Seborrheic (seb-o-REE-ik) dermatitis is a common skin condition that mainly affects your scalp. It causes scaly patches, red skin and stubborn dandruff. Seborrheic dermatitis can also affect oily areas of the body, such as the face, sides of the nose, eyebrows, ears, eyelids and chest. I’m sure this will really affect any wear time since it is trying to be controlled. Right?
That's a great point, I was completely against the possibility to use a hair system for a year because of my friends opinions, but if they are not mature enough to understand points as being vulnerable, maybe they are not on the same level mentally at the moment, do this for your self
I recently started getting psoriasis, so I started using a psoriasis shampoo, when I take unit off, wash in luke warm water, I also try to give my scalp a break, not wear the unit at least over night, before the service, then I been using a product like scalpicin, I use it before system is reapplied. DO NOT use a lotion, I use Walgreens scalp relief, it has the consistency of water, apply before scalp protecter, make sure scalp is dry, before protecter is applied. Hate to say it I also cut back on the booze, that also can trigger a flare up
Hi William, hope you are safe and healthy. How's it going with the system and psoriasis condition? Is it interfering with the hair system and the bond? How long does your system hold once you attach it?
@@rn3302 no I been doing a link attachment in the back, I lift the front once a week actually clean my head, once system dries it about 15 20 minutes to attach the front. If I use tape then it's about 10 minutes
people often misjudge confidence and acceptance with being happy with your flaws.. imagine telling a person who lost his eyeball to just throw his prosthetic eye because its fake (and people hate fake things), and just go out with an empty eye socket
Jake, my scalp is very sensitive, and so I use a tape called Jesband (also called Idrobenda.) It can be found at www.jesbandcare.com. The tape is hydrocolloidal and absorbs moisture into itself. It is great for sensitive skin and is used by people who have burn scars on their scalp. Check it out! It might help the guy with sebbhoraic dermatitis!
Jake I have a hair system which I'm using for over 7 months now. I was living in Dubai and using it and had no issues but after coming to Canada, I'm experiencing discomfort and irritation. Getting flaky skin around the hair system where the tape runs. I don't know if it's got to do with the weather here in Canada. My hair system is poly behind and on the sides and lace in front. I think it's the adhesive causing the discomfort.
Could you react to TH-cam Channel ‘Makwan Sabir’. They currently only have one hair system video but it is so realistic and has a lot of potential. I wanna know your opinion on it. Thanks
When all else fails or having a crappy day, a hat without hair also works. Use tape so you have a choice to not wear hair . Be flexible for your own mental health. Maybe you don't like working out with hair and a hat is more sensible. Maybe you don't like sleeping in hair, it's your choice and you will get more milage out of your hairpiece. Be nice to yourself. Do it for yourself, choose to be happy, you can't control the thoughts and behaviour of others.
When showering with the unit that you have in this video, does the water affect the adhesive? Does the water exit out easily? Does it form some sort of puddle? -Thank Jake much love!
