THE ONE TRICK To Make EVERY Hair System Hairline UNDETECTABLE!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- In today's video, i'll be teaching you the trick to make EVERY hair system hair line better!!
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In men, hair often begins to recede from the forehead.
Male-pattern baldness
Women tend to lose hair along the part.
Female-pattern baldness
Patchy hair loss (alopecia areata) is sometimes preceded by itchy or painful scalp.
Patchy hair loss (alopecia areata)
Repeated stress on the hair can cause a type of hair loss called traction alopecia.
Traction alopecia
t's becoming increasingly common for menopausal women to experience frontal fibrosing alopecia, in which the hairline moves back.
Frontal fibrosing alopecia
Hair loss can appear in many different ways, depending on what's causing it. It can come on suddenly or gradually and affect just your scalp or your whole body.
Signs and symptoms of hair loss may include:
Gradual thinning on top of head. This is the most common type of hair loss, affecting people as they age. In men, hair often begins to recede at the hairline on the forehead. Women typically have a broadening of the part in their hair. An increasingly common hair loss pattern in older women is a receding hairline (frontal fibrosing alopecia).
Circular or patchy bald spots. Some people lose hair in circular or patchy bald spots on the scalp, beard or eyebrows. Your skin may become itchy or painful before the hair falls out.
Sudden loosening of hair. A physical or emotional shock can cause hair to loosen. Handfuls of hair may come out when combing or washing your hair or even after gentle tugging. This type of hair loss usually causes overall hair thinning but is temporary.
Full-body hair loss. Some conditions and medical treatments, such as chemotherapy for cancer, can result in the loss of hair all over your body. The hair usually grows back.
Patches of scaling that spread over the scalp. This is a sign of ringworm. It may be accompanied by broken hair, redness, swelling and, at times, oozing.
When to see a doctor
See your doctor if you are distressed by persistent hair loss in you or your child and want to pursue treatment. For women who are experiencing a receding hairline (frontal fibrosing alopecia), talk with your doctor about early treatment to avoid significant permanent baldness.
Also talk to your doctor if you notice sudden or patchy hair loss or more than usual hair loss when combing or washing your or your child's hair. Sudden hair loss can signal an underlying medical condition that requires treatment.
People typically lose 50 to 100 hairs a day. This usually isn't noticeable because new hair is growing in at the same time. Hair loss occurs when new hair doesn't replace the hair that has fallen out. 
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If you style your hair back with gel, all you have to do is (immediately after styling it back with gel) put one hand on your hair to hold the style, and use your other hand to press the root portion down and over a little to cover the front of the hairline. This typically breaks up or covers whatever hint of an edge may be visible.
Bro. Jake ! As always, your videos are always so concise and informative . This one is yet another that is so good and will help many who are having issues with frontline .
Will you do a video of you doing that to your hair system?
I'm so happy I found this channel! You're one of the most relatable wearers on RUclips. My question about these baby hairs is what happens after you wash the piece? Any tips on how to find all those short hairs again once they've been washed back into the long hairs?
There's some good tricks in this video, I'm going to show this to my stylist, thanks Jake!
Hey Jake you have some great videos! Just watched One On The Fringe and tried it out on my hair and it works great. Starting wearing here at 1993 with Hair Club for Men. The prices were outrageous compared to what they are today. I watch the video with your buddy both talking about your journey. I started a 93 like I said so I've had a long journey but I never looked back. Keep those videos coming thanks so much for your info
Wow wow, this is so cool
I may play with this idea with an old system. Great info
I just watched this again after seeing a while ago and actually forgetting about it. It really does work...try it! Thanks!
It’s called baby hairs and women have been doing it with their wigs for years but it’s much easier said than done for men. I do not think gluing hair over your hairline looks natural and after a day or two it becomes a mess. Having short wispy hairs in the front is more doable but the main problem is real baby hairs are finer and thinner so when doing it with system hair you can quickly end up with short uncontrollable hairs that poke out in every direction and again don’t look natural. This is something I’ve wanted to perfect since I started wearing and it’s no easy task.
