So when doing the hair on my Kills mask, I noticed it could use some hair in some areas (particularly in the back), is there a certain hair I could buy for the mask? If so, how much would the going price be per measurement/amount and where could I get it?
Yes here’s a link to the hair I used on mine , it’s not too dark and not too light and the texture is spot on Amazon.com
It looks a tad bit dark compared to the stock hair already on the mask, is it lighter in actuality?
Yes it’s lighter with an auburn tent in person
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I found another thats a bit lighter, maybe I’ll order both. I’m assuming you just apply it like felt with a piercing needle?
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you glue it on in layers and put the biggest piece in the front hairline, then you brush it back with a soft brush, then style it with hairspray here’s some tutorials for hairing.
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I will try this method because it seems more intuitive than other methods I’ve tried. Thank you for sharing! I also recently found some excellent hair, both in color and texture, supposedly straight from a llama or alpaca. It’s been washed and spun, and it feels great. I got lucky with a large box of it.
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I’m glad I could help
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I’ve encountered stories of individuals visiting barbershops and beauty salons to collect hair cut-offs during haircuts. They then wash, dye, and rewash it for various purposes; in this case, use it for hairing masks. While it’s an intriguing practice, I can’t help but feel a bit skeptical about it. It feels somewhat off-putting and unappealing to me. I’m sure the results look absolutely remarkable. Still gross-lol
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Well that’s a rather interesting way of getting the hair🤣 talk about gross
Thanks for the help again! Luckily I’m not doing too much so it should be easy as long as I make room for it on the head
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