Man what a great topic and can be it for some people to stop hair system or hair treatment for hair loss. As a clinician myself have a sensitive skin and developed chemical dermatitis from most of the products and minoxidil that is worldly used gave a rash and severe chemical dermatitis. It is what it is, can have many causes from autoimmune to sensitive skin. Even my dermatologist could not help me much then I did what you said, too the issue on my own and most of my problem improved. That took a long time but I got it. This topic needs more future discussion for sure. Man you rock. This is the best channel ever. Pete
great video Jake! by the way has anyone ever experienced that after removing the hairsystem 98% of the glue-residues remain on the scalp/head's skin and not on the hairsystem's material? It's already the third time it has happened to me and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I'm using the ghostbond platinum glue. Cleaning the head's skin takes me at least a hour while cleaning the hairsystem a few minutes (after putting some C22 for a hour/or two on the side of where the glue).... i rather prefer it would be like it is for you guys... taking not much time to clean your scalp while it takes me about more than a hour of using c22, isopropanol, at least two times washing head with shampoo as well and of course a lot of scratching and using many, many cotton balls. I would appreciate any help/advice (since I have started to use a hairsystem not even a month ago)
@@williamcharles8628 Thank you for the advice. Has it ever caused any bleeding (from scratching i got a small spot that bled)? If no, I will order it and try it out. Do you use any specific products for cleaning? C22? Isopropanol? Something else (f.e. i heard coconut oil. I tried it out recently and I'm not sure if it really helped/worked) But generally I'm not sure what is causing the glue not really to stick on the hairsystem when i take it off. Before applying glue on the scalp, I apply a scalp protector. And of course i also clean the hairsystem's surface with isopropanol a few minutes before i start to apply glue (2 layers) on my head. Maybe something here is causing this? Because yeah, from Jake's previous videos or the ones from Curtis (MHE) I have never seen so much glue on their scalp. And usually they have most of the glue on the hair system :/
Hi Ivan, I’ve had that happen to me. The first question is ask, is how long are you keeping the bond on your scalp? The longer I keep mine on, the more it tends to stick to my scalp, as opposed to the unit. Also, I’ve found that using c22/dawn soap on my natural hair (if there is some adhesive stuck in it) can help get it out. It’s definitely not the most gentle, but it does the trick in a pinch
@@JakeKent HI Jake, i appreciae your answer. I tend to keep the unit/bond for 7 days on the scalp. Hm, maybe i should try and see what happens if i put it off every 4 days instead of 7. I've already ordered the dawn soap. I can not wait to see how it will work out. But just to understand you, whenever you put your hairsystem off, do you first spray c22 on your scalp and let it 'work' for a few minutes and then use your hands or pads to remove the bond from the skin? Or do you just let c22 rinse and then you put also dawn soap and then wash your head (f.e. with shower)? May i ask how did you solve your issue? I do not remember you mentioned you would put your hairsystem off often, but more like once a week too?
He Jake. In this video you stated don't get the poly skin due to the itchiness and dermatitis? But it also creates and provides the best looking realistic hair?
Hey Jake, with poly skin system being uncomfortable in the hot heat, isn't it still worth having the poly skin over any other hair system because it gives you the most realistic look?
That’s completely dependent on what you value most. For me, no. The most valuable thing is me living my life, without feeling uncomfortable, or like my hair system is forcing me to make lifestyle choices. However my unit has a poly perimeter. 😅 Best of both worlds!
I tell everyone my hair isn't real. I'm completely transparent about it and openly joke about it. My girlfriend helps me attach mine. Regarding bases: Poly thin skin is AWFUL. I bought one based on a TH-camr/stockist bigging them up, but in reality they're terrible. The hairline was shiny and reflected light, I couldn't believe how bad it was. The TH-camr said they'd never had issues with overheating, but I don't see how that's possible. Mine also ripped immediately. My Swiss lace is DRASTICALLY more durable than the thin skin.
I have no option but to wear it. They don’t offer another here. Plus they say they don’t work with other types because they re harder to clean, maintain. The hair is not very good always gets too hard. Plus the supplier here has a fixed style with v shapes hairlines, but mine should be round, so, I always have to cut the widow’s peak to make it more curvy or straight. Sometimes the base gets hard and it hurts.
Women can do anything they need ie: nails, hair ext, boob jobs, butt implants, Botox, eye lash extensions, make-up, hair color, etc, etc, but a guy wants hair and they get picked on. Wtfudge hypocrites?
Seborrheic (seb-o-REE-ik) dermatitis is a common skin condition that mainly affects your scalp. It causes scaly patches, red skin and stubborn dandruff. Seborrheic dermatitis can also affect oily areas of the body, such as the face, sides of the nose, eyebrows, ears, eyelids and chest. I’m sure this will really affect any wear time since it is trying to be controlled. Right?
That's a great point, I was completely against the possibility to use a hair system for a year because of my friends opinions, but if they are not mature enough to understand points as being vulnerable, maybe they are not on the same level mentally at the moment, do this for your self
When you cover a scalp with dermatis, it triggered more patches. If you wear a cap or hat, it's the same issue.wig will cause a terrible discomfort.
Can you please do an updated chart on which hair systems are best for people who are very active and sweat a lot?
