Hi, I'm looking at getting one for first time! Do you still wear one???

How hard is it to maintain a Swiss lace front?

@@bensmirmusic It's pretty easy. Especially if you do it right after a hot shower. It almost peels off on its own. Also spraying some rubbing alcohol on the top, where the hair is, and waiting 5 min is great for the "dry" situation. It comes right off. I use GB Supreme. Not sure how it is with other glues.

@@michaelgolodini how often do you take off and reinstall (at least the front)

@@bensmirmusic I redo the front every 7-10 days and the whole thing I do every 4-5 weeks. I wash my hair about twice a week if that. Helps with the shedding and strong bond. Use a leave in every other day.

much love brother! thanks for stopping by and giving great advice!

please send them brother!

In my opinion, don´t worry about other people and age. If, you like your piece that´s all that matters. Nowadays, there is no age difference. I am 77, still, wear my jeans, play rock in a band and have a hair piece.

@@alexanderhammer688 thanks that's a positive perspective.

I think it's because, unlike a toupet, you can wash your hair while it's on and probably also because it sounds better

just got back. thats the plane!

Because you have to be on finasteride the rest of your life. Some people like myself get horrible side effects from minoxidil and finasteride. Plus hair transplants can leave scars and leave the new transplanted hair looking allot darker and sometimes curly. Plus some people can’t get a transplant because of how much hair they have lost and the rate there losing it at. Systems are probably the healthiest way to resolve the hair loss problem instead of taking meds and surgery.

@@Ray-lx8le u dont have 2 B on finasteride what are you talking about!! U R literally making things up. 4 of my closest friends got 1,& nobody is on it.Minioxidil is completely optional! It will make transplant hair more resilient, but it's your choice. And as far as the " scar" goes that's not true due to the new fue option, where they punch a little incision and extract each hair follicle one by one and this option doesn't make the linear scar that the old "fut"method makes.No scars & the hair grows back from donor as well, the vast majority will get this fue when they get transplant. And as far as people not having enough hair to get a transplant. Dude you are literally talking about the less than 15 percent when you say that. The vast majority of men under 55 still have plenty enough hair to get the transplant. I seen dudes with no crown areas get nice transplant, stop it. Let's connect to the majority and not the minority. Transplant as I said are the way if you're looking for permanent, realistic results. U don't need meds , or Minioxidil, if you don't want it, no scars. You went to a bad specialist . You gotta do your research bud.

@@kwazeethompson5797 you need to be on fin. Maybe you can get quite a few years without it if you are 40 and stable NW2-3. But with more agressive hairloss you will definitely lose more ground. And even the transplanted hair seems to be affected by the environment its planted in. After 10-15 years there will be alot of thinning in the tranplanted hair.

@@kwazeethompson5797 If your losing hair still and you get a transplant then yeah you have to be on meds still as the hair behind the transplanted hair can still fall out mate. In regards to the scar yeah of course you can have your hair pulled out and transplanted but the follicles are not always super healthy and don’t always stay so getting a slice took out and choosing the really healthy ones is the better choice for a better transplant. Hmmm connect to the majority ? Dude we live in a superficial bloody world, the majority of people who I know who got one still take meds and still have to go and get more over time. Telling me to do my research is bloody rude mate, been losing my hair for a long time and I’ve gone through every single phase imaginable and have done 100s of hours of research over the years and dealt with horrible side effects from meds. Don’t be an absolute sausage. Jake delivers incredibly positive content and telling people to go and get surgery when they already know it’s probably not the best option after they have done there research is just rude isn’t it. What you are saying is partially correct but it’s bent truths now isn’t it lad.

@@gregorgiebel1377 no you do not have to be on finasteride after a transplant. I talked to doctors personally about this last year, and you can google it. Finasteride and minoxidil are optional they are helpful but not a must.