Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! The hair systems are made with human hair from a donor (ethically soured) You treat the hair system with care just as you would your own hair. Always wash and condition after swimming in the pool or sea with recommended products.

No. There are no proven side effects known up to this time. Double-sided transparent adhesive tape and bonding glue have been medically tested, the micro-mesh is full of tiny holes so that the skin can breathe (What specifically makes dermatologists very happy), and the hair of the system is 100% natural

The system is manufactured from 100% Remy hair, so maintenance is similar to that of your own hair. Regular washing with tepid water is important whenever you notice the hair is dirty (frequently tanging and not shining). It is also necessary to use conditioner to restore moisture and elasticity of hair. Air drying is recommended, however in a hurry a warm hair dryer can be used at a distant from the system. Brushes and combs specifically for wigs and hair systems can also be used.

Wash 1-2 times a week, more frequently if doing sport. There is no need to wash the hair every day when wearing the system. Dry shampoo can be used to refresh the system on a daily basis if needed. Hair systems can be washed on the head. Lean your head over the sink because this prevents tangling. When washing the system on your head do it under the shower, lean your head forward and allow the water to flow through your hair. Shampoo must be applied twice and then rinsed off, followed by a layer of conditioner.

If you wish to keep your grey hair visible a system with similar percentage of grey to that left on the head is suggested to be ordered. For this purpose a sample of your hair is taken and added to photos and template of your head. Please note all kinds of male hair styles are possible so it is good to have an idea of the hair style you want.

Transparent, water-resistant, double sided adhesive tapes and bonding glues specifically designed for this purpose. Most commonly used to attach the systems are bonding agents such as Ghost Bond.