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ron pensi regga con la sola colla un perimetro in polyskin in piscina?

ron secondo te in piscina regge il polyskin, diciamo 2 pollici, con la colla solamente?

e la base per l adesivo, quindi nella all lace ti manca quello.ho visto che certe basi usano questa soluzione in quanto l orlo della polysin non si sente al tatto

pedro il monofilament secondo te si sente al tatto? il poly with gauze sicuramente. per il secondo ordine, dopo che mi sono fatto un idea di densita ecc., stavo pensando una all lace come il tuo ordine 64#, e front 18#, cosa ne pensi di un perimeto in poly skin sull orlo x attaccare con la colla?bastera la colla per tenere senza tape? grazie

sunshine aveva solo sbagliato il riattacco del lace, troppo indietro.questo e il suo post: Sunshine unregistered user 02-19-03, 02:03 PM (EST) "No lace fray!!" To the guys who helped me out by posting to my lace fraying problem I've got news for you - there was no lace fraying. Yes, I know it sounds stupid but it could happen to anybody. I put my CP on too forward (even 1 cm can make a difference it seems) and I didn't attach it properly. This caused the lace to look like it had folds or waves in it and I assumed it was a fraying issue. Now let he who is with a full head of (real) hair cast the first stone..!

http://www.qhi.co.uk/index-o.asp http://www.dru-online.com/dru.cgi/index.ht...tml?id=wPndr8P5 http://www.medicinedrugstore.com xxxxx ripostate questi indirizzi xche a quanto pare il caro solus cancella i post. ciao

sui forum di hairsite la stanno usando dall anno scorso, effetti niente di particolare, ricrescita in zone dove non ne crescevano da anni, x la prostata in america e approvata non e trial.

alla fine tanto anch io preferisco comprare la topgun non voglio metterci le mani sul lace. ci descrivi come usi la topgun, con che cosa la carichi, ovviamente suppongo che il getto sia finissimo x non finire sui capelli?la potenza e standard? ti e mai capitato di dover utilizzare le dita o carta x mandare via la colla? grazie

sono solo 346 euro e cmqe dura sei mesi quindi potrai sperimentare cosa ti va meglio, se porti i capelli lunghi non so cosa dirti, x quelli normali secondo me la densita ideale e tra 80 e 90% per quello che ho visto nel forum e nelle foto.

xxx, The Top Gun is a waste of money. Pressure and speed are not necessary when applying solvents because solvents take a while to work. Our All-Purpose Adhesive Remover beats all other products and it costs less. Our Lace Release is isopropyl based, with additional herbal additives to speed up the release. Jeffrey. __________________________ CoolPiece.com The Very Best Hair at a Very Low Price. -----Original Message----- To: jeffery Subject: solvents i'm checking solvents because i'm a lil worried for the care of the front lace. im thinking about buying a topgun first, a friend of mine is doing ok with that. what about the solvents on your site are they isopropyl?because i know isopropyl but it is very weak. i found very strong solvents with acetone-base and petroleum-base to use with the topgun for lace and base, can they damage the lace ( of course i ll be very carefull not to touch the hair with that )? thank you very much

mi ha detto che la topgun e uno spreco di soldi, che con i loro solventi molto economici riesco a liberarmi della colla senza bisogno di pressione o velocita, in quanto i solventi hanno bisogno di tempo x agire non velocita e pressione. per quanto riguarda acetone e etere di petrolio non mi ha risposto, beh certo vanno contro i suoi prodotti, ricordandomi che non devono venire a contatto con la pelle (cosa ovvia). prova anche tu a porgli la domanda in modo molto stretto su acetone-based solvents se danneggiano il lace.

leos anche io non darei troppa confidenza agli ultimi arrivati, ma cmqe cr e destinato a morire, il mercato lo distruggera pian piano, quello che ce negli stati uniti pian piano arriva anche qui.

pedro quindi dici sia meglio ordinare il lace piu lungo di 2 pollici e tenerlo cmqe lungo, anche visto che il 18# e invisibile? grazie

ci sono corrieri che dicono che trasportano anche questi materiali, boh provo a ordinarli, sunshine e stato davvero scemo ha sfregato il lace di brutto anche se non c era bisogno. ciao grazie

sui forum di hairsite stanno gia usando da molto tempo la dudasteride, magari se capite l inglese dateci uno sguardo, molti hanno avuto ricrescita dove non crescevano capelli da anni, ce anche una sezione x eventuali controindicazioni ed effetti collaterali.se non sapete l inglese provate a tradurre in automatico qui http://world.altavista.com/ io uso protesi quindi questa e stata una veloce incursione, il derma mi ha ordinato fina x eliminare il sebo che fa durare meno la colla, la duda fa passare sebo 100% ma io ho problemini al fegato e x ora provo la fina. ciao