Gave up years ago but every now thén I want to give wearing hair up a try...i noticed since I ripped my hair line in a few places i çan wear thé hair up in those areas and its more believeable. I Used to get pièces at a salon where the front was shaped like it had had been cut into little curve like edges..I dont know To describe it, other times the stylist moderately
. damaged the hairline with a comb and cissors and tweezers. and it looked more natural with liquid ahesive as opposed to putting on most pièces that have a straight edge all around
amazing video....superb ..jake rocks..
thank you so much
Yup. I found this out by myself, without any instruction. I kind of figured this out. Maybe because I draw and understand blending and shading. I don't know, but it dawned on my. Tape for the perimeter, then light glue in the front. I do exactly what she does. Lay down the front and blow dry. Cool, I'm on the right track. Been doing this for a few months after over 2 years.
Yay! Thank you! This is so helpful!
Hi! Thanks for all the content. It has been very helpful to me. I have a question... some hair from my hair system turned into the opposite side of it. Whenever I wear it, I can feel some hair inside and is driving me crazy. Is there any way to avoid this from happening or any kind of solution? Thanks!
Great video pal. Please can you tell me where I can watch the full video of that clip you used of that other hair guy who cuts the first 2mm of his hair short at the front to conceal the base. I'd like to watch him in full and see what he did. And also of the first lady hairdresser. Can you put links to them.
Your hair look amazing! that's my hair before it fell out, my side bio hair isn't good at all, but is the style you have achievable for thinner sides? I took a picture of yours to show the place I got to
Very interesting tip! 👍👍
Amazing stuff man
Afger wearing a piece where almost all the hair in the front fell out, i recently had to put an old piece on where the front was ripped in several areas..i think i may purposely cut hairline in the future because it looks more natural ... a few vertical rips really made the hairline look better its better than a straight line
I love your channel 👍🏽 keep it up👍🏽
Excellent thanks.
Hey Jake, what do you use to style your hair??
Hi Jake. I've got to ask you you what hair system that is you're wearing in this video and if it's stock? I really like the wave it has up front and most stock units I've had don't come with that much of a wave.
Hi, I have been using hair systems since more than 2 decades however at age 48 I have started having a lot of thinning around the sides and back of my head. This is causing me a lot of stress and annoyance. Can you suggest what to do in a case like this? I don't wish to opt for a full head system. Have considered scalpmicropigmentation on the sides and back of head but not too sure about that. Any advise is welcome. God bless!
I just bought my new hair from New Times hair, it's really good quality, thank you for all your help and motivation with your videos. I will post my unboxing too
awesome! would love to do a video interview.. email me at jake@dillymedia.com
Jake, the system u have on in this vlog and the way it's styled is the best u've ever looked in the 25 or so vlogs of u that i have watched. Just wanted to tell u that.
thanks
this hairsystem is the goat
Great idea for a first install but haven’t had any luck with getting those fringe hairs to lay back down when doing a reinstall. Those little fringe hair flow back into the rest of the hair after a wash. I’d like to see how a reinstall is done.
Pull em through the liquide adhesive and a tweezers
You can easily find them by pulling them out of the longer hair with a comb lol
One can also tease just the front hair a bit. Pulling a little hair from the front edge straight out toward your mirror, then backcombing toward your head. Then sort of "lock" it down with the fine comb, so that the teased hair is next to the hairline, but the hair above is straighter to comb back. Certain textures would work better than others with this technique. This is the technique I use.
This was an Important video. Hairline is after all the most visible
Been doing this for a while! I always bring the front hair down longer then the system base so the hair kind of sticks to your forehead. Had my system nearly 2 years now, so know a few tips and tricks !!
Does it work if you sweep hair right back?
I love this,,
I agree totally and I've been doing this technique for some time. It works out really well. I have been saying for some time that the more uneven and slightly messy look is better! These guys that want a perfect hairline must not realize (with all due respect) that it just looks ridiculous. Thanks for the vid! BTW, your hair really does look good.... much more natural hairline!