I recently started getting psoriasis, so I started using a psoriasis shampoo, when I take unit off, wash in luke warm water, I also try to give my scalp a break, not wear the unit at least over night, before the service, then I been using a product like scalpicin, I use it before system is reapplied. DO NOT use a lotion, I use Walgreens scalp relief, it has the consistency of water, apply before scalp protecter, make sure scalp is dry, before protecter is applied. Hate to say it I also cut back on the booze, that also can trigger a flare up
Diet is huge! I know dermatitis is not the same as my conditions, but I’ve solved most of my health issues through nutrition and lifestyle changes ❤️
Hi William, hope you are safe and healthy. How's it going with the system and psoriasis condition? Is it interfering with the hair system and the bond? How long does your system hold once you attach it?
@@rn3302 yes I don't shampoo every day, since that post my scalp has gotten better
@@tahakhan3389 since then my scalp got better, only time it interfered with adhesion was when I used a lotion
@@rn3302 no I been doing a link attachment in the back, I lift the front once a week actually clean my head, once system dries it about 15 20 minutes to attach the front. If I use tape then it's about 10 minutes
Extremely well spoken. Thank you, Sir..
Hey! Where did you get your system from?
people often misjudge confidence and acceptance with being happy with your flaws.. imagine telling a person who lost his eyeball to just throw his prosthetic eye because its fake (and people hate fake things), and just go out with an empty eye socket
Jake, my scalp is very sensitive, and so I use a tape called Jesband (also called Idrobenda.) It can be found at www.jesbandcare.com. The tape is hydrocolloidal and absorbs moisture into itself. It is great for sensitive skin and is used by people who have burn scars on their scalp. Check it out! It might help the guy with sebbhoraic dermatitis!
Jake I have a hair system which I'm using for over 7 months now. I was living in Dubai and using it and had no issues but after coming to Canada, I'm experiencing discomfort and irritation. Getting flaky skin around the hair system where the tape runs. I don't know if it's got to do with the weather here in Canada.
My hair system is poly behind and on the sides and lace in front. I think it's the adhesive causing the discomfort.
Could you react to TH-cam Channel ‘Makwan Sabir’. They currently only have one hair system video but it is so realistic and has a lot of potential. I wanna know your opinion on it. Thanks
When all else fails or having a crappy day, a hat without hair also works. Use tape so you have a choice to not wear hair . Be flexible for your own mental health. Maybe you don't like working out with hair and a hat is more sensible. Maybe you don't like sleeping in hair, it's your choice and you will get more milage out of your hairpiece. Be nice to yourself. Do it for yourself, choose to be happy, you can't control the thoughts and behaviour of others.
When showering with the unit that you have in this video, does the water affect the adhesive? Does the water exit out easily? Does it form some sort of puddle? -Thank Jake much love!
no it doesnt form a puddle. what type of adhesive are you using?
Your is looking great in this video!
Can you use nizorel for seberic dermatitis?
Hey dude do you install your own system or do you go to a salon? also what is the update on your base of choice at this point?
Great video brother!
Man what a great topic and can be it for some people to stop hair system or hair treatment for hair loss. As a clinician myself have a sensitive skin and developed chemical dermatitis from most of the products and minoxidil that is worldly used gave a rash and severe chemical dermatitis.
It is what it is, can have many causes from autoimmune to sensitive skin.
Even my dermatologist could not help me much then I did what you said, too the issue on my own and most of my problem improved. That took a long time but I got it. This topic needs more future discussion for sure. Man you rock. This is the best channel ever. Pete
great video Jake!
by the way has anyone ever experienced that after removing the hairsystem 98% of the glue-residues remain on the scalp/head's skin and not on the hairsystem's material?
It's already the third time it has happened to me and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I'm using the ghostbond platinum glue. Cleaning the head's skin takes me at least a hour while cleaning the hairsystem a few minutes (after putting some C22 for a hour/or two on the side of where the glue).... i rather prefer it would be like it is for you guys... taking not much time to clean your scalp while it takes me about more than a hour of using c22, isopropanol, at least two times washing head with shampoo as well and of course a lot of scratching and using many, many cotton balls.
