looks great thanks for all the info. I literally binge-watched your whole channel yesterday. One thing I'm struggling with is the steps to take to find a good barber for the haircut. Do you have any suggestions on how to find the right barber? Things to ask or techniques to ask they use?
Hey man! Sooo, you’re right, the barber is the difficult part. Question 1 of course would be to inquire of an experience they have. With being said, a barber or stylist that is good at their game can figure it out. It’s risky for sure. I would find a person where you live that has been in business for a good while. The hair on the unit must be very thin around the edges so it blends well with the bio hair. There are a few tricks to the trade. Lots of texture at the edges etc. best wishes my friend. I’m here if you have further questions . Thanks for watching!!!
Hey Rick. You look like a freggin model. How do I get in touch with you. I’m 57 years old and am bald. I have tried hair transplants and tattlooing my head. Your system looks great. Where are you at and how do I get with you to try a system. Thanks for your time. Looks amazing brother.
Sorry, totally off-topic but with synthetic Gray hair. I have constant freizing and I know to be careful to have a silk pillow case. Cannot brush too much, but still 3 weeks into a new pieve it's frizzy. Is there a certain quality of Gray hair you can ask for? I've tried the human gray hair but it's just doesn't look good
@@gregweigel8115 hey man, after reading your question, the first thing that I thought of was to ask what kind of product to use on it what kind of conditioner the usual leave in conditioner all of that. I have had synthetic gray hair and human gray hair and quite honestly, I find the human gray hair to be more frizzy. I actually don’t have much of a problem with the gray being frizzy and it may be because of the product I use, great question buddy
I like ghost bond supreme. My go to is walkers ultra hold because of its ability to hold even with my oily scalp. But the ghost bond would be the answer to your question. Peace man.
Can the hair company do what you are talking about - cut more of a recession on the hairline? It seems very risky for a novice to try and do this at home.
It is all dependent on the placement of the front hairline. You can’t cut into the hairline the unit comes with - without making it look weird and un-natural.
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You're an amazing role-model for the hairsystem community, Rick. Respect!
I appreciate that!
Always a pleasure to see a new video from you, Rick! Looking sharp as ever!
Thanks buddy
Thanks Rick, some great information!
Enjoyed your content today Rick, looking sharp as ever. My best, Brad
Thanks buddy
These videos are gold.
Another great video Rick! Cya in a few weeks for the next cut in.
Sounds great Chris
looks great thanks for all the info. I literally binge-watched your whole channel yesterday. One thing I'm struggling with is the steps to take to find a good barber for the haircut. Do you have any suggestions on how to find the right barber? Things to ask or techniques to ask they use?
Hey man! Sooo, you’re right, the barber is the difficult part. Question 1 of course would be to inquire of an experience they have. With being said, a barber or stylist that is good at their game can figure it out. It’s risky for sure. I would find a person where you live that has been in business for a good while. The hair on the unit must be very thin around the edges so it blends well with the bio hair. There are a few tricks to the trade. Lots of texture at the edges etc. best wishes my friend. I’m here if you have further questions . Thanks for watching!!!
Hey Rick. You look like a freggin model. How do I get in touch with you. I’m 57 years old and am bald. I have tried hair transplants and tattlooing my head. Your system looks great. Where are you at and how do I get with you to try a system. Thanks for your time. Looks amazing brother.
I am in Cleburne TX. You can’t get me at Rick’s Hair Co. 8176413429
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Sorry, totally off-topic but with synthetic Gray hair. I have constant freizing and I know to be careful to have a silk pillow case. Cannot brush too much, but still 3 weeks into a new pieve it's frizzy. Is there a certain quality of Gray hair you can ask for? I've tried the human gray hair but it's just doesn't look good
@@gregweigel8115 hey man, after reading your question, the first thing that I thought of was to ask what kind of product to use on it what kind of conditioner the usual leave in conditioner all of that. I have had synthetic gray hair and human gray hair and quite honestly, I find the human gray hair to be more frizzy. I actually don’t have much of a problem with the gray being frizzy and it may be because of the product I use, great question buddy
What do u recommend for none toxic no phalate etc glue ?
I like ghost bond supreme. My go to is walkers ultra hold because of its ability to hold even with my oily scalp. But the ghost bond would be the answer to your question. Peace man.
Can the hair company do what you are talking about - cut more of a recession on the hairline? It seems very risky for a novice to try and do this at home.
It is all dependent on the placement of the front hairline. You can’t cut into the hairline the unit comes with - without making it look weird and un-natural.
Rick has videos on making your own template. Then SHP makes your system based on the template you send them.
What's the name of the rinse?
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So basically will bite the bullet and buy 2 just in case it goes south during the fitting
Smart man! 😊
Or if you know how to make a template, make a template and send it to the company and have them cut the base
@@WilliamFlerx Hey Will is it possible to make the template with my receding hairline?
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