⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another magnificent video & review from the one and only Mr. Rick.
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks so much my friend!
@chriswalker36637 ай бұрын
After watching this video I ordered the HD111. After watching one of Rick’s other video on how to make a template and cut my own system I gave it a shot with this HD111. Man oh man… not only did I nail the cut and install, but I’m fortunate enough that Rick’s Hair Co was so close to me that drove on over and Rick the man himself cut in the new unit. I wish I could put pictures in the comment because the results would speak for themselves. Best hair unit I have ever bought and best cut in/style I have ever had. I have only been wearing hair units for a year now but I have gotten a lot more figured out from your videos Rick! Keep on keeping on my man! Thanks for all your help with videos and advice!
@1533ramsay7 ай бұрын
I'd love to see your results. I guess I'll make the leap myself and order the one you ordered. I know I'd look so much better. Thx
@1533ramsay7 ай бұрын
I'd love to see your results. I guess I'll make the leap myself and order the one you ordered. I know I'd look so much better. Thx
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
Thanks Chris! It was a pleasure meeting you and so much fun cutting the unit. Hope all goes well! Appreciate the comment and good word! Peace bro!
@BenBarnett-m5b2 ай бұрын
How has the unit held up? I get that it’s “disposable” but of course buying fewer units per year is something we all want. Thanks
@David-no7zi8 ай бұрын
Your channel gives me hope that I wont need to be a bald man when I get a bit older. You look great dude. Always enjoy your videos!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks so much man! I appreciate the comment so much.
@VetteGuy98 ай бұрын
Very useful info. The density comparisons was something I was definitely interested in. ✌️
@ronaldcarnevale34244 ай бұрын
I haven't been too keen on your other hairpieces and color. But i do have to say this is the best yet.
@TacticalAutoTraining2 күн бұрын
Rick you are a natural in front of the camera. I wore the 8mm skin base and agree...at 64 I can't do more than 80% density. The 3mm leading edge curls up a bit too much and is too frail; for me the perfect mil is 6mm.
@thehighlevelmanКүн бұрын
Hey man! I hear ya. It’s all about finding what works for you! Each individual will be different for sure. Peace buddy!!!
@DevilishAbstractions8 ай бұрын
Thanks for the great comparison, Rick. The HD111 was very natural, but lasted only 3 months. So I went to the M101....I agree that it's a tank....I'm on the 5th month and it still looks great. Yes, it's higher density....every couple of weeks I take a few snips at it with thinning shears and it looks better and better. Also a couple of weeks ago I snipped the front poly with scalloped pinking shears ever so slightly and the hairline is completely undetectable. Previously, at a certain angle the light catches the hairline and I can see a slight line going across my forehead....now with the "imperfect" hairline, it's invisible.
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Good to know bro!
@shermantx8 ай бұрын
Rick, I was about to sent out a posse! This is one of your best videos yet… packed with information for just about anyone interested in Superhairpieces. Have a great weekend, Cheers Brad
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks my friend
@1Monkey688 ай бұрын
Thanks Rick, my to go is the M111. I might want to try the M111XT next.
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Beware, it’s super thin density.
@robbmarrero8114 күн бұрын
I'm late to the game, and just by watching this video made me sub. Looking forward to learning from your vids. Keep up the great work brother 👍🏽
@thehighlevelman3 күн бұрын
Thanks so much my friend!
@SteveAppel-r2o15 күн бұрын
I’m almost 68 years old with thick hair but just receding left and right hair lines. I used to have my hair dyed for 30 years of salt and pepper. My wife asked be to stop the dye and let it grow out. To our amazement it is a shiny healthy almost WHITE hair. Not really grey. QUESTION. is there a white unit I could purchase and just for the front hair line as I have plenty of hair elsewhere.?? I just found your channel , subscribed, and will be watching lots of your videos to get me started. Anxious to purchase a couple of units and try . Thanks much sir.
@thehighlevelman12 күн бұрын
@@SteveAppel-r2o hi there, and yes, you can order the almost white hair system. Best wishes and I’m here if you have questions . Thanks for subscribing buddy!
@kenconner27288 ай бұрын
Thanks Rick! If I get brave enough to do this, I may come and see you the first time, you’re not that far from me! Cheers! You look great! Also have great style!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Great! I’ll be here.
@stevenpeluso76705 ай бұрын
The system your wearing, to me, looks the best on you.
@thehighlevelman5 ай бұрын
@@stevenpeluso7670 thanks buddy!!!!!
