four weeks (check with the manufacturer/what the product description says). Sweat isn't going to make your hair system fall off but it likely means you would have to reattach your hair system more frequently than someone who doesn't sweat as much. You might do a full reattachment like what you see in this video once a week but you will discover what works best for you.
Great tutorial. You really don't need to pay some shady hair salon thousands of dollars to do any of this for you, all the information to do this yourself is online.
Can you please send me the link for all these products you used I’m looking to purchase it for my brother to boost his confidence and make him feel comfortable
Hi Crystal - we hope your brother loves having hair again! The hair system and tape are actually in the description. The glue Andrew uses is Ghost Bond and it's likely his solvent remover is C-22 Solvent by Walker Tape but we don't sell either of those two products.
Many people think that guys purchase these hair pieces because they are ashamed of being bald when that's not the case for a good majority. I've been bald for 5 years and I'm very comfortable in my skin. Still, I'd give this a try (why not?) I think most of the negative comments stem from societies outlook on gender stereotypes. It's 2021 people. If YOU are comfortable being bald that's great. However, if you're disturbed at the thought of men wearing hair systems then you should really ask yourself why. Just my .02.
Yes, that's possible, Justin. It sounds like you're describing a frontal hair system. You could customize either of these two stock frontals www.lordhair.com/mens-hair-systems/frontal-hair-pieces.html but since we're talking about a custom-made order, you could have any base design. It may be best if you email support@lordhair.com or use our live chat feature to discuss your options.
Hi Elie - that depends on your own body chemistry, your lifestyle, your environment and the type of glue so it's difficult to give a definite answer. How long people choose to wear their hair system before they do a full removal and reattachment is often down to the individual rather than the glue. They may do this every week, every two weeks or longer so the right glue for you will last several weeks at a time.
wow that does look quite natural, at least on video. Unfortunately the video resolution is too low to really determine if the seam can be spotted in reality upon closer inspection. Like what would you say is the average distance before someone can spot if they're looking directly at it.. thx.. I'm suffering from severe alopecia areata and am wondering if this will be the right solution for me. I don't think I can hide my spots much longer. :( it's devastating
You'd have to be pretty close with this particular hair system to possibly notice anything and that's only if you styled your hair in a way that exposed the front hairline. We're sorry to hear about your alopecia but please just reach out to us and we'll help you see if a hair system could be an option for you: www.lordhair.com/contacts.
you do, there's 100 groups on face book, you can ask anyone, or everyone you will get help, I'm sure if you buy from Lord, they will help you with info
@@alleborges4890 oh it's plenty of places in Atlanta who will help put it on but for some of the prices they charge I'm patient enough to do it myself. I've gotten to about 35 minutes installation time frame now
Hi Tanae - this is the Lordhair channel so this is one of our hair systems. There are links in the video description but this is our site: www.lordhair.com/. You will see that we ship to the UK and that we have tutorial pages on our site and videos like this on our UA-cam channel to help you become independent enough to attach your hair system at home, for example. We will also assign a member of our customer service team to you so they can help you with all your questions.
This is impressive. I'm guessing if you won't be meeting people for a few days after it's time to wash and reapply the system. It might help your skin to have a few days off to breathe. Just rock the Prince Charles horseshoe to let some air around your scalp for a day or two. The system looks great
You really don't have to air it out that long. Just take it off, wash your head really well and you can either sleep with it off or just give it a few hours and reapply. Wore one for awhile and I loved it but I didn't have very much money at the time so I ended up shaving it. I'm just not considering getting one again 8 years later lol
Hi Brandon - you would likely do this once every week or two or perhaps even less frequently. It really depends on the wearer but it's also down to the glue/tape they use as well as their lifestyle and body chemistry.
I have only two questions. 1) What is the model name of the unit you wear in this film ? 2) My other question regards the parameter. At the .18 second mark....did you put "tape on tape" or put tape on a poly parameter that came on the unit ? Thank you very much for your help. :) Antoine
Hi Antoine - this is our Neo model www.lordhair.com/neo-mens-hair-replacement-system.html and you'll see that it has a poly around the back and sides and across the front so this is what Andrew puts tape on.
@@Lordhair I looked at the website and saw a thin skin unit called, " ThinSkin-VP". In looking at the various photos of the unit on your website, I have only one other question. And that is, although photos can be misleading through no one's fault, I would like to know if the "Think Skin-VP" is V- looped AND is the hair as soft / baby fine and multi directional as Andrew's unit appears to be ? All "political correctness" aside, that fact that it is "Indian hair" is not an issue. What matters is that it is not "coarse", but rather VERY smooth / baby fine, which is genetically consistent for caucasians, etc. Thank you. :) Antoine.
