Bundles Raw Indian Remy Hair
聽 Nay, we are often broken into two camps - cool and warm.聽 Some say silver and gold, but as far as we're concerned, that kind of talk can wait until the holiday season rolls back around.聽 For now, let's stick to cool and warm.What does this distinction mean for your hair color choice?聽 Quite a bit, as it turns out!聽 Very few people want to look like a cadaver or like someone suffering from scarlet fever.聽 Heed your skin, eye and hair tones!Do you have medium-pale or pale skin with some pinkish hue around your cheeks?聽 Are you simply pale with no recognizable undertone? Does your skin have an olive complexion (this would include many of Asian or Hispanic descent), or is it a dark brown hue?聽 Some folks have cool bluish or reddish undertones beneath their eyes, and some have pale skin that almost appears as if it were softly translucent.聽 If any of this describes you, your skin color is likely cool.聽Warm skin hair color includes pale peach flesh-tones, brown with faint undertones of pink or gold, warm gold and yellow undertones, and skin with lots of freckles or rosy flush.Hair restoration surgery today for aesthetic (not reconstructive) purposes almost exclusively involves only hair grafts taken from the back of the head and transplanted to areas of hair loss. Larger flaps and scalp reductions are rarely practiced today for male or female pattern hair loss but reserved principally for hair loss due to cancer, trauma, or other injury.The principle of modern hair restoration is based on Norman Orentreich's theory of "donor dominance" in which donor hair taken from the back of the head (where even the baldest man still has hair) will not be lost after transplantation by retaining the donor characteristics and genetic programming of the donor hair. This situation is a double-edged sword. Because the transplanted hairs will remain permanently, the patient can be assured that those hairs will not be lost over time. However, because the hair remains permanently, loss of surrounding non-transplanted hair may make the original transplant result look less dense over time or even starkly unnatural unless further sessions are undertaken to camouflage the result.