.03 Poly Hairline Redo Real Time Quick and Easy

[@HairExperience]

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[@SABOREAME68]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great informative video........... Abrazos

[@thomasgrim4325]

By far the most informative useful hair replacement video series on the net.

[@HairExperience]

Thank you Thomas!!!

[@jakeowens1253]

Curtis is hands down the only guy I listen to on KZbin when it comes to maintenance tutorials! 💪👍❤

[@HairExperience]

Thank you sir, here to help!!!

[@hairdude6616]

Awesome vid man. Would love to see you do one on a full rebond - but by yourself (no wife). i imagine a lot of guys here DIY it, or plan to. Just an idea 😎

[@HairExperience]

Good idea!!

[@kashmoney7036]

I was just about to suggest the same thing. I'd really love a video by yourself doing a full deattachment and reattachment Curtis!

[@pre2k475]

@@davidpaul4621 which tape for fixation bro?

[@caseyrobazza3569]

Hey Curtis.. Casey Here... Ive texted you before. I'm a stylist/owner of a Hair Replacement Studio now for over 30 yrs here in London ,Ontario Canada. Gotta say..I love your videos. And love you're approach on your facts about the tech and service of our industry. I take the same approach with clients. Better to be brutally honest with what is involved.. and what expectations are fair. Keep it up...Tks again..hope you're doing well. :)

[@HairExperience]

Thank you !! That means a lot to me. !!

[@dennisalvarez2518]

I love to watch your videos, for several reasons. One is how confident you are about the product. Two is how straight to the point about it, like maintenance or questions asked by other people. And three I thinks those and other qualities really make you handsome.😉

[@HairExperience]

Thanks Dennis. I want the truth to the world. Just how I am. I really want (if someone becomes our client) to know what they are getting into, know how to fix problems or issues and enjoy doing this!! Thanks for the comment

[@marvin5620]

While I was watching you rub off the glue a thought just popped into my head. If your wife hadn't mentioned you checking out the , at that time, lace hair pieces you probably wouldn't be doing this. I'm glad she did because you have some of the most informative videos about hair pieces, products and how to use them that are out there. It takes a very brave guy to do what you do. Thanks

[@HairExperience]

Marvin, 100% correct. I would have never taken this journey !!! Glad I can help!!

[@JackHenry1776]

Dude your hair and especially the hair line is infinitely better than any competitor online anywhere. most products have either a weird looking hairline (too straight) or it's Elvis Wig Dense. You have seriously set the bar so high it's insane. I've ordered 3 units from you and seriously hope you stay around for a long time!

[@HairExperience]

Thank you Jack. Your business is VERY important to us and we are grateful to have you as a customer !!!! We are not going anywhere !!!

[@jamesrobinson7381]

I've never done it like that before. I tape the entire perimeter and remove tape carefully with alcohol and a QTip. Slowly. Then wash the base and hair with a gentle water based shampoo. Because I am alergic to alcohol. Ergo I can't use your method. Then use a canvas head to comb through the unit. Invert the unit to comb edges where hair sticks out from the base. Using two stick pins to keep it in place. Place a clean dry wash towel on the now unside down unit. Give it an hour or two to dry. I am not in any rush. When dry the hair conveniently dried away from the base. Making it easy peasy to tape again. Then when ready after my next shower having removed an alternate system off my head. I towel dry my scalp and place the now already taped clean system where it belongs on my head. It is of course dry, so once on my head I rehydrate with plain ole water. Comb it straight down. Put in an argon oil UV protectant as my leave-in. Nothing else. I prefer less product when possible. Blow dry to my preferred style. Maybe put a hint of combable hair spray. And it is ready for my basic shower the next day. I know this sounds involved but I haven't ripped a base in 8 years. My biggest limitation is 4 - 6 months down the road when my hair starts losing its knots after normal use. Then I reach out to MHE for a new system. Usually two. So one acts as my backup system to alternate.

[@SIRUS80]

Such great content. Ultimate assurance for customers. Thank you.

[@HairExperience]

Thank you sir !! Here to help!

[@axvgeek6333]

I take back my comment on an earlier comment about scalp protector. This one makes it clear to apply. 🙏

[@helium1828]

Hello! Can you please make a video where you explain which hair-product is best suitable for a new beginners....

[@imanfarhat172]

Absolutely amazed you do all work yourself. Hair Club cost 280 to do this . Can you please Pm me do you have sittings for women? How much it cost? Hope you reply me . Thanks

[@HairExperience]

Hey, ive done a few of these!!

[@Marckymarque]

I love your videos and I learned a lot!! I am wearing a poly hair system now and it is a lot easier to redo the front part. I also have a lace system.....but I have a lot of trouble re-doing the front hairline. How to remove the glue from the lace?? I thought a cotton ball will do...and the next 3 hours I was busy getting all the cotton of the lace system...:-( And how to remove the glue from your head/hair after replacing the frontline??? For some reason I always have glue just beneath the hairline.... I once used a black pencil to mark the hairline....I only forgot that when there's glue over the dots, you can't get rid off the dots..but that's a once in a lifetime experience..hahaha...But it would be sooooooooooooo helpful if you could do a video re-doing a lace front!! :-)

[@marvin5620]

Great job C. I just ordered my first poly system and can't wait to try it.