@Prindad8 ай бұрын
Such an outstanding video, from a long time HD111 user. My experience with durability is the same. Considering going to the M111, because at 65 it may be more age appropriate for me. I learned a lot from this video. Perhaps even the HD111XT next year; if I could get 2 months out of it, like the HD111 (it can go longer), it would be very affordable. Dave
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Good to hear from you Dave. With the M111 Know that it is not very dense - at all- but I liked it
@googlestinx8 ай бұрын
You are a real real man. Not many left in this world! As a female unit wearer for 20 years, you got all our secrets now! Male units are getting hot in England, the stigma is going and "unit attitude" is changing, for the better. One question , I don't use poly, I used swiss lace. The cleanup is tricky but it has great longevity, and the lace doesn't reflect light. What is the reason you don't promote lace units? 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks for the response. I used lace at first but didn’t like the cleanup. Skin just works better for me so,it’s where I have all the experience. Peace. Good will!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Greetings! Thanks you! The reason I don’t promote lace units is because that is not where my experience is. I have one video where I talk about my experience with lace, which was positive, but I’ve chosen skin for myself. So I talk about my personal experiences and it’s all about the skin for me LOL. PEACE MY DEAR!
@googlestinx8 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelmanhugs from jolly old England Sir! Thank you most kindly for your responses.
@TacticalAutoTraining2 күн бұрын
Goodglestinx...I have been wearing hair since 1984! Yep, first system from the late great Sy Sperling. I wore lace for year (decades). Skin is more undetectable, a lot easier to clean up, and does not "shine" or reflect - at all. Also, I don't even tape nor use ghost bond. I use spiking gel "Got2b"...which holds for a week, as I like weekly scalp clean. Longer hair could be in issue in high temp/humidity...where the gel could melt and run down your scalp a bit...for those seasons I do use ghost bond and wear the baby until it is so ready is comes off easy, and clean up with 99% Isopropyl alcohol. Once you go skin you won't go back...but if you use clips...that's a different kettle of fish.
@gregweigel81156 ай бұрын
Couple questions for you. Do you have synthetic Gray or human gray in your piece? I love the look of synthetic gray Hair, but will frizz out after 3 weeks. I'm a long-term wear and no. That you need to be careful with synthetic Gray hair. I've done all I do to try to keep it from freezing. But have rarely gotten more than 3 weeks out of it.
@thehighlevelman6 ай бұрын
So, if you’ve watched my content you will know I choose synthetic grey. My experience with natural grey has been the opposite for me. The natural grey was frizzy from the get go. I know, it’s weird we have had different experiences. I blow my hair dry and the natural grey just was all over the place frizzy. Maybe I need to try it again. I always use a leave in conditioner and dry on a low,heat setting - gently- and slowly. I wash it every morning and condition with Aveda botanicals product. It’s pricy but worth it. I understand totally, only three weeks of it being good is certainly not enough! Maybe the product I use makes a difference. Thanks for the question….. have a good one.
@kevinking71673 ай бұрын
Amazing man, so im getting ready soon to get a system but trying to decode between a lace or skin system. Im here in houston and im thinking of going with Apollo hair. Not sure of anyone else really here. But with the texas heat is a skin system good. I keep hearing the skin systems dont breathe well? But i mainly want durability but what looks the best and i know those 2 dont neccesarily go hand and hand. any advice would be greatly appreciated sir Thank you God bless K
@thehighlevelman3 ай бұрын
@@kevinking7167 Hey buddy! So…. Lace vs skin??? You probably know that I wear only skin. I’ve done the lace before (There is a video of that experience.) but just have more luck with skin as far as it vanishing in the front hairline. The breathability question. I suppose it is true that it does not breath well, however, in the heat here for me the only thing that holds up through the humidity and I can swim and ride with the top down with no issues is a skin unit. I get my things from Superhairpieces . I order them and the delivery is fast. I wear HD111 unit. It is the best of both worlds. It is a bit on the fragile side because the skin is only 3 mls but it last me easily three to four months. You should check them out before you jump. They will schedule a free consult with you to answer questions. Might be a good idea. If you do use the code. RICK 10. Get a discount for ya. Whatever you choose you can reach out any time brother.
@kevinking71673 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelman thank you for the reply man. I really appreciate it so are you able to sweat in the skin system just as much as if you were to be wearing a lace System these are the questions I keep getting thrown at me are the answers I should say when I’m asking these particular places that do the Hair systems. and if you have a video that explains all this if you can just send me the link to it so you don’t have to reply thank you again.
