Recent content by Incursio

As mentioned above already, I to have not seen RA progress to such an extent that the effected areas become slick bald like AA hairloss. However as male pattern baldness progresses the sides and back do eventually become thinner in density and less wide in area. Temple loss can be attributed to RA however in...

It's unfortunate but this is pretty much what I've learned DHT sensitive male pattern baldness which is the most common cause of hairloss has an underlying different mechanism to RA which is why conventional treatment including finasteride doesn't work, I'm not aware of anything that helps combat RA. I have similar...

From what I've heard DHT blockers will have little or no effect on stopping RA. It's a pain especially when wearing as blending becomes extremely difficult unless you go for an undercut which will than lead you to needing to keep biohair more strictly maintained. What I can say from personal...

I was wearing systems with RA and diffuse thinning, one thing you have to do when you have RA is to make sure you maintain your biohair. Without regular maintaince your bio hair not blend properly with the system and if you're going the undercut low sides route which is for the best you'll need...

Okay I'm a new wearer and I haven't posted for sometime as I'm still going through the stresses of wearing for the first couple of weeks, which I have overcome pretty well tbh. I'm going to review UKhairsystems in this post from start to finish: - First impressions I spoke to Richard who was...

You can always incorporate temple points into a customer hair piece and if it's not right you can always trim it down to get the right look. One thing to note lace breathable skin is not. It's probably best to have a word with your supplier as well and see what they can offer you and if your...

You may have to go with a lace type base, with ultra fine skin I believe you will need to shave the area where the piece will attach as the whole point is to mimic skin and it will look milky in texture till adhered to skin itself.

I have purchased almost everything I need for wearing a system, I did go a bit over the top as I wanted to have every option available for DIY even though I possibly won't do de-/reattachments in the beginning depends how good of a stylist I can find. The only thing I haven't bothered with: -...

Sounds good Grincher I don't know how my body will react to tapes/glues as my skins not particularly oily/sweaty. My motorcycle helmet is well fitted but doesn't particularly get that hot as I have vents to allow fresh air to keep me cool but nevertheless it can become stuffy, I am looking at an...

Interesting I think I'm being too cautious and the best way to find out is to test it out in real life circumstances which will give a better foresight. I normally wear a base layers under my motorcycle helmet as like you said it's good for dealing with perspiration aswell as any bugs which slip...

Hello Gents, I have a query which I haven't seen discussed as much on any forums. Now I wear a lot of different headgear some of which is mandatory such as: Motorcycle Helmets, Hardhats, Snapbacks and caps. This is inevitably going to add extra wear on to the hair system, but the question is...

Thanks you for your feedback Grincher. I also received some excellent information from Noah. So it looks like I'm all set.

I'm forward planning and I'm looking for a place in England around the Manchester region to get my hair system cut in, I'm not keen on a 3 hours drive to London as I may be relying on this place for at least 3 months until I gain independence. I will ask my supplier as he did mention he had some...

Cool piece man looks great.

Unless someone who has tested one of these in a day to day situation we can't really know how it'll work out. One of my areas of work is in an office environment currently is full-time do plan to go part-time. I have the opinion that people do focus on hair quite a lot maybe I'm being biased as...