@@globalonemusic2381 Hi Antoine - happy to help! The hair is V-looped all over, yes, and the hair type is the same as what you see in this video. Indian hair is often the default choice for Caucasians and works well across different ethnicities. However, if hair type is very important to you then you might want to think about a custom order and choosing Remy or European hair.
@@Lordhair I wanted to order the ThinSkin-VP., V-looped after I saw it on your website. As long as I can get the same "natural flowing" look that Andrew gets at the 11:07 mark. This is good. :) Thank you again for your help. :)
@@globalonemusic2381 are you new, if you are I recommend you start with lace/soft but durable, thin skin you tear taking it off, it's done. give yourself a fighting chance
Dude.. this doesn't look fake at all.. a lot of people hate on men for weaing hair pieces to cover their balking, but women do this all the time to not only their hair with entire wigs even, but with make up covering their faces or making features look different than what they really look like and it's accepted as normall.. Weird that women are critics when men try to cover up their balding.
Well said mate!
Techie---- you're not supposed to call it a wig. you're supposed to call it a "hair system". And women don't wear wigs much anymore
it look more natural than most hairtransplant
Exactly. I'm getting mine on Tuesday and am SO excited! My mother and sister say it's pointless but there are two questions I asked to shut them up:
1) if I told you makeup was pointless, would it stop you from wearing it?
2) if you went bald tomorrow, would you not buy a wig?
Well said
If a man likes wearing a hair system to feel his age, he shouldn’t care about what other people say. It’s his choice. Women literally do a bazillion tricks to look different and have multiple enhancements.
Balding isn’t in our hands. We can’t control it.
but it's still taboo
@@ashbrauw it is unfortunately but it shouldn't be
@@ashbrauw it’s just hair. Shave it off. Job done no more panicking about hair. Why on earth would you want to go through that everyday
@@megadave1197 It's not your place to tell others what to do. I bet you are not bald and you are talking out of your ass with no idea about how it affects everything. And if you are bald and have decided to shave your head, then good for you. Mind your business and let others be.
Very true... my hairline have been receding since my mid 20´s and only about a month ago i gathered my courage and trimmed everything down to 1mm, not because i want to but it is just starting to look too thin in the front... I would love to try one of these hairsystems to be able to have a hairstyle again... i hate having thinning hair but i can´t afford a transplant and rarely the outcome is anything what one hope. Perhaps i will be able to try one of these some day..
I’m 23 wearing a system since 19 and never had a more helpful video than this. Thank you 🙏
Glad this helped José!
What systems do you guys use, I’ve been thinnning a lot and kind of want to do this. I’m just nervous and wear a hat mostly now.
Very Impressive ! You're the first and only one to show the most important details to make the hair system look very natural. I've been watching hundreds of videos, but none were like yours.
Thank you for sharing !!👌🙂
Wow...This is not even my hair type nor do I need a hair unit YET... At this point in life.. But I'm sooo fascinated with these men hair units.. Anything to make someone feel better about themselfs is a win win in my eyes and they have them for ALL Hair Types now a days too so there is something for anyone and everyone.. 👍🏻
We did order the NEO model. It is fabulous. It was easy to cut the excess lace off the front, making the front and temple hairlines absolutely invisible. The density is a perfect "One size fits all because it is NOT a heavy density piece at all. Once it is washed and cream rinsed (conditioned) it blow dries quickly. And, the density is only light to light medium which made the use of a thinning shears very easy. Thinning this piece out for a "cut in" was easy and the hair indeed lays along the head as real hair would. Bravo to Lord Hair. :)
You look 20 years younger with it on. That's amazing that hair makes such a difference
Looks amazing. What i would recommend next time you need to add glue to the front, is to press into the skin a comb this way you can mark were glue is needed on attaching the front. It will stop any hair coming into contact with the glue.
I don't know why Im here but I'm here 😂😂😂
I actually have to question how many men I see with great hair if it's really there real hair, looks real enough for me.
Looks great never bothered me to be bald but im gonna try it
I did tape for years. Haven't tried the glue before. Went thru too many systems when it was sewed onto braid. Always had a problem dying hair to match, never got it right. Still debating about rewearing after 10 year gap. I still hate being after 40 years. I lost it age 25 and devastated my confidence.