@thehighlevelman3 ай бұрын
@@kevinking7167 I have videos where I am at Galveston in my RV. We do the beach, set up camp in 100 degree temp and sweating like crazy.., All while wearing a skin system. I wear hd111 Superhairpieces. The skin is 3-4 ml thick. It works great in the humidity. If the skin is thicker 6 ml or higher, it will be hot. 3-4 ml is not. Peace man
@kevinking71673 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelman Awesome thank you man 👍🏼
@drewwerts77116 ай бұрын
Hey brother. Your hair is killing it. You look like a cross between Pierce Bronson and Brad Pitt. Great job brother.
@thehighlevelman6 ай бұрын
That’s really kind bro! Appreciate ya!
@itsmechrispy60835 ай бұрын
Have you seen the M101V hair piece?, if so what do you think about it and how does it compare to HD111. They said it was also 4-6 mill . I'm currently rocking the HD111 and get about 5-6 months out of it on avg I've had it longer.
@thehighlevelman5 ай бұрын
@@itsmechrispy6083 the base is thicker than HD 111 and it is thicker. Hairline will not be as exceptional as hd111 but will work. Congrats on the hd111. It will last if cared for. Thanks buddy!!!
@joefrancella7727 ай бұрын
I wish could find someone do this at my home.
@markie746568 ай бұрын
Rick, AMAZING video, as always!!! Thank you so much for going through the different systems. I've not tried Superhairpieces yet, I've been a long time Lordhair and Lavivid customer, but I'd like to know how the hair quality is. I have a big problem with the hair turning to straw in a matter of a couple weeks with the systems I have now. I don't use heat, or sprays or anything on them. Have you experienced any sever drying out of the hair from SHP?
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Hey man, good question. So, I do not have them go to straw like that. I have a friend who used another company and had the same problem. With Superhairpieces it stays in good shape for weeks. I also use AVEDA botanical products on them and it really helps.
@markie746568 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelman Thanks Rick! I'm definitely going to try using the AVEDA products. I found some Joico products that have made a HUGE difference regarding the texture of the hair. I wish AVEDA would bring back their old Sapmoss shampoo and conditioner. That stuff was an absolute miracle!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
@@markie74656 hey bro, you can once again get sap moss! Yippee
@codygentry72794 ай бұрын
HI RICK ! I'm in Cleburne ,about a mile from your shop . I wanted to ask you if this hair can be purmed just in the back , the longer part .I have a mullet and my hair in the back has a lot of curel. Thanks Cody in Cleburne
@thehighlevelman4 ай бұрын
If it is human hair yes it can. If it’s synthetic then it can’t! Peace bro!
@tyronejoihnson70468 ай бұрын
The M111 makes Rick look younger. It’s so natural looking!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks bro. I need all the “younger”I can get !!!!!
@Superman-xr1oh4 ай бұрын
Hey Rick, I know you mentioned the density being 95%. Do you think that's a little too much? Do you thin it out further when you get the system?
@thehighlevelman4 ай бұрын
So, it depends. With them being hand made they are all just a bit different. If it’s super thick I get to texture the cut a lot and that gives a different look. I love the density hd111 has though. Thanks for asking. Peace!
@stevesimpson48812 ай бұрын
Looks amazing.
@thehighlevelman2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!!!!
@KenHowardLCSWGayTherapyLA6 ай бұрын
I'd love to see someone REALLY put Lavivid, Lordhair, Superhairpieces, Hairpiecewarehouse, Hairskeen, etc. Especially those first three. Really dive in and compare, which would be expensive for someone to review because they would have to probably pay for one of each of them. (I've had one Hairskeen, one Lavivid, and one Superhairpieces, and I've liked all of them, with Hairskeen possibly the "softest" hair quality, but all good, really. 80 percent density, A shape hairline, 30-40 percent gray (I've done both), and a couple with longer (8") length variable instead of the default 6"). The issue of color is really key; I have a Lavivid color ring and a Superhairpieces color ring, and they are really important -- roughly $50 each. Curious about stock systems but I've always done custom. I've had full French lace and French lace with a poly perimeter, and I think full French lace had the better front hairline. I haven't had any polyurethane because I run hot and I'm scared of it feeling hot, but maybe it doesn't. Lace is super comfortable, though; much more than I thought before I had that first (Hairskeen) system. There are SO many variables and choices. Here on KZbin is awesome for teaching all kinds of tips, because, granted salons are EXPENSIVE AF! Rick is awesome, as is Jake Kent, as is the British dude. But I love them!
@briansthomas6 ай бұрын
you said you took this out of the box and put it on? did u cut it prior ie) style it?
@thehighlevelman5 ай бұрын
Sorry buddy, I took it out of the box and cut the base then cut the style. That was a bit misleading huh!🤔. Thanks for asking!
