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With the advent of internet hair replacement companies the hair wearer has a veritable smorgasbord of options when it comes to buying hair and supplies. This has been a God send to many with the economy in the dump and the increased cost to purchase a hair system from a brick and mortar store. The big problem comes when the hair arrives and you need to get the system cut in. Most of the internet hair replacement companies offer a service to give your system a hair cut prior to sending it out but the problem comes with the finishing work. The key to an undetectable hair system is the blending of the hair from the system into the growing hair and truthfully, without the head and growing hair under the system it is really guess work when it comes to this practice. It isn’t a bad idea to think about this before you order your hair and have a plan. Check with a stylist you know or a barber and see if they would provide this service to you for the price of a normal hair cut. Most hair replacement centers will request $150.00 and up to do a cut in on a piece purchased on line as the philosophy is if I screw it up I have to buy you a new one, others will send you on your way—they want you to buy from them. Some savvy stylists will provide the service but have the customer sign a waver releasing them of responsibility if you’re not happy with the cut and this isn’t a bad idea to suggest if you’re met with a negative response from a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href=" /">hair replacement</a> specialist. More often than not a barber is a little more open for this job and may charge a little more but will willingly take on the project. Your best bet is to have the system pre-cut from the supplier if you don’t have someone lined up. At least if you go into a barber or stylist with most of the work done they may be more open to working with you and in reality they do know how to do those little finishing touches that make your system undetectable. Getting your <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href=" /">hair piece</a> cut in is a huge headache for many hair wearers, but it doesn’t have to be. Don’t be mislead that a professional hair replacement studio is your only option for getting your hair piece cut in! There are many ways you can get a great cut and natural look for much less than the premium prices being charged by hair replacement professionals. Barbers and salons have been cutting hair for years, and they can cut a hair piece with human hair in just as easily as they could cut your own growing hair, and the price difference can be huge!
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