Please just get in touch if you do decide to return to hair systems, Scott! We'd love to find the right hair system for you.
My dad did this for over 16 years I knew , but my kids had never known. Wind or wearing a hat never got in the way. I don't need one but I sure was impressed. Sure beats the painful and expensive hair plugs n thanks I have never seen how to do this.
Haha sure you dont
Fantastic application, loved the concentration face and the focus to relax your eyebrows. Highly recommend using tweezers to pluck the very front of the hairline, go in a bricklayer pattern 3-5 each pluck.
Please tell me where is possible for buy
Wow, if I didn't see you put the unit I'd think that it's juts a video of a guy styling his hair! I feel so much better now in case I did go bald lmao
That’s looks so natural they came a long ways with these units. I still got mine from 25 year’s ago I got fed up with styling it I couldn’t get it right. If they had the glue in the front like yours it might be different for me.
you used one hair system for 25 years?
@@Erik-nk1uy He might still have it from 25 years ago but he said he got fed up with styling it and, judging by his photo, he doesn't wear it anymore.
Have to say I thought it was going to be a typical syrup but turned out to be a head of hair. Looks damn natural to me.👍
Wow man looks amazing. I am going to get one this weekend. I am excited and nervous at the same time.
Great mate.
I’ve worn one for six years and it’s taken five years of trial and terror to get it looking natural but yours looks great and will try your way next time.
Cheers.
Hair systems are definitely a case of trial and error but glad you've experimented to get yours looking as natural as possible!
great video mate. Thanks so much for sharing
No, can’t even consider going through that! Thanks for sharing!
Wow you look 20 years younger, must be a huge boost to your confidence and self esteem, nice to know you have options when your losing hair and it's thinning, I prefer this option over a hair transplant who wants to to butcher there head then have to take hormone suppressors for the rest of there life, just to risk losing it again if you don't keep taking them.
Looks amazing!!
Not sure how I got here being that I have a full head of hair, but this is very impressive indeed Lordhair!! I'm curious, can you go swimming with this? This looks so natural!!
Glad you like the look of this! Yes, you can swim in a hair system - that's not a problem. Here's a customer at a water park: ua-cam.com/video/RVFR2SY1qzY/v-deo.html.
Shave it off and get a system anyways
@@seductivegoat2403 🤣🤣🤣
Yes you can go to swimm with this toupee there is adhesive for swim
@@seductivegoat2403 LOL! If I needed it I would in a heartbeat. I have a friend tht has premature balding & I sent him this video..
Thanks for doing this video really helpful
Its amazing how natural it looks.
Until you walk in the wind…..
@@gabriel222 That's what hairspray and styling products are for - to prevent windy nightmares! 😅
Looks great very realistic colour and density spot on well done
Looks completely NATURAL......YOU LOOK GREAT!!!! BLESSINGS
looks great dude. this video really helps me alot. thanks!
At first it looked sooooo fake. But the ghost glue and attention to detail was the answer!! Man you look real!!
How often do you find you need to reglue the hairline? And how often do you redo the adhesive tape and start from scratch on the install? Finally, is there a certain amount of time you'd expect the hair piece is able to be completely removed and reinstalled before you'd need to purchase another?
Fantastic video. Thank you for your help!
Glad you like the video, Cory! We could only speak in general terms because each individual will be different but someone might reglue their hairline every few days (depending how much they sweat/how active they've been) and then do a full reinstall once a week. As for lifespan, that really depends on the hair system (and the wearer) as hair systems are designed in different ways but you're typically looking at a few months.
Looks Great!
Looks so real. Nice job.
Looks amazing man
Looks great
Amazing, looks good!
Great tutorial!! Thanks.
I got a hair system a couple days ago and the lace in the front started to ripple..doesn’t look good any tips on what I could do to prevent lace rippling ?
thank you for the lesson
Looks so natural. Im ready to buy
Very well done.
Wow looks great 👍
you are realy a lord bro 👍 what you will do with the hair that stuck on the glue . ?
Looks brilliant, I’m quite inspired to give serious consideration to a hair system.
Looks ridiculous
@@megadave1197 it looks completely real what do you mean lmao
What is with this euphemistic "hair system" bullshit? It's a wig.
@@Better_Call_Raul what do you achieve calling it a wig? Like what's your point here?
@@redpillrevolution606 For over 200 years it was called a wig. Then marketing people suddenly decided to call it a "hair system". We don't need fancy names. Just call it what it is. It is a wig.