@briansthomas5 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelman thx so much for your reply! So we have very similar hair. There seems to be some confusion regards what you order for yourself. Super Hair told me you order med brown with 60% gray but i noticed after watching all your videos that you say that you buy 40% grey. Maybe you can fill your fans in!!!
@thehighlevelman5 ай бұрын
@@briansthomas hey buddy! Yeah, the truth is…..both are correct. I have had different combinations. All the way from 40% grey to 60%. A little all over the place. The percentage that is best for me is 40%. I’ve done more just because I get bored and can make it work. My best is dk brown 40%. Blends with my bio hair perfectly. Thanks man
@jeffreyjohnson6468 ай бұрын
How many times do you wash your hair in a week? Do you use leave in conditioner every day?
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
I wash it every morning. With the styling products in it and my sleeping crazy it’s all over the place. I do always use conditioner for sure. Peace bro
@stevesnuffer8 ай бұрын
Much Love Brother Rick!! 🤟
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
And to you my brother!
@Zuxeh8 ай бұрын
Great stuff Rick!
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
Thanks bro
@MuhammadAriefRashidi8 ай бұрын
Hi rick what is the max longevity for Hd111
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
I have worn an hd111 for three months
@1533ramsay7 ай бұрын
I love watching your videos. You blew me away last year when I saw you for the 1st, and you were changing your piece out. You look so complete and younger looking with the hair. I might figure out to have a phone consult with you sometime. Could you do a graph for the 4 systems with features of each one and put it on the screen. I can't afford a new system every time I change my hair. I'm very hot natured and don't want to feel it on my head. So breathable, 80% thickness and invisible front hair line os what I need. I love your style from your hair to the thumb ring. I just my thumb ring back on because of you. I got lots of criticism when I wore it last year. So I took it off. But I got a lot of criticism when I grew my beard out, and I survived so I can survive a thumb ring. Lol . I'd live to make videos too.
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
Hey buddy!!! Thanks for you kind comments. I thought I responded to ya already but can’t find it so I’d rather donor twice than not at all. 😝So…..I believe I have a graph for the different systems. I will look! After wearing them all, I still love the hd111 , BUT, there are things I love about them all. I’m wearing the “tank” m101. Right now and it actually looks great and feels ok too. So, lots of ways to make me happy. Gotta tell ya, I laughed out loud at the “thumb ring” comment. I suppose that in caring about people I don’t really care if they approve of all I do. Just be you, boo! My life goes from one extreme to another and that’s the way I like it. Hahaha! I never cared much for the “middle” of anything. If you’re gonna do it make sure people notice. Ha. Made myself laugh! Anyway, you made my day brother!!!!
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
And….. you “ should” make. Videos…..love your look!
@waynedavid2598 ай бұрын
Great educational video yet again ! but Do you want us to believe that they’re only paying you with hair?
@thehighlevelman8 ай бұрын
I know, right? Perhaps you’re saying I should get more?? lol. It is by far, mostly hair. Thanks though I like it.😉
@michaelpuza10837 ай бұрын
How do I order one ?.
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
To order go to Superhairpieces website there you will find the information you need. If you’ve never worn a Hair System before, you might want to consider a consultation with them by phone to order.
@btomas2257 ай бұрын
Personally, at age 73 and having lost most of my hair by age 18, I have more than 50 years of experience as a "wearer," as we like to say. I can tell everyone here that two things have transformed this industry: the internet and instructional and informational videos, as well as the manufacture of the hair systems themselves, which have improved tenfold. I went from heavy, wiggy-looking "helmet hair" weaves made from hair wefts in the 70s-some truly bad-looking stuff-to now, whereby you can indeed have undetectable hair, as Rick demonstrates. However, I think Rick is a barber by profession. More on this later... Unfortunately, a few things have not changed in this industry. I am not speaking to SuperHairPieces as I have never ordered from them (yet). These are general comments based on my experience throughout the years: 1) Ill-fitting templates based on the 'three-finger' method of locating your hairline. If a stylist is using his or her three fingers to locate your hairline, stop them immediately! Your scalp begins where there's no wrinkling when you purposely wrinkle your forehead. Scalp skin does not wrinkle. That's the most accurate method of locating where your scalp begins at your forehead. Likewise, choosing an inappropriate frontal shape, whether too round, too straight, etc., can make a perfect product look really bad. Choose the frontal shape that fits your own taste, be it A, AA, etc. Don't leave this decision to the hairdresser. However, you should be aware that this choice is wholly dependent on how much bio-hair you still have on the sides. Again, use good taste in choosing