The Stock Hair System is an "off the shelf" version of our Toupee and hair replacement solutions. They are prefabricated and can be shipped at the point of purchase. Custom systems are manufactured to order, while duplicate systems are created to match or mimic pre-existing systems. Custom and copied hair systems can sometimes be the same, but neither can be created from the inventory system.

First, measure the hair system you want to cut and the area you will cover on the client's head. Do this before cutting, so you can't go wrong. Then, using sharp scissors and careful hands, cut the base to size.

Obviously, it is very important to get the right measurements when you choose the right hairpiece.
Even if you are new to hair systems, you can follow these simple steps to get the right measurements for your clients.
Step1: First, mark the front hairline in the middle so that you can get the length of the area by measuring the distance from that point to where the hair meets the bald area at the back.
Step2: Next, use a tape measure to measure the width, which is the vertical distance from the left hairline of the head to the right hairline at the top of the scalp.

Installing Toupee for men is not as easy as it looks, as it requires a series of tasks that must be done in the right order. However, after a few practice sessions, you should feel confident in the program.
Step1: First of all, you need to shave your head and clean your scalp thoroughly with an alcohol spray.
Step 2: Next, you will apply tape or glue or a combination of both to the human hair men's wig base, depending on the base material and base structure. One thing you might want to know is that glue compares better with skin material than with lace material, while tape generally works with all types of substrates.
Step3: Then, during the attachment process, you need to carefully and accurately place the male Toupee on the client's scalp and ensure that it is completely fixed in place. When finished, Human Hair Toupee should look very natural and realistic, with the hair blending naturally with the client's own hair.