What Do You Think Of This Guy Work?

[pgain]

Link: https://www.instagram.com/hairline.by.wojciech.ksiazek/

The hairline seems natural and hair looks natural aswell.

Does he makes it himself or looks like chinese made? (it costs 500 usd one)

 

[Noah]

It looks excellent.

 

[Xyz23]

wow that looks really awesome.

 

[BaldBearded]

Some of it's pretty downright AWESOME. Especially the more "out there" looks. I, personally, am less than partial to of the super-straight hairlines.

 

[deg_dilemma]

Like it very much. The lower density looks really good.

Shame he's in Poland and not in London

 

[AxC123]

looking good. Someone would have to ask him ( to your question, handmade or from chinese manufacturer ?)
it could be both, for ex: buy a stock piece, and add a graduated hairline on the empty lace front.
I have always wanted to learn how to ventilate a piece in order to add density to my pieces, extend life, etc.... I have everything, except the technique...
I doubt he does a full system at that price, it takes a lot of work to ventilate a hairpiece...
for those who don't know what ventilating is, here's a video

 

[Laconian]

2000PLN (around 500 USD) gets you a Chinese piece + cut in & attachment. He claims to have the same supplier as Heydecke.

I don't know how much his custom-made systems cost. Didn't bother asking because I'm on a tight budget.

I'm satisfied with the quality of his Chinese piece. Tomorrow will be week #9 I believe and it still looks very fresh and new. But keep in mind that I'm a daily wearer so there's much less wear & tear. I also wash/condition the piece once every 10 or 14 days. Although I have dyed it three times so far with demi-permanent dye but it's doing just fine.

Seeing as to how this is my first system ever, I'll order my next piece from Lordhair for the sake of comparison.

 

[what2018]

looking good. Someone would have to ask him ( to your question, handmade or from chinese manufacturer ?)
it could be both, for ex: buy a stock piece, and add a graduated hairline on the empty lace front.
I have always wanted to learn how to ventilate a piece in order to add density to my pieces, extend life, etc.... I have everything, except the technique...
I doubt he does a full system at that price, it takes a lot of work to ventilate a hairpiece...
for those who don't know what ventilating is, here's a video

hello AxC123.i just saw the video you posted about the hair ventilation. you have an idea where i can find the piece of cloth to sew the hair to. like can i buy just the cloth online?

 

[AxC123]

You can google " wig making supplies" or do same search on amazon
Good luck