this and discuss it with the hairstylist. If they're experienced and good at what they do, they'll convey to you the pros and cons of choosing the shape you want. 2) Bad, inexperienced, untrained hairstylists lacking any taste can ruin any product in a few milliseconds at cut-in. I had a stylist (about 20 years ago in Chicago at a major hair replacement center) completely ignore what I directed her to do, which was to style my hair with a left part and hair forward over my forehead. But as I sat in the chair (protesting every couple of minutes), she went about pulling my hair back, completely ignoring my instructions. I waited 3 months for the system to come in, and she ruined it in 20 minutes. I never went back to them after that. 4) Again, an inexperienced hairstylist or barber can cut your system, leaving "hard lines," especially at the rear of your head. It's difficult to describe, but a "hard line" is a line of system hair that's cut in a straight line horizontally across the back of your head, and there's no blending with your bio-hair. The line delineated between your system hair and your bio-hair is 'in your face' visible. It's very common to see this when you bring a system to a local hair salon to be cut-in. 3) Bad color/mismatch/monotone hair lacking variation can make a system look wiggy. Most of us have variations of color throughout our hair, e.g., lighter and darker hairs and, of course, maybe some gray. Many systems are delivered monotone. I've ordered systems from an internet supplier that came to me two whole shades lighter than what I ordered, even though I had their color ring and specified variations in color. I also had a system arrive whose color literally floated away and off the system on the first wash and down the drain. What makes Rick's hair so natural-looking isn't solely the hairline; it's also the color variation. Note the grays have a variation of shades as do the dark brown. Most hair companies have a paper "map" (you can print) of a partitioned head where you can specify by section (top, sides, back, front) the percentages of colors or gray or both. Ask for it and use it when ordering a custom system. I mentioned above that Rick is a Barber. There's a definite advantage to being able to cut and style your own hair. I have learned to cut my own hair and have done so for many years now. There are many how-to videos on KZbin that describe the basics, including texturizing, how to scissor cut, razor cut, use texturing shears, point-cutting etc. It's not as hard as one may think, and you get better over time. Invest in a couple of mannequin heads on Amazon and practice on that. Good luck and thanks to Rick for this channel!
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
Hey man, and amen to all the above. The valuable voice of experience for sure you are!
@billassim90143 ай бұрын
Amazing,
@KenHowardLCSWGayTherapyLA6 ай бұрын
You are SO awesome!
@thehighlevelman6 ай бұрын
You are AWESOME for saying that. Thanks man!!!!
@TheGuyclark19587 ай бұрын
The three pieces i bought , hd 111 and the m111 hair line did not look anything close to this. A straight line with no graduation.
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
So much of how the hairline on the system looks depends on several variables. I have a video coming out soon that’s going to explain how that front hairline cutting makes such a difference. It can go all the way across to your temples and can curve back or it can just be kind of an oval Down on your forehead, and that will create a little bit more of a receding look on each side rather than just straight across, this is probably not gonna make a lot of sense but it’s just difficult to put into words. I need to get that video out. Sorry you had a problem.
@TheGuyclark19586 ай бұрын
@@thehighlevelman I maybe old (66) but i"m not blind. THEY CUT THE GRATUATED FRONT HAIRLINE BLUNT. I have been wearing for over 30 years. I think i know a thing or two about hairpieces junior.
@thehighlevelman6 ай бұрын
@@TheGuyclark1958 lol. I’m sure you do buddy! 👊🏽
@HairSystemDIY7 ай бұрын
Hey Rik. Loving your content - would be great to get you on my channel for a chat sometime 👍 Let me know if you’ve be up for it
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
Sure, that would be fun.
@1533ramsay7 ай бұрын
I love watching your videos. You blew me away last year when I saw you for the 1st, and you were changing your piece out. You look so complete and younger looking with the hair. I might figure out to have a phone consult with you sometime. Could you do a graph for the 4 systems with features of each one and put it on the screen. I can't afford a new system every time I change my hair. I'm very hot natured and don't want to feel it on my head. So breathable, 80% thickness and invisible front hair line os what I need. I love your style from your hair to the thumb ring. I just my thumb ring back on because of you. I got lots of criticism when I wore it last year. So I took it off. But I got a lot of criticism when I grew my beard out, and I survived so I can survive a thumb ring. Lol . I'd live to make videos too.
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
Bro, you made me laugh! Especially the thumb ring part. I just tell people….”hey, I’m extra!” lol. I think I have a graph with the 4 unit comparisons. I’ll look it up. You made my morning by the way ! Thanks
@thehighlevelman7 ай бұрын
If you want to talk, call Rick’s Hair Co. 817 641-3429