What is the better choice? Tape On or Bonding a Hair Piece?
With
so many products out there to choose from it is hard to decide which is the best hair loss
solution. Mother Nature changes her mood every day and you shouldn’t
have to struggle with decisions such as that.
Since the hot and humid summer days are upon us people tend to perspire more than usual. It is during these days that having a hair replacement held on with tape is ideal, you
can still enjoy most of your regular activities without worrying that the hair piece will fall
off. The tape is made form two-way adhesive, strong and hypo-allergenic material. A
custom made hair piece designed specifically for you can be ventilated, this allows your scalp to“breath”.
You also have the option of taking the hair replacement system off in order to clean your scalp whenever necessary. The amount of tape needed
varies depending
on how much you perspire and the activities involved in your everyday life. A single piece can be used for a couple days or changed daily.
Bonding
is Semi-permanent which means it gets glued on for a relatively long time(1month to 3 months) without the option of taking the system off.
There are both good and bad aspects associated with this method of hair replacement attachment. You don’t have
to worry about your hair piece coming off in water, or
about applying tape daily or every other day. The flaw in this becomes that because the piece is wore 24/7 its lifespan is very short. This leads to expensive routine visits to hair loss professional so that the hair replacement system can be removed/replaced and clean.
Not giving the scalp enough breathing room can cause more damage to the hair that is left over
and trying to grow. This is also very unsanitary resulting in unpleasant odor, as well as a collection of dead skins and oils underneath the piece. For some people leaving the hairpiece
on without taking it off can also cause irritated skin and cause
open cuts on scalp.
I
prefer tape-on because it is simpler, sanitary, and more affordable. My clients enjoy this easier way of maintenance with fewer
problems. I can show each individual how to switch tape on the hair loss system to
make the process faster by the minute and EASIER for each and every individual.
Being you have male pattern baldness, or hair loss from a medical condition
(alopecia, chemotherapy), it is best to research your options and choose the right hair replacement
system for you. Tape on and bonding each have its own pros and cons, but in the
end it is always up to you.
Thank
You,
David
Hansen
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