The Foundation of Nonsurgical Hair Replacement | Replay Bundle
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When entering the field of Hair Replacement, it is important to know the base foundation you will be using. This bundle will assist you in familiarizing yourself with the base foundations and templates/molds that are needed in the hair replacement business.
Base Materials are the materials on which the hair on the hairpiece is incorporated. In this chapter Gigi helps you to identify the different varieties of foundation materials such as...
Mesh Fabrics
- Monofilament
- Lace
Polyester Cable
Silk
Skin Systems
- Polyurethane
- Silicone
Base Material Rings are available for purchase at www.HairreplacementbyGigi.com
You will you not only learn how to identify when to use certain base materials but also determine which is needed for a specific client.
In addition to identifying materials, Gigi will share with you how to combine and mix materials (known as combinations) on the same hairpiece.
Mesh Fabrics
- Monofilament
- Lace
Polyester Cable
Silk
Skin Systems
- Polyurethane
- Silicone
You Can Not design the proper hair piece for your client without thoroughly understanding the Base material and its function.
Templates/Mold are what you use to custom fit the hairpiece to your client’s head.
When entering the field of hair replacement it is important to know the type of mold you will be using and why.
During this webinar Series we will identify the different types of Templates /Molds such as…
Tape Molds
Cast Molds
Silicone Mold
3D-Scanning
There will also be review over the tools and supplies needed to prepare the molds
for your client as well as creating a tape mold application step by step.
Reviewing the tools/supplies needed
Preparing for the molds
Preparing the client
Step by step application
Supplies needed list (see tape mold chapter in textbook)
It is recommended to purchase all of these supplies prior to the webinar:
Upon completion of this webinar, you will not only be more familiar with the various types of templates and molds, but also the ability to identify when to use the mold and which client requires it.
Remember that choosing the right template is not about which product is easier to work with. It is about using the right techniques, for the right client at the right time.