controllate sui forum hairsite proscar a 35 euro all'anno ordinata x posta su internet.non ce bisogno di ricetta.non buttate via i soldi, ovvio che la finasteride non si puo vendere in tutti i paesi del mondo al prezzo truffa al quale e venduta in italia. non fatevi prendere x il **** xxxxx. se non sapete l inglese provate a tradurre in automatico con questo traduttore http://world.altavista.com/ ciao e cercate i link io compro da http://www.qhi.co.uk/index-o.asp e http://www.medicinedrugstore.com/select.ph...4562.123.56.116 io uso protesi, xo sto decidendo di prendere la finasteride x eliminare la pelle grassa che fa durare meno le colle e gli adesivi

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sunshine non ha prestato attenzione, aveva il lace 64#, cmqe ha rovinato solo l orlo estremo quindi taglia quello che ha rovinato ed e apposto. Farrell Hair Replacement - Voted World's # 1 For 5 Consecutive Years ! Shop Forum News Research Topical All Natural Waseda Drugs Hair Transplant Hair Replacement Gallery Support & more Subject: "Lace fray!!" Previous Topic | Next Topic Printer-friendly copy Email this topic to a friend Conferences Coolpiece Topic #280 Reading Topic #280 Sunshine unregistered user 02-17-03, 03:45 PM (EST) "Lace fray!!" Help! My lace is starting to fray! Why is this and what can I do about it? Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top RE: Lace fray!!, J1 , 02-17-03, 06:12 PM, (1) RE: Lace fray!!, Hollywood , 02-17-03, 06:16 PM, (2) RE: Lace fray!!, TheTanMan, 02-17-03, 06:18 PM, (3) RE: Lace fray!!, Bob Fischer , 02-17-03, 06:21 PM, (4) RE: Lace fray!!, Sunshine , 02-18-03, 02:41 AM, (5) RE: Lace fray!!, TheTanMan, 02-18-03, 08:36 AM, (6) RE: Lace fray!!, Sunshine , 02-18-03, 01:57 PM, (7) RE: Lace fray!!, Jeffrey, 02-18-03, 02:11 PM, (8) Conferences | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic J1 unregistered user 02-17-03, 06:12 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #0 > >Help! My lace is starting to fray! Why is this and what can >I do about it? Hey Sorry to have to be the one to tell you this, but there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. It is just a natural part of having a lace front. Just (CAREFULLY) trim the fraying part off. Knot sealant sprays can help keep the lace from fraying, but again, lace fraying is just part of the equation, and one of the reasons that lace fronts have to be replaced. J1 Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Hollywood unregistered user 02-17-03, 06:16 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #0 > >Help! My lace is starting to fray! Why is this and what can >I do about it? Hey Sunshine, I forget what front lace you have (64# or 18#) but either one is a bit delicate. I also don't remember what you use to attach the front. Your lace could be fraying for a variety of reasons. Combing methods, brushing methods, attachment methods, cleaning methods, plus whether or not you sleep in it, etc. Don't panic as it happens to all lace fronts eventually. Part of the price we pay. Gently and carefully trim the frayed lace with a nice sharp pair of scissors and in the meantime, maybe try the following for cleaning and see if it helps: Soak the front with 99% alcohol. Let it sit a couple of minutes and while holding the hair at the front, gently pull and see if the front lifts easily. If not, soak some more and wait a few more minutes. The idea is to leave as much glue (or tape) on your head as possible and not on the lace. When you've accomplished the above, clean the excess glue off your scalp. (I use DeSolvIt and a couple of paper towels and I'm done in less than a minute.) For any remaining glue on the lace, you can gently use your finger to remove the glue, you can use 99% alcohol to help loosen it, you can use DeSolvIt or a similar lace release type cleaner, you can use tape to gently dab at the glue or a variety of other methods. Unfortunately it takes some trial and error to find the method that works best for you. One other thing I've found is that alot depends on how long you leave the glue-tape or glue on and what type of skin you have. For example, my skin tends to be oily along my forehead and I found that the longer I wore my hair, the harder it was to clean the front lace. Now I'm simply in the habit of cleaning every other day and rarely have a "glue stuck in the lace" type problem. This helps prevent wear and tear on the front lace, helping it last much longer in my experience. Bottom line is, be extra careful, cautious and gentle when dealing with the front lace. Until they invent something that we can all abuse the hell out of, this is what we have to deal with. Hope this helped a little. Hollywood Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top TheTanMan Member since 12-27-02 91 posts 02-17-03, 06:18 PM (EST) 3. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #0 LAST Sunshine: >Help! My lace is starting to fray! Why is this and what can >I do about it? I've not had that experience yet, so here is my common sense advice. perhaps others that have dealt with this will comment. There is nothing you can do to "repair" it. If it has frayed along an edge where there is no hair, you might very carefully cut off the frayed part and trim it back a slight amount around that site to even the lace out. If it has frayed where there is hair, you could trim it off as well; or I would just leave it for now & hope it doesn't get any worse in that area. The bigger problem to address is what caused the fraying. Are you allowing the teeth of a comb or a brush to come into contact with the lace, especially at the edges? This is a common cause. Always comb the hair, not the lace. Never let a comb or brush catch the lace at its edges especially. If you use tape, especially the blue tape, always make sure you've gotten the bond as relaxed as possible. You could tear the lace if you yanked it hard or it wasn't released well enough at the edge. I'm assuming you're not using a Top Gun cleaner. I would just be very careful, obviously, if you have to leave a frayed piece intact. Hopefully you can trim it off. TheTanMan ______________________________ "Choice is the engine of our evolution." Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Bob Fischer unregistered user 02-17-03, 06:21 PM (EST) 4. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #3 I've noticed that some retailers sell a spare lace front as an option. Is this something one can repair, attach themselves? Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Sunshine unregistered user 02-18-03, 02:41 AM (EST) 5. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #0 Thanks for the input and yr time guys. I've only been wearing it 2 weeks now and never let a brush or comb anywhere near the front edge. It's too soon to fray. I think all of you are right - I should be more gentle with it while cleaning as I was scrubbing glue off the front when there was no need to do so. I mean literally scrubbing. Also, I need to refine my attaching methods as that could give the impression that it isn't lying flat on my head. Btw, Hollywood it's a 64# front. And Tanman, I don't use a Top Gun. I've read posts about it and find it hilarious when they name things after the movies! Thanks again guys, I'm gonna work on it.. Sunshine Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top TheTanMan Member since 12-27-02 91 posts 02-18-03, 08:36 AM (EST) 6. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #5 Sunshine: What methods of attachment are you using for the lace? TheTanMan ______________________________ "Choice is the engine of our evolution." Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Sunshine unregistered user 02-18-03, 01:57 PM (EST) 7. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #6 Hey Tan, I use the NR tape all around including the front. Except the very edge (half centimeter) where I use Mitey tite. I think the problem is in the actual attachment process. Maybe the way I stick it on isn't right in terms of holding it in place then peeling of tape backing etc. How do you do it? Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Jeffrey Member since 12-25-02 22 posts 02-18-03, 02:11 PM (EST) 8. "RE: Lace fray!!" In response to message #0 Sunshine, My email to you and the replies from these helpful readers should help. To summarize: 1) Make sure you use very sharp scissors when trimming the lace. 2) Adhere the lace right to the edge so there isn't an unbonded free edge that can fray. 3) Release adhesive completely and be gentle with the lace. Since it's only the very edge that has frayed, you can get through this by trimming off a tiny slither and starting fresh with a new edge. 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poi ron la correttezza di jeffrey e della azienda non e comune a questo campo, se frughi il sito la cool ti da anche le istruzioni su come fare il bleaching anche da te dovessi aver problemi piu avanti indicandoti il prodotto invece di succhiarti altri soldi.per me questo vuol dire tanto quesste compagnie di solito ti fanno pagare ogni minima cosa come se fosse scienza importata da marte.

