Poly on front is visible, how to fix it?
- Thread starter sawun
- Start date
Honestly, it's visible to you. But unless someone is in your personal space, they won't notice. I wear my UTS poly more exposed than that and have never had anyone notice or say anything. I think we often get a little too anxious or self-conscious when really people aren't going to be looking for anything because it's normal to have hair on your head. I promise you, people won't notice that. Now once you start seeing more of the smaller hairs break off in the front at the spots you pointed out, you may want to consider trimming the hairline. The only reason you have the area at the part is probably because you comb more in that area. Either way, I think it looks good as long as it is bonded down really well!
- Reaction score
- 288
How thick is that poly?
- Reaction score
- 14
The overall density seems rather high. I’d throttle back to a lower density next go round. In the interim, you might want to have a stylist layer the system a bit. If the poly in front is a bother, get a poly perimeter back and sides system with a lace front next.
exact thickness isn't mentioned by supplier, but it's normal PU skin, feel soft in hands.
- Reaction score
- 288
Did you get it from Alibaba ?
Noah
Senior Member
- Reaction score
- 1,960
Hi Sawun
Sorry to be a downer, but the reality is that system is not suitable for wearing with an exposed hairline. The base is somewhat visible, but more importantly the hairline is not graduated, so you have a "wall of hair" look going on, which is never going to look natural. It's best just to style it with the hairline covered, and if you want to go for a style with a visible hairline in due course, aim to get a different type of system, with a thinner base and a graduated hairline. If you need help with that, please ask.
Noah
Sorry to be a downer, but the reality is that system is not suitable for wearing with an exposed hairline. The base is somewhat visible, but more importantly the hairline is not graduated, so you have a "wall of hair" look going on, which is never going to look natural. It's best just to style it with the hairline covered, and if you want to go for a style with a visible hairline in due course, aim to get a different type of system, with a thinner base and a graduated hairline. If you need help with that, please ask.
Noah