Dashtoronto
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i finally got the new hairpiece. I tried it on and it looks good. There is one problem, tho.
It looks TOO GOOD. Specifically, the volume of hair looks too full and lush. Meaning, nobody is going to believe a guy can grow such a lush and vibrant head of hair that would make even a girl's full head of hair give a run for its money.
What I'm trying to say is...I think its TOO dense. A better way of phrasing it. I think its unbelievably dense.
I'm thinking of cutting a chunk of hair to make it seem a bit less perfect and more flat. 99% of guys out there are struggling with their hair and trying to minimize its length to not seem like they're losing too much. With all the guys out there with shaved heads or receding hairlines; nobody is going to believe my hair can be that overwhelmingly voluminous.
I'm just worried that if i cut a chunk of hair from the piece to make it seem less voluminous and overwhelming and more flat and basic. It will be more believable, but i might error to the point that i'll ruin the entire piece altogether. That's a 2 months and a couple hundred bucks down the drain.
I was wondering what your opinion and input would be? I don't want people to declare without a doubt that I'm wearing a piece, from taking one glance at my hair. I think it needs to be more flat and a little less dense, hence making it more believable and more realistic.
BA, have you or anyone thought their brand new piece was too much that it couldn't be believable? That they decided to cut it down a bit to ease up on the dense density??
Its a lace piece. The beginner's piece. Not the more advanced laces, but the very beginner's lace.
Any thoughts? Have you been in this situation before? What do i do??
Should I see someone to see if they can cut it for me? A professional?
It looks TOO GOOD. Specifically, the volume of hair looks too full and lush. Meaning, nobody is going to believe a guy can grow such a lush and vibrant head of hair that would make even a girl's full head of hair give a run for its money.
What I'm trying to say is...I think its TOO dense. A better way of phrasing it. I think its unbelievably dense.
I'm thinking of cutting a chunk of hair to make it seem a bit less perfect and more flat. 99% of guys out there are struggling with their hair and trying to minimize its length to not seem like they're losing too much. With all the guys out there with shaved heads or receding hairlines; nobody is going to believe my hair can be that overwhelmingly voluminous.
I'm just worried that if i cut a chunk of hair from the piece to make it seem less voluminous and overwhelming and more flat and basic. It will be more believable, but i might error to the point that i'll ruin the entire piece altogether. That's a 2 months and a couple hundred bucks down the drain.
I was wondering what your opinion and input would be? I don't want people to declare without a doubt that I'm wearing a piece, from taking one glance at my hair. I think it needs to be more flat and a little less dense, hence making it more believable and more realistic.
BA, have you or anyone thought their brand new piece was too much that it couldn't be believable? That they decided to cut it down a bit to ease up on the dense density??
Its a lace piece. The beginner's piece. Not the more advanced laces, but the very beginner's lace.
Any thoughts? Have you been in this situation before? What do i do??
Should I see someone to see if they can cut it for me? A professional?