garcia x questo mi sto dando gran da fare coi solventi, ho tovato solventi a base di acetone e etere di petrolio, hai qualche idea se sono piu potenti?dici di caricarli sulla gun?

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prima in assoluto, pedro che ci dici della delicatezza dei lace? ovvio cmqe che bisogna saperli maneggiare con la massima cura, e sopratutto non farli impregnare di colla, il segreto e anche una pelle poco oleosa.

ovvio che non si vede.e come la 0.12 nelle foto su coolpiece, il dibattito era sui nodi, se questi fossero visibili nel caso non fossero scoloriti, non sono visibili xche i nodi sulla 3# fino al 90-100% di densita sono quasi tutti singoli, cmqe io ho chiesto di scolorirli lo stesso. in ogni caso rigirate la domanda anche a jeffrey o al forum hairsite. piuttosto ron io sono molto preoccupato x il lace che e delicatissimo, x questo sto cercando solventi molto forti per poi essere caricati sulla topgun.

post di sunshine su hairsite in una settimana ha gia danneggiato il lace. sono ultradelicati, pedro cosa consiglieresti per non correre il rischio di non danneggiarli? io sto cercando solventi forti xche un po mi spaventa quando dovro imparare a maneggiare il lace 18#, vedi anche su questo link, e consigliato come migliori e piu forti solventi in giro, base acetone e etere di petrolio. http://www.bj-hdc.com/Pages/English/Home.htm