I would appreciate any help/advice (since I have started to use a hairsystem not even a month ago)
This may sound weird I sometimes use a tongue scraper, also maybe let product sit a few minutes, before cleaning scalp
@@williamcharles8628 Thank you for the advice. Has it ever caused any bleeding (from scratching i got a small spot that bled)? If no, I will order it and try it out.
Do you use any specific products for cleaning? C22? Isopropanol? Something else (f.e. i heard coconut oil. I tried it out recently and I'm not sure if it really helped/worked)
But generally I'm not sure what is causing the glue not really to stick on the hairsystem when i take it off. Before applying glue on the scalp, I apply a scalp protector. And of course i also clean the hairsystem's surface with isopropanol a few minutes before i start to apply glue (2 layers) on my head. Maybe something here is causing this?
Because yeah, from Jake's previous videos or the ones from Curtis (MHE) I have never seen so much glue on their scalp. And usually they have most of the glue on the hair system :/
Hi Ivan, I’ve had that happen to me. The first question is ask, is how long are you keeping the bond on your scalp? The longer I keep mine on, the more it tends to stick to my scalp, as opposed to the unit. Also,
I’ve found that using c22/dawn soap on my natural hair (if there is some adhesive stuck in it) can help get it out. It’s definitely not the most gentle, but it does the trick in a pinch
This is a really interesting tip. I gotta try this
@@JakeKent HI Jake, i appreciae your answer. I tend to keep the unit/bond for 7 days on the scalp. Hm, maybe i should try and see what happens if i put it off every 4 days instead of 7.
I've already ordered the dawn soap. I can not wait to see how it will work out.
But just to understand you, whenever you put your hairsystem off, do you first spray c22 on your scalp and let it 'work' for a few minutes and then use your hands or pads to remove the bond from the skin? Or do you just let c22 rinse and then you put also dawn soap and then wash your head (f.e. with shower)?
May i ask how did you solve your issue? I do not remember you mentioned you would put your hairsystem off often, but more like once a week too?
He Jake. In this video you stated don't get the poly skin due to the itchiness and dermatitis? But it also creates and provides the best looking realistic hair?
Sorry, could you rephrase your question?
Hey Jake, with poly skin system being uncomfortable in the hot heat, isn't it still worth having the poly skin over any other hair system because it gives you the most realistic look?
That’s completely dependent on what you value most. For me, no. The most valuable thing is me living my life, without feeling uncomfortable, or like my hair system is forcing me to make lifestyle choices.
However my unit has a poly perimeter. 😅
Best of both worlds!
@@JakeKent Which unit do you recommend with the most realistic look that is the most comfortable? I'll look into it.
Jake rocks
Great advice buddy
Thanks!
I tell everyone my hair isn't real. I'm completely transparent about it and openly joke about it. My girlfriend helps me attach mine.
Regarding bases: Poly thin skin is AWFUL. I bought one based on a TH-camr/stockist bigging them up, but in reality they're terrible. The hairline was shiny and reflected light, I couldn't believe how bad it was. The TH-camr said they'd never had issues with overheating, but I don't see how that's possible. Mine also ripped immediately.
My Swiss lace is DRASTICALLY more durable than the thin skin.
i have no idea how anybody who is the slightest bit active wears a poly
@@JakeKent Definitely.
I have no option but to wear it. They don’t offer another here. Plus they say they don’t work with other types because they re harder to clean, maintain. The hair is not very good always gets too hard. Plus the supplier here has a fixed style with v shapes hairlines, but mine should be round, so, I always have to cut the widow’s peak to make it more curvy or straight. Sometimes the base gets hard and it hurts.
Very informative! Great advice as always!
Thanks James!
Thank you! Great advice and perspective :)
I’m lucky that my plaque psoriasis is on the sides of my scalp not the top, so it really doesn’t interfere with wearing a hair system.
Lucky!
You on fin bro?
Nope
Women can do anything they need ie: nails, hair ext, boob jobs, butt implants, Botox, eye lash extensions, make-up, hair color, etc, etc, but a guy wants hair and they get picked on. Wtfudge hypocrites?
Gym, Sweat + Lace + Glue = Good luck lol
Jake, your hairline is getting better and better
Shoot man!! Thanks!! Haha