[@HairExperience]

Sounds great!!! It will go great!

[@bobbob2788]

Hey Curtis, great video. love the ones that get up close and personal showing how to handle a stressful part of the process. Out of curiosity I noticed you live a bit of the poly in the front that isn't ventilated, is there a reason why you don't trim the base up to the hairline on a poly? Is the poly too thick when ventilated with hair that it loses the invisibility at a hairline and causes a "lip" or something along those lines? thanks again

[@MIchaelMiii]

Curtis are you able to manually remove random hairs from a poly, specifically up at the front to create a 'thinning effect' which may look more natural

[@HairExperience]

Absolutely. Just pluck them with tweezers

[@luisaquino2381]

This guy is Amazing!!!

[@HairExperience]

Thank you !! Means a lot to me !

[@bmw-iv5cq]

Hi Curtis great video as always, is it the same front line clean up for a lace system? Can I spray stuck b gone on the front lace and leave it to work? Thanks

[@HairExperience]

Yes sir you can. But id change the rag for cotton balls for lace

[@triggerhappy522]

thank you so much for this . you have no idea how much i appreciate it. i have felt insecure about my thin hair and high hairline my entire life. dunno if im balding or not, it's been this way since i was a teenager . but your videos have helped me and I wanna give you a pinky hug . which is where i wrap my pinky around your pinky and Squeeeeze ! lol

[@HairExperience]

LOL !! No problem!

[@Adrian890722]

The hair line looks really realistic, can you tell me how real it loooks compared to the french lace? I find I lose a lot of hair on front when removing the glue. Can you tell me how long this type of poly would last?

[@MB-oc1nw]

Poly has a better hairline...I use Curtis's 0.3mm poly hair pieces...they're worth it.

[@rishibajaj7518]

@@MB-oc1nw hello

[@zachmcclintock2041]

the hairlines on the pieces they give me at my place have the ends of hair all inside the base abruptly ending at the very front edge so it looks incredibly fake. Yours in this the hairs look like it comes out of your scalp and the base is clear. Are your systems all like this? And this is invisikin correct? I will email you later

[@HairExperience]

Let's chat over email !

[@michaelgolodini]

Hey Curtis! Using a nose trimmer to shave off the hairs in the front is a great idea! I think that shine also comes from the scalp protector.

[@luisaquino2381]

Nose trimmer ? Which one!! Thank you!!

[@michaelgolodini]

@@luisaquino2381 It's called CONAIR For men.

[@chrislight3155]

Great video, could I add highlights to your systems?

[@HairExperience]

Hey Chris. You can. It’s just rough on the hair.

[@chrislight3155]

@@HairExperience Thanks Curtis. Really enjoying your video's.

[@MultiDashing007]

Do you recommend conditioning the hair every day? and washing it twice a week? Really love your hair system quality curtis! An old subscriber from India! cheers!

[@HairExperience]

Hey, yes basically. I condition daily but some days I skip it all and just rinse with water in the shower.

[@whatevs3736]

Hey Curtis. The front on your swiss lace is of so great quality that i never had to cut it back for the system to look good. Even after about 3 months. Is this a thing on poly? I feel not comfortable cutting back the base of a hairpiece. It's what's stopping me from trying poly. Thoughts on that?

[@whatevs3736]

Anyone?

[@rcjr2633]

When I do a hard part; do we cut the part within the system OR Is the system supposed to start on the other side of the part.. Meaning- Right side of the part is my hair and left side is system..? .

[@HairExperience]

Def do not want to cut the hard part in there. Blow dry train the part into the unit. That will take about a week. Then your good to go!

[@Coconutboy66]

Love it but still afraid to press the buy button but want it so bad greetings from Germany

[@HairExperience]

I totally understand. With purchasing from me, you get me for help and support too. I want you to be successful

[@stevemarz4335]

Marvolus video Curtis. Extremely informative.

[@philandref]

Hey Curtis, what’s best? Before showering or do this after? Thanks

[@HairExperience]

Great question. I would do this after a shower. Only reason is that the bond doesnt need to get hot or wet for a while so it cures

[@paulorr7471]

Curtis - I like to take my unit off every night. Hence I use tape. I only tape the front and the back and I never have any problems. Could one use tape on a .03 base or is it just to fragile for tape?

[@HairExperience]

Paul, it would have to be a daily wear tape that is not super strong. The issue we run into is that the tape is stronger than the base material. Ive never tested a daily wear tape on our .03 or any .03 product. But I think its a good idea for a video!

[@yyang5415]

Paul Orr or Curtis, did you ever find any solution for this. I also would like to do this. What is a good bond for just daily wear? Excites to get my mhe order.