Totally awesome. Just got my first unit. Scared to death about trimming the base. I hope it looks as good as yours when im done
Hi Ronn - we hope so too! Have you checked out our video about cutting off the excess material ua-cam.com/video/51hCIG-PlXI/v-deo.html?
I have. But honestly I feel a video with talking you through is more beneficial
Me too homey. Let me know how it goes lol.
@willschwarting2224 literally took me 2 minutes. Just gotta go slow and follow the base and not pulling any hair up with it
Woah super natural looks great !
Thank you. How often do you wash it with shampoo?
Wow you look amazing man. Happy for you
Okay where do I start- you taught anyone who was paying attention so much in 10 minutes it's hard to believe. Like the gaps between the tapes for draining and breathing I learned that 10 years ago, but nobody ever talks about it, your hair doesn't look awesome, it looks real. Instead of trying to look like a 35 yr. old Elvis. You did the correct thing you made the best version of you. and I don't use Glue any longer, I always get headaches when I use Glue, don't be like my wife and say it's all in my head lol duh. I agree with everything you do down to the glue. I used to use it, same glue. Now I use euro tape 360 degrees and don't have to change my hairline sometimes for 3 weeks. I know what you're thinking because your very smart. your thinking euro tape is too thick. It is until you use the teeth of a comb to press the lace down into it. Just sharing- you have one of the best videos I have ever seen- natural teacher. man, If I didn't get headaches, you make me want to go back to ghost glue. I hope Lord is at least paying for your Hair because you make beginners feel at ease. I enjoyed your presentation. If I would add one thing to it is showing people the easy way, to judge where the hair line starts. Trust me it's four fingers above your nose. Hey, I want to thank you, I have been wearing hair 17 years. and the way you explain and keep your words easy to understand and your tone... perfect. Now don't get mad dress better you're a good-looking guy. Hell, you need to get your name out there, I'm not kidding you should own or be working directly selling hair in a nice place. peace out little brother, Flatts Gonzales.
Where can I find the gleu you use ? Te bad mine doesn't look realistic without it.
Impressive!
This looks great! Could you do a video on how to attach a hand tied wig?
Thats amazing 🤩!
Hi there lm getting my first hair system this week any advice on the best way to style it and what products are the best to use on my hair system by the way yours looks amazing you can't tell the difference 😊
Hi Robert - we/your customer service rep can give you some general advice but it might be best if you just watch more of our customers' videos as they have that personal insight that we can't always offer.
That’s look so good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow bru that is a work or art . Simply awesome 👏 👍👍👍
Hi, how long can you wear it before you have to replace the tape please?
Hi . The bald parts of my head vary in length from back( 3.5 inches) of head to the front (6inches). Do I get Lordhair to trim this for me?
Also should hairpiece be slightly smaller than the bald head area?
Thank you and great video 👍
Hi Yoshii - we're not quite sure what you mean but if you have more than one bald area then it's best you shave the whole of your head. Could you contact our team for better assistance: www.lordhair.com/contacts?
That said, we can cut our stock hair systems down to your size. If you were thinking of a ordering a custom-made hair system then we would make the hair system to your specific measurements.
Crop hairstyle makes the system way more undetectable. Should try it
Excellent
Looks fantastic
You look amazing brother!💯
Hi thanks for the video
How long do those last before they wear out, the adverts seem to suggest only 3 to 4 months which means it’s very expensive to replace, is it possible that you can get them to last much longer ?
Yes, it's perfectly possible. A lot of it depends on the wearer and how they look after their hair system but then it also depends on the type of hair system. Some are designed in a way that will make them last longer.
@@Lordhair hope so, for me it’s not worth it to just last a few months it has to last at least a year to be viable.
Looks good.
Looks good👍😊
Looks great I’m 27 been bald since I was 19 and my confidence has been so damaged I wear a hat most of time to cover it, I was wondering how long the glue lasts for 🤔,once applied and what the prices ranges are ?
The glue could last weeks at a time but a lot of the time, the hold is affected by the wearer's body chemistry/lifestyle/climate. If you click on our men's stock hair systems then you will see our prices: www.lordhair.com/mens-hair-systems/stock-hair-pieces.html
How do you cut the topper into the client's hair? Can you show me that?
Great video !
One question … doesn’t the glue get smelly when you sweat ? If yeas, how long does it take to start getting smelly ?
Hi Luiz - it's not so much the glue as the scalp that will get sweaty/smelly over time. That's why it's important to pay attention to the health and state of your scalp and why people will remove and reattach their hair system every week or so (despite glue or tape being able to last longer than that).
