Nice video! This guy is young and has great bio-hair hair, so the thicker density and C/CC hairline contour works for him. It drives me nuts, though, when guys in their late 30s, 40s, 50s and even 60s try to pull off the same thing. FYI, here are a couple of tricks I learned when I was working in theater off Broadway. 99% isopropyl alcohol, which is dirt cheap and which you can buy online or in a beauty supply store, will take the place of any solvents, including C-22. Note that it has to be 99%, not the typical 70% you can buy at Target or Walmart. Also, instead of using tissue or cotton balls, once we had broken down the adhesive with the 99% isopropyl alcohol, we would do what was known as the "mirror slide" to remove the broken down adhesives. It works incredibly well. Once everything is broken down, take the unit, hold the hair back, and using a fair amount of pressure, slide the unit down a mirror. The broken down adhesives will stick to the mirror, and you can easily remove them with the 99% isopropyl alcohol. Just be certain that you hold the hair back. This is a really quick and efficient way to get the broken down adhesives off the unit. You can also use the 99% isopropyl alcohol when you're installing the unit. Spray a little bit on the tape or glue at the hairline, and it will buy you about 10 seconds to get the unit perfectly situated. In other words, you can move the system around and get it centered.
Nice tips. I'm curious about that mirror slide thing. Care to elaborate on how to do it? What kind of mirror? Alternatives? Perhaps even a video demonstration?
2 weeks is insane for wear-time. Im at 3 days, 4 days tops, before my hair system starts to peel off my forehead 😭 i use walkers precut hairline tape and spray scalp protector how can i get my hair system to last 2 weeks? 🙏
Nice video! This guy is young and has great bio-hair hair, so the thicker density and C/CC hairline contour works for him. It drives me nuts, though, when guys in their late 30s, 40s, 50s and even 60s try to pull off the same thing. FYI, here are a couple of tricks I learned when I was working in theater off Broadway. 99% isopropyl alcohol, which is dirt cheap and which you can buy online or in a beauty supply store, will take the place of any solvents, including C-22. Note that it has to be 99%, not the typical 70% you can buy at Target or Walmart. Also, instead of using tissue or cotton balls, once we had broken down the adhesive with the 99% isopropyl alcohol, we would do what was known as the "mirror slide" to remove the broken down adhesives. It works incredibly well. Once everything is broken down, take the unit, hold the hair back, and using a fair amount of pressure, slide the unit down a mirror. The broken down adhesives will stick to the mirror, and you can easily remove them with the 99% isopropyl alcohol. Just be certain that you hold the hair back. This is a really quick and efficient way to get the broken down adhesives off the unit. You can also use the 99% isopropyl alcohol when you're installing the unit. Spray a little bit on the tape or glue at the hairline, and it will buy you about 10 seconds to get the unit perfectly situated. In other words, you can move the system around and get it centered.
Nice tips. I'm curious about that mirror slide thing. Care to elaborate on how to do it? What kind of mirror? Alternatives? Perhaps even a video demonstration?
2 weeks is insane for wear-time. Im at 3 days, 4 days tops, before my hair system starts to peel off my forehead 😭
i use walkers precut hairline tape and spray scalp protector
how can i get my hair system to last 2 weeks? 🙏
Dang, Qasim should go to Hollywood and become a star! ❤🌹
Great video!
Isnt c22 toxic to out in skin gors into blood
@@benkugel3416 Hi! C22 Solvent is skin-safe, making it a reliable choice for gentle adhesive removal!
What system is that?
@@soulstice99 Hi there! It’s our models M104
When they remove hair systems. It's already detached prior to the vid recording. Waste of time
Get a hair transplant. It's not even that bad
Get a personality, it’s not even that bad.