6 Ways Women Can Tell Good Hair From Bad

Your goal is to have a great looking head of hair, right? The following information will help you in determining you have received what you have been promised.

1. Color must match

One of the biggest problems you could have is for the new hair to not match your own growing hair. If the color of the restored hair does not match your hair, then you are likely to have big problems with the hair the entire time you have it. If the color doesn’t match, you should discuss it with the company and request that they replace the entire hair system.

We guarantee that the color of your new head of hair will match your own growing hair, and that you will be delighted with the match.

2. Hair texture needs to match your own hair

The texture of the hair replacement hair should feel like your own hair. If it doesn’t, then it’s not going to look or act like your own growing hair.

Run your hands over and through the replacement hair when you first get it. Does it feel like your own growing hair? If not, you should not accept it.

This is yet another example of why you should deal with us, because we have such a strong guarantee. We do indeed guarantee that the texture of the new head of hair we give you will match the texture of your own growing hair. You shouldn’t settle for anything less.

3. The density shouldn’t be too thick

Perhaps the biggest “give away” to hair replacement is when the density is too thick. You know what I’m talking about, don’t you? It’s when you see a person walking down the street, and they obviously “have something on top of their head.” Typical hair pieces can be much too thick. Unfortunately, even today, some companies that are doing better hair replacement work frequently leave too much hair in their hair replacement products.

A proper new head of hair should be a lighter density, carefully matched to your age, your lifestyle and even your occupation. A lighter density looks much more natural, blows better in the wind, looks more natural when wet, and is much easier to style.

It is very important for you to keep in mind that any amount of hair is going to seem like a lot to you when you first get it. You’re used to having less hair, so anything is going to be a change. Just because it’s a bit of a “shock” to you at first doesn’t mean it’s too much hair. It can be difficult for you to know what’s too much and what’s just right when you first get your hair. However, if the hair is thick and bushy and difficult for you to style, it may be too much hair and you should consider having it altered.

It takes artistry to design your new head of hair just right. That’s why dealing with us gives you a great advantage in your having the head of hair you want. This is not an area where you should compromise. We’ll do your hair right and we guarantee it.

4. The density shouldn’t be too thin

The opposite problem sometimes occurs as well. Some poorly made (cheap) hair replacements have poor “ventilation” (method of adding the hair). Sometimes, it’s too thin in spots, and /or the hair is unevenly placed. Certainly this will keep you from having a great looking head of hair.

This is something that you should be able to see right away. If upon close examination of your hair in the mirror you see part of the base material and/or something that doesn’t look natural, you should not accept the hair from the company.

We stand behind our work with a very strong guarantee. If the hair is not exactly right, we will alter, correct or even re-do the entire process for you at no additional cost to you.

5. There shouldn’t be excessive hair loss

It’s normal for a few hairs to come out of the hair replacement over time. However, if initially you find a lot of hair coming out, for example, each time you brush the hair, there may be something wrong with the hair. It may be so weak (from over processing) that the hair actually breaks off the base area very easily.

If there’s excessive hair loss when you first get the hair replacement, it won’t take long before it needs a lot of hair addition to the actual hair system itself. Though it’s normal to have some hair addition every few months or so, it’s not normal to have to get it often.

We at Donte’s of New York are most interested in giving you the highest quality new head of hair you can possibly get, minimizing any challenges you might have with the hair.

6. The size shouldn’t be too big or too small

Sometimes those who are inexperienced or simply unskilled, design a hair system that’s too big, or too small. As a result the hair system either does not take care of the entire thinning area (leaving a bald area uncovered) or goes over and covers much of your good growing hair. Neither situation is optimal, and should not be accepted. We go to great lengths to ensure that your new head of hair is precisely the way that you need and want it. We give you hair where you need it (every inch), and don’t do anything that will cover or hurt your existing growing hair.