There's no way for us to say how long it would take your scalp to start to smell as that would depend on many factors such as your own body chemistry, how much you sweat, the climate you live in etc. However, with a regular removal and reattachment process, you shouldn't find smell an issue.
What’s the glue you used?
Do you find this more natural than a full skin base?
Also can this base be cut down to fit smaller templates
We can answer your second question, Phil. (In normal circumstances when everything is in stock) this hair system is actually available in four different sizes with the smallest being 6" (w) x 8" (l).
Looks like real hair
Hello there where can I find this ?
How do you start, do you have nay recommendations for all of it from the system to the glue and tape etc
Good question! There is plenty of content on UA-cam (not just on our channel) so that could be a good starting point. Then, there is our website too. To help you decide on a hair system, first thinking about how you would like to wear your hair (exposing your front hairline or not, for example) and how long you'd like your hair system to last as the more natural a hair system (think of the base material and the way the hair is attached), the less durable it will be would be a good idea. Also, consider the climate you live in or how physically active you are (so, the breathability of the hair system). As for tape or glue, you may be best trying them both out and just seeing what works best for you. Please feel free to email us at support@lordhair.com and we'd be happy to help.
If your new and you don't know anyone who wears hair, I think you should start in a in a business that does hair replacement, depending on you, you learn and observe and you can take over, I did it for 2 years didn't miss a beat, then went back to a salon, always something new coming out and you can see someone else wearing it, or buy a unit like from lord and then go get a cut in, usually 175 to 250.
Wow!!
Cool!
My question is, how long does it stay on your head? I’m looking to get a decent wig but I’ve been bald for years and I sweat profusely when it’s hot outside, mainly my head. Is this something I have to worry about falling off randomly or?
There's actually no definitive answer to this as it all depends on the type of tape/glue the wearer uses and how their own body chemistry/climate/lifestyle affects the hold. In theory, hair system tape/glue can hold your hair system in place for four weeks (check with the manufacturer/what the product description says).
Sweat isn't going to make your hair system fall off but it likely means you would have to reattach your hair system more frequently than someone who doesn't sweat as much. You might do a full reattachment like what you see in this video once a week but you will discover what works best for you.
Thank you very much, what brand is your liquid glue?
Andrew uses Ghost Bond which you can see at 05:12.
Great tutorial. You really don't need to pay some shady hair salon thousands of dollars to do any of this for you, all the information to do this yourself is online.
This is a good tutorial. Thanks Andrew. Your system looks really good.
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OMG !!!
Big Difference
WOW!
Great job👍you look Great either way 😉
but which way does he look the most attractive to you (be honest)?
@@techiefan1986 with the hair.
Can you please send me the link for all these products you used I’m looking to purchase it for my brother to boost his confidence and make him feel comfortable
Hi Crystal - we hope your brother loves having hair again! The hair system and tape are actually in the description. The glue Andrew uses is Ghost Bond and it's likely his solvent remover is C-22 Solvent by Walker Tape but we don't sell either of those two products.
You look great. Did you use a styling product?
Many people think that guys purchase these hair pieces because they are ashamed of being bald when that's not the case for a good majority. I've been bald for 5 years and I'm very comfortable in my skin. Still, I'd give this a try (why not?) I think most of the negative comments stem from societies outlook on gender stereotypes. It's 2021 people. If YOU are comfortable being bald that's great. However, if you're disturbed at the thought of men wearing hair systems then you should really ask yourself why. Just my .02.
Thanks for sharing, Al! Be bald or wear a hair system - do what makes you happy.
Al your 100 percent correct,
How is it that he doesn't mark where the hairline starts when applying liquid adhesive? I've tried to do that and I made an absolute mess 😪
I'm curious you say to leave a gap for water to release, but what if you're using a glue bonder
Lol I didn't think of that
if you use a skin unit, which looks the best, but very little water or anything touches your head, I prefer lace
Can I get something custom made just for my receding hairline and for lengthy hair?
Yes, that's possible, Justin. It sounds like you're describing a frontal hair system. You could customize either of these two stock frontals www.lordhair.com/mens-hair-systems/frontal-hair-pieces.html but since we're talking about a custom-made order, you could have any base design. It may be best if you email support@lordhair.com or use our live chat feature to discuss your options.
What about it’s Maintenace? How long it lasts to re-glue it, provided we take a shower every day.