[@mohamedsalem207]

Perfect... Iamgoin to try poly. Hope ut works for me as iamon lace right now but i need to try it all so i choose wut is best for me. Thank you curtis the man. U r the hero🙏👍❤️

[@MB-oc1nw]

You wont go back to lace, trust me. Poly bases look better

[@akia7612]

But unlike lace poly is not breathable. It's not advisable especially when you're living in a very hot climate.

[@mohamedsalem207]

Aki A yes lace is good as it is breathable.. But poly is better if u r looking for longivity..

[@biancadimascio5116]

M B do you use the glue only at the front and tape at the back? On the full Pu

[@donngo3509]

Hi Curtis I'm wonder that can I apply the glue right on the poly base instead of the scalp

[@HairExperience]

Don, yes sir you can. I just do not it that way but you can. Only on a poly though. Not a lace

[@donngo3509]

HairExperience Yup thanks so much for your answer 😁😁

[@yanderbautista5221]

Hey, Curtis! I need a system with medium density so I'm kinda stuck with 0.08mm Thin Skin and French Lace System. Which of the two do you think has a better hairline? Thanks!

[@HairExperience]

Hey, the .05 duraskin can be built that way !!!

[@pajaroloco1263]

Have a question, did you put it yourself without any problem?

[@HairExperience]

Yes, I have my wife do the very back part. Other than that all me !

[@Adrian890722]

I received my unit today and I have a question, I have a slight extended plastic on the front, that I need to cut.. should I cut up to the front first hair or leave some of the plastic in front?

[@HairExperience]

Hey !! Just cut up to the hair. But not into it. There should be an instruction page in the box. Just follow that. !! Thanks for your business means a lot to us!

[@joshuamorton1701]

If I use C22 and follow the same method as you in this video, do I need to be worried about discoloring the poly base? I've heard C22 can make the poly turn yellow and needs to be rinsed off using soap or shampoo.

[@HairExperience]

Could be true, yes. Ive heard the same. I dont use C22, I use our adhesive remover and that will not happen

[@markyh88]

Which adhesive remover do you use on your poly? I need to order some from amazon to arrive tomorrow I have my unit lifting up and only have c22. Save my life! Haha

[@aarrjjuunn1]

Thanks so much for useful tips

[@HairExperience]

Happy to help!

[@nickknight8065]

Is the janky rag available in the starter kit?

[@HairExperience]

Could be, lololol

[@clementee263]

hey thanks for share, what about perspiration with a all poly? have you try poly just sides?

[@HairExperience]

Hey, I dont have any issues personally. But some people do get hot with poly. We have a poly sides option, its called HybridLace

[@adrianepenaranda3899]

Curtis, want hair system as yours. Do you think it will fit for for Asian like me with that hairline? . I'm brown complexion u think it's not obvious I'll do brush up. Of course ill choose black one.

[@HairExperience]

Hey, reach out to me on email. So we can see some photos. [e-mail]

[@theuntappedseries6765]

What hair system would you recommend out of all the toupees? I want to buy one for this guy and he was saying that he likes the thin skin because it looks so real along the forehead.

[@HairExperience]

Depends on who makes it. Thats the big deal

[@theuntappedseries6765]

@@HairExperience who would you suggest?

[@Gullylv]

You sell these hair pieces ?

[@dw5268]

Always watch your vids Curtis ..great video on maintenance

[@mediocrejoker9447]

when it comes to poly v lace. the hair itself, how it looks and lays, isnt different, right? youd look as good with lace as with that poly? cuz yr hairs lookin damm good lately but i think lace would be easier to begin with.

[@jesuguru2394]

Lace is slightly more undetectable at the hairline (if done correctly), but much harder and more time consuming to clean up than poly.

[@frankf198]

Looks 👀 flawless 👏🏽

[@HairExperience]

Thanks !!

[@Superman-xr1oh]

How come you don't use the cotton ball method in this video?

[@HairExperience]

Rag is easier on a poly just my opinion though !

[@jessegotti3451]

Boar's Head brush? Was that from Publix? Haha All in fun

[@HairExperience]

Good point lol Boars HAIR!!!

[@darrendavies1102]

Yet again fantastic video. Thank you sir

[@AceHafiz_AceDaniel]

can i bleach poly front hairline..pls reply, i need to know

[@HairExperience]

Hey, sure you can. But in a poly you shouldnt need to !! Hope that helps!

[@AceHafiz_AceDaniel]

@@HairExperience thanks man.. its just the hairline is too perfect. need to do something bout it.

[@johndoe9362]

Subscribed ✔

[@mickeygilmore1355]

Curtis, Love the new Bright teeth Brotha'

[@HairExperience]

Thanks Bro!!

[@SABOREAME68]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great informative video............ Abrazos

[@jonnyfranco7]

Wouldn’t this just come off in a hot shower?

[@HairExperience]

No sir. I take a hot shower every day. Twice actually