What do you do with parts that have accidentally fallen across the balding area and overlap your bio hair?

Fanjeera · Jun 23, 2023

Sometimes small bits stay flappy around the perimeter because they landed accidentally on bio hair, not the balding area. This, I think, will lead to lifting earlier in those parts. What do you do with them? What should be done with them? Cut them off? Put glue on bio hair? Just ignore and glue the lifting down again? Thank you!

The opposite accident would be that a small part of your balding area doesn't get covered with the base. I think this causes more anxiety, because is visible. Overlapping parts on the perimeter, though, can be detectable to touch. Which do you consider worse?

duke213 · Saturday at 10:48 AM

Fanjeera said:
Sometimes small bits stay flappy around the perimeter because they landed accidentally on bio hair, not the balding area. This, I think, will lead to lifting earlier in those parts. What do you do with them? What should be done with them? Cut them off? Put glue on bio hair? Just ignore and glue the lifting down again? Thank you!

The opposite accident would be that a small part of your balding area doesn't get covered with the base. I think this causes more anxiety, because is visible. Overlapping parts on the perimeter Eileen Sheahan Ski Accident, though, can be detectable to touch. Which do you consider worse?

Yes absolutely

Hair2019 · Saturday at 9:32 PM

Thankfully I don't have this problem because I have a longer hair system, so the hair on the system covers the edges. However, I can see how this would be an issue for people who wear their hair short.

Fanjeera · Sunday at 3:26 PM

Hair2019 said:
Thankfully I don't have this problem because I have a longer hair system, so the hair on the system covers the edges. However, I can see how this would be an issue for people who wear their hair short.

I have medium length hair. Have had like 5 inches too. It's ofcourse more comfortable with this hair length than with actually short hair, but still not perfect for the length of the attachment, because at one moment it has lifted in a too great area. Then you have to add glue in the meantime between attachments.