Hi Everyone . . . I can't get ahold of C-22 . . . anyone know what type of solvent I might use that would work okay, and not degrade the HRS?
Thank you :-)
Jake your system is truly amazing. It looks super realistic. The hairline is fantastic. Great content
Im a big fan of yours.
Man you hit the nail on the head, I'm dwn with a hair unit because I'm tired of thin hair and black spray..I don't want people to know or see I'm wearing a wig because that what it is we just use the word hair unit to make it sound not like a wig...lol..I like your hair style but I'm more of a fade type of guy and I'm tripping, because I can't find any looks with a fade /blend,.You only get 1 chance to cut your hair unit after that it won't grow back... 😂..thnx for video..
Can I do this on an existing system
Hey Jake, I must say this is hands down the best unit u had so far. Suits u perfectly and looks natural. I just wonder which unit is it? LordHair, Lavivid? Or something else?
He got this version from hair club
Mikey Figs oh nice, thank you
Does your new unit have more wave than standard "body wave" stock systems? I think that's what's making it so good...
What happens after a few weeks when you need to regroom?
Do you just glue down the baby hairs from the previous time? or cut again?
Hey guys, anyone can help me on this one : I've always wondered.. can I use my actual hair (like shaving everything except for the very front and cuting it short and kind of blend my thin strip of actualy hair with the hair system somwhow?)
I’m getting mine done on Saturday!!!! I can’t wait
Your hairline looks so natural in this video. Great info. 👍
One thought… it’s one thing when you’re working with a really talented stylist (Mickey one of the best in the world) and maintaining it regularly. It’s a whole other ball game if you’re doing this yourself…
I think a better technique is one you have previously shared- just cut a mm or 2 off the front of the base when the hairline is getting thin
absolutely! just a different technique to try out!
But why you dont use this technic if its sooo good?
hi Jake can you do a video on your plans to get a hair transplant in Turkey and why they all fell through?
He told that story like 10 times already.
Jake hair hat makes me laugh. My husband had a hair transplant that is REAL HAIR NOT FAKE. Hair hat
Your hubby will need a system soon when that hair transplant starts to thin... he'll be watching Jake's videos for tips about his system in about 5 years lol
@@caroldunes8693 You sound salty. I sense you wish your husband looked this good. Jealousy.
@@max_rove not with that front hairline. Stevie Wonder could spot Jakes wig and for heavens sake Stevie is blind. Howard Costell the old ABC sports reporter that use to interview Muhammad Ali and Monday night football has a more realistic looking hair system then Jakes fake hair garbage. Just being an honest lady.
Grabs attention with those bangs cut off. LOL
Great tip. The thick line in front never looks natural. I’d like to soften It.
Like that one
I cut baby head into the front of my system, kind of the same principle, but a lot thinner
It just takes the eye away from the clean cut finish. Nobody’s got a perfectly straight hairline.
In the afro hair care world, this is called "snatching edges" if anyone wants to look it up
I do that with tape. I put the tape a little bit out of hairline then I press it down
Can you explain this in a little more detail?
I have a Chicano style slick back style and I do similar, just with ghostbond...leave a 2-3mm overhang of the glueline below the hairline edge and press the very front hairs into it, then comb them back ....it breaks up the hairline nicely and hides the edge of the poly 👌🏽
I also use Nyx shine killer to dull the edge down...a tip I picked up from Santos @sanman, another content creator on RUclips 🙂
@@Travis_Gixxer good tips! I will check that shine killer out
@@Travis_Gixxer what happens to the glue after a few days? does it become kind of like crust or anything? How often do you change your hairsystem (take it off, clean it and your head and put it back on)? How many days does it take till the front kind of starts to be getting loose of your front headskin? And how many glue-layers do you do with your ghostbond?
