Recent content by Milo Bloom

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C-22 stinks to high heaven and the stench will linger on the piece for days. I’ve been using 99% with a fabric sprayer on my Swiss Lace front/poly sides and back units and it cleans up better than the citrus cleaners without the stank.

Your best bet is to use a fabric sprayer filled with 99% alcohol. There are YouTube videos demonstrating the technique.

The "base" model price for custom units has tripled; for one particular seller, that will get you a mono base up to 6" x 8" with light density and your choice of black or brown hair. Want French lace? More $$$ Need a bigger base? $$$ Need red or blond hair??? Need a a higher density? $$$$$$$$$$$

try http://www.xpresshair.com/

It’s between red and blue on the adhesion scale. Best I’ve found for 3-7 day wear.

I lay down a 1 1/2" 'starter' tab of red liner tape and overlay about 1" of that with sunshine tape and finish off the remainder of the perimeter with overlaying 1" - 2" strips of sunshine tape. When I remove the tape, I peel starting at the 1/2" starter tab of red tape. The tape peels right...

Yes, especially if there is high humidity.

If you dye your own hair to cover grey, your best bet is Miss Clairol Grey Busters mixed with #20 developer. Leave in for 30 minutes and do your eyebrows as well.

A dishpan would do the trick.

Best sources for 99% are EMT supply companies.

I’ve only done perimeter bonds with glue in front and tape on the (poly) sides. Much easier on the scalp and systems last a lot longer.

The best option is to use a spot cleaning sprayer gun (link below) filled with 99% alcohol on the lace after doing the mirror slide to remove as much glue residue lace as possible. You may need to pretreat any hairs where the residue has wicked up from the base with a spray mist of 99% alcohol...

Looks really good but I'd try to darken your own hair a shade to better match the system.

No you do not! :)