noblesources
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@cottonReville
did you mean to quote me? the post came out weird
did you mean to quote me? the post came out weird
Working out with a thin skin poly system?
- Thread starter JonathanHair
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Full thin skin 0.08-0.1mm
They are just gaps, I call it inlet to refer the gap I would use to pour water in.
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ROFL you work out in .08-.1 - wow. More power to you, boy!
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My first hair system was completely thin skin from TotalCoverPlus,with the lies that it had micro breathable holes in it.
Did it f***,I went for a run and when I came to remove it as it was peeling off(coming unstuck). My scalp was wet with sweat under it and it stank.
Did it f***,I went for a run and when I came to remove it as it was peeling off(coming unstuck). My scalp was wet with sweat under it and it stank.
noblesources
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As someone with a lace unit, is the .03 more breathable? I thought they're all nonporous regardless of thickness
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My next piece would be that base, but custom unit... My supplier does not have it in medium light.
It has been a suffering not gonna lie, especially that I train 6 days a week, but this thinkness as my first hair system is ideal, as I did handle it roughly during cleanups, and I reinstall it every 5-6 days.
noblesources
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what are you trying next?
noblesources
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Which supplier?
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Super hairpieces. I have been using them for a few years now. Pretty okay for the price.
Definitely some lace/skin combo, currently considering skin perimeter and lace center and in front.
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Do all poly perimeter pieces have insanely thick poly on the sides? That's all I've seen or had. My brother also gets that config.
I can't really imagine a very thin poly surround working well.
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You can get custom lace/ .05 poly systems