What Are Ultr Custom Hair Replacement?


by Cherry Bonachita - Date: 2008-11-05 - Word Count: 217 Share This!

Ultra-custom hair replacement uses methods dedicated to getting the most satisfactory aesthetic result for the hair loss sufferer. Its philosophy is totally at odds with the rest of the industry. While ultra-custom requires that procedures be performed perfectly without taking shortcuts, the rest of the industry uses nothing but shortcuts.

Ultra-custom practitioners see hair replacement as an art form. They use today's most-advanced technologies, never forgetting that they are artists, working tirelessly to meet their clients' esthetic goals.

An ultra-custom hair replacement salon must thoroughly know its craft. The salon must not be "factory reliant" and trapped in a "throwaway system" mentality. Hair replacement specialists must know how every decision in the initial hair system design will affect the final esthetic result.

Ultra-custom salons are in total control of the production process. They direct all base making, knotting combinations, density control systems, hair assembly procedures, hair processing techniques, fine-tuning procedures, and all other elements of the hair systems.

Further, ultra-custom salons are in total control of all post-production processes. Salons should perform all fine tuning, repairs and maintenance procedures on their own premises.

The ultra-custom philosophy dictates that every client in a salon gets ultra-custom systems, products and practices. A salon employee cannot perform "factory-reliant," substandard work with one client, then walk into a different room and use ultra-custom techniques with another.

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