Thanks
Hi Elie - that depends on your own body chemistry, your lifestyle, your environment and the type of glue so it's difficult to give a definite answer. How long people choose to wear their hair system before they do a full removal and reattachment is often down to the individual rather than the glue. They may do this every week, every two weeks or longer so the right glue for you will last several weeks at a time.
How often do you have to do this hair back restoration and this weekly ,monthly daily ,because there's a lot to this. And your hair does look
Hi Billy - it all depends on the individual i.e. but you might do a full reattachment like this every week.
@@Lordhair thank you for the reply and your hair does look very good
wow that does look quite natural, at least on video. Unfortunately the video resolution is too low to really determine if the seam can be spotted in reality upon closer inspection. Like what would you say is the average distance before someone can spot if they're looking directly at it.. thx.. I'm suffering from severe alopecia areata and am wondering if this will be the right solution for me. I don't think I can hide my spots much longer. :( it's devastating
You'd have to be pretty close with this particular hair system to possibly notice anything and that's only if you styled your hair in a way that exposed the front hairline.
We're sorry to hear about your alopecia but please just reach out to us and we'll help you see if a hair system could be an option for you: www.lordhair.com/contacts.
What model is this .
I do my own as well..... sometimes you wish you had a friend who knows what their doing to help
you do, there's 100 groups on face book, you can ask anyone, or everyone you will get help, I'm sure if you buy from Lord, they will help you with info
@@alleborges4890 oh it's plenty of places in Atlanta who will help put it on but for some of the prices they charge I'm patient enough to do it myself. I've gotten to about 35 minutes installation time frame now
Hey I'm from the UK and want to do this myself where do or can I actually buy the hair system and how do I know if I have the right one?
Hi Tanae - this is the Lordhair channel so this is one of our hair systems. There are links in the video description but this is our site: www.lordhair.com/. You will see that we ship to the UK and that we have tutorial pages on our site and videos like this on our UA-cam channel to help you become independent enough to attach your hair system at home, for example. We will also assign a member of our customer service team to you so they can help you with all your questions.
Wwow i like how it's natural
How long does it last?
This is impressive. I'm guessing if you won't be meeting people for a few days after it's time to wash and reapply the system. It might help your skin to have a few days off to breathe. Just rock the Prince Charles horseshoe to let some air around your scalp for a day or two. The system looks great
You really don't have to air it out that long. Just take it off, wash your head really well and you can either sleep with it off or just give it a few hours and reapply. Wore one for awhile and I loved it but I didn't have very much money at the time so I ended up shaving it. I'm just not considering getting one again 8 years later lol
Is it the Neo system?
is this something I would have to do every day? or say once a week? maybe longer?
Hi Brandon - you would likely do this once every week or two or perhaps even less frequently. It really depends on the wearer but it's also down to the glue/tape they use as well as their lifestyle and body chemistry.
I have only two questions.
1) What is the model name of the unit you wear in this film ?
2) My other question regards the parameter. At the .18 second mark....did you put "tape on tape" or put tape on a poly parameter that came on the unit ?
Thank you very much for your help. :)
Antoine
Hi Antoine - this is our Neo model www.lordhair.com/neo-mens-hair-replacement-system.html and you'll see that it has a poly around the back and sides and across the front so this is what Andrew puts tape on.
@@Lordhair I looked at the website and saw a thin skin unit called, " ThinSkin-VP".
In looking at the various photos of the unit on your website, I have only one other question.
And that is, although photos can be misleading through no one's fault, I would like to know if the "Think Skin-VP" is V- looped AND is the hair as soft / baby fine and multi directional as Andrew's unit appears to be ?
All "political correctness" aside, that fact that it is "Indian hair" is not an issue. What matters is that it is not "coarse", but rather VERY smooth / baby fine, which is genetically consistent for caucasians, etc.
Thank you. :)
Antoine.
@@globalonemusic2381 Hi Antoine - happy to help! The hair is V-looped all over, yes, and the hair type is the same as what you see in this video. Indian hair is often the default choice for Caucasians and works well across different ethnicities. However, if hair type is very important to you then you might want to think about a custom order and choosing Remy or European hair.
@@Lordhair I wanted to order the ThinSkin-VP., V-looped after I saw it on your website. As long as I can get the same "natural flowing" look that Andrew gets at the 11:07 mark. This is good. :) Thank you again for your help. :)
@@globalonemusic2381 are you new, if you are I recommend you start with lace/soft but durable, thin skin you tear taking it off, it's done. give yourself a fighting chance