Order Graduated Hairline And Bleached Knots? A Few Questions

[WheeljackG1]

So, I'm assuming it's best to order with a graduated hairline? To clarify, does this make it look like it has slight thinning, or does it just make it look more natural?

I plan on wearing the hair down, so the hairline will not be showing. I think the extra durability will be worth not going for bleached nots. Do they always look better? Would it be good to get bleached knots just in the front in case wind blows my hair a bit, or does it not matter in this case?

Thanks so much. You guys are very knowledgeable!

 

[BaldBearded]

A graduated hairline is more natural, and even if the hair is worn down, it behaves correctly, as it mimics natural hair patterns.

 

[WheeljackG1]

A graduated hairline is more natural, and even if the hair is worn down, it behaves correctly, as it mimics natural hair patterns.

Thanks so much for the reply! Do you have any experience with bleached knots?

 

[BaldBearded]

Thanks so much for the reply! Do you have any experience with bleached knots?

Yes. Generally you only bleach knots on darker hair, and then only when they would be exposed, on a hairline, or wherever they are exposed as in a parting.

My own system isn't bleached since I don't expose the hairline, and it's 99% grey.

S.

 

[WheeljackG1]

Yes. Generally you only bleach knots on darker hair, and then only when they would be exposed, on a hairline, or wherever they are exposed as in a parting.

My own system isn't bleached since I don't expose the hairline, and it's 99% grey.

S.

Thanks! Yea my hair is darker colored, but I don't plan on exposing the hairline. Seems like I might be able to leave it unbleached without too much issue then.

 

[BaldBearded]

Thanks! Yea my hair is darker colored, but I don't plan on exposing the hairline. Seems like I might be able to leave it unbleached without too much issue then.

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