FGT II

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The FGT II features a see-through thin PU with a Folligraft glass-skin center and reinforced perimeter for a natural, secure, long-wearing fit. Ultra-realistic skin with reinforced durability.

Specifications

Hair Fiber:	Human hair; gray hair is either synthetic or human.
Base Type:	Skin
Base Details:	¼" thin PU see-through, ¾" extra perimeter PU reinforcement, Folligraft PU with glass skin in the center
Base Size:	7" x 9"
Hair Length:	4"-6"
Lifespan:	4-6 systems per year for optimal results
Wave Pattern:	28 mm
Hair Direction:	Freestyle
Hair Density:	Light to Medium

Details

Combine second-skin realism with dependable strength in the FGT II Hair System, built on a ¼" see-through thin PU that lies invisibly against the scalp. A Folligraft PU glass-skin center recreates a natural scalp appearance, while ¾" of extra PU reinforcement around the perimeter adds durability and a clean, secure bonding surface. Light-to-medium (115%) density and a soft 28 mm wave give the FGT II natural movement across a trimmable 7" x 9" base, with 4 to 6 systems recommended per year for optimal results.

Build Your Routine

Cleanse. Bond. Maintain.

Cleanse

Jorgen Amber Super Solvent

$30.00

Bond

PermaRite 16 Extreme

$188.00

Maintain

Jorgen Maintenance Spray

$31.00

FAQ

How do I maintain a skin unit?

Skin units are not serviced or re-bonded. We recommend disposing of the unit once its wear period is complete and replacing it with a fresh one. This keeps the look clean and the scalp healthy.

How durable is a skin base, and who is it best for?

Skin (poly) bases give the most realistic "hair growing from the scalp". They hold up well to sweat and water, which makes them a strong choice for active wearers who want a flawless scalp look. They are very breathable but have a shorter lifespan which is why it's a dispose-after-wear unit.

What adhesive should I use — tape or glue?

Full skin units are full-bonding (glue) only.

How natural does a skin unit look up close?

Skin gives the most undetectable scalp appearance of any base because the hair appears to emerge directly from a "scalp-like" surface, with no visible knots or mesh.