@@panix186 I remove and fully service it once weekly, with minor touch ups as needed...it generally holds up well though. I use three layers of ghostbond for the actual poly hairline but I put the last two on a fraction higher than the first one (where the front hairs will stick down). I don’t cut the front hairs like jakes example, I just comb the very front few hairs forward, press them into the glue til they’re good and stuck, give them a light spritz of hairspray then carefully comb them back into the rest of the hair 👌🏽 not cutting them makes it far simpler to consistently replicate.
It makes a real difference....i slick it back with Suavecito pomade so the hairline is super visible....it’s the best, most natural looking method I’ve found 😊
PRICE?
Does anyone know any good hair system salons in LA? There seems to be no problem ordering hair systems from online to other suppliers but no bespoke salons to offer premium services for measuring, cutting, and installing.
Let me know if you find one.
Try a salon called actual image in Burbank. I used to go there before I moved
Yes contact Ivan at lahairreplacement on Instagram he’s my barber and he’s amazing! My pics are on his Instagram!
@@rmando852 look up lahairreplacement on Instagram! Great prices and he is a master at systems!!
@@austinchambers6264 Thanks! Can he do full measuring and help in ordering?
Nice job Jake! Would you be willing to set up/ consult, assist me on my first hair system?
I'm now going to apply my first hair sytem...Exciting ! Thanks again!
I know you guys deal a lot with stock. But this is offered on a custom unit. Baby hair on the front airline. You want them to be "injected" so they lay flat.
easy, stop combing your hair back and trying to make it look perfect.
"European hair" XD
Nice save
YES, don't say "white people", they're morally inferior 😂😂.
I just have bangs. No hairline styling needed
How long are you already using your hair system?
The technonogy doesnt change much..lace is lace..poly is poly
Right density,color..interesting with got2b glued..ive seen people do it with a tweezers.unfortunately ive been allergic to every liquid adhésive i tried..bangs get boring..was thinking about getting the same lace piece with blond hair and then dying it dark dark brown h1b
In hollywood, they just brush bangs over the lace or pu hairline. They also use some kind of a stage makeup like kryolan tv paint stick. I see actors doing this alllll the time. Its crazy how many of us are so insecure, but wr dont realize how misled we are.
Wayyyyyyy tooooo worddyyyy
imo it's also colour. when the unit is darker than the bio hair it looks unnatural
Drag Queens have been doing this for decades. Even with cheap synthetic wigs.
Perhaps in theory but in practice don’t think this look good on European hair
Man I'm so happy I'm part of the hair transplant community as opposed to this. However, interesting nonetheless
This will not work if the person is active, running, workout, sports, etc. Also after several shampoos it will turn milky white and look terrible. This is a salesperson talking. He will not tell you the actual world you would be living in. And no, one cannot do this on their won, it is a skill.
I see how this could help but the second guy's hairline doesn't look natural at all. Baby hairs are lighter than normal hair. Unless you have someone who's a pro at doing this I wouldn't attempt it. I would definitely ruin my unit trying.
No offense but this only works for black people like white people's hair doesn't look like that or does it have that texture or wave or grow in that pattern it just looks weird if you try to do this white person.
do you really believe this is a good result?
Nope.
please dye your beard to the color of your hair
Why? Lots of Europeans have naturally mismatching beard/hair colours. Also, dying beard hair is not as easy as you may think. The dye in coarse beard hair will fade MUCH faster than in head hair.
@@ryanteacher8134 it looks wrong
Black guys don't have to do this nonsense
I'VE BEEN WEARING A SYSTEM FOR YEARS NOW. I USED A COMPANY CALLED FARRELL FOR YEARS - BUT SINCE COVID, THE QUALITY HAS GONE TOTALLY TO CRAP. THEY USED TO HAVE THE BEST UNDECTABLE HAIRLINES BUT NOW, THEYR'E AWFUL. IS THERE A COMPANY THAT HAS THE BEST LOOKING, NATURAL SYSTEMS? I'VE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE. I KNOW LAVIVID - I USED THEM BEFORE, THEIR HAIRLINES WEREN'T GOOD.