The Question of Hair Density

[jack2000]

Hair density plays a big part in whether your hair system looks natural or not. I think the best is to choose a transitional density which replicates natural hair. This your hair will have subtle graduation which is just like the natural full head of hair we once had. Don't make the mistake of ordering you a thicker density believing it will make you look younger or it will look nice, it won't. It might end up making you stick out like a sore thumb. Also just because the density is greater doesn't mean the system will last longer. Nor does thinning it out work later as it leaves unsightly stuble.

Just remember sometimes less is more.

What do you guys think?

 

[Fanjeera]

i ordered maximum density. looks fake, but good. i think men with good genes often naturally grow thicker hair on the crown than on the sides. my nape is very dense and matches the wig, but only sides not so much

 

[shookwun]

Never get thick density..looks to wiggish. Especially if you don't have temple points. Big give away.


Lighter density is always the best approach. Its like tip tier natural hair

 

[grincher]

definitely better to start light and increase. Also know your suppliers scale as there is no universal scale for suppliers

 

[jack2000]

thanks for the feedback guys. shookwun makes a real important point that the density between different companies. Best to keep that in mind!

 

[grincher]

thanks for the feedback guys. shookwun makes a real important point that the density between different companies. Best to keep that in mind!

Without being picky, I made that point

 

[jack2000]

apologies grincher, my mistake:turned: