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Hey guys,
First of all, sorry for not being able to write to you in Swedish. I have lived in Stockholm (studying, do my Masters degree) but haven’t become very fluent in Swedish yet
. I navigated my way through this website by google translate
.Anyways, here’s the deal, and I hope you could give me some advice. I’m 22 years old and have been going a bit bald since I was around 19-20 (first in the front, but lately also a bit on top, atleast thinning hair).
Past July I decided to do something about it and I got a hairpiece, just to try it out. I did not want to shave my entire head, or the entire top of my head. So the agency I was with told me it was possible to get a “front”, which I did. It does not look bad, and it gave me back a lot of self esteem. However, at the back of my head my hair is also beginning to get thin..so I think I need a “proper” hairpiece. It’s also looking a bit weird now, since the hair in the front obviously has a higher density..
So far, I’ve been working with tape, which is fine..however I would like to get some sort of full-service from a reliable dealer. I don’t want to be working with tape anymore, taking it off every week or every couple of days..it’s just too much of the hassle. So, I’d like to go to some sort of agency that glues it, cleans it, cuts my own hair, etc..
Then I came to the website of Carl M lundh in Stockholm? What are the experiences? Does anybody have any tips?
The website looked good but I know that you have to be VERY careful with suppliers…and I want to be sure about them before I make an appointment and order a hairpiece that might look horrible…
I would like something that’s SUPER-strong and very natural looking (obviously). The front-piece i’m wearing now feels un natural at the front-line (e.g. when you go through your hair with your fingers), i’d like to minimize that!! Furthermore, I lead an active lifestyle (swimming, running, partying, dating, etc.).. so it should be strong and be of good quality..
Any idea how many SEK would be appropriate?!
Thanks a lot for your help!