What is the name of this HAIR?
SFAM
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Can anyone tell me the name, and/or the location, of this hair? I've looked all over, and can't find it anywhere! I found some that are similar, but no other short styles with short hairs pushed back like this one. The picture is from an ad for jewelry, but I can't remember the name of that jewelry, or what site I found it on.
Thanks!
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The promo is from 'Amelia Collection' by GrayCloudDesign over at Renderosity, but sorry, I don't know which hair it is. GCD named two: One from her own (magnificent!) Frida Collection, the other is Lua UpDo by 3Dream, but both look totally different from this one.
Ceazarius Short Hair by Neftis3D, available here in the store:
http://www.daz3d.com/ceazarius-short-hair
Thank you, caravelle, for the excellent detective work! That's exactly where I found the hair. And knowing the designer's name I was able to look at her other promos, and see if she had used that style in other promos, And she did, but no accurate credits given there either. She sure designs some wonderful models/scenes, of every type!!!
Peter Fulford, I wasn't so sure at first, but I think you've hit the mark! Odd how I saw the hair flowing backwards, but knowing its Caesarian roots, I'm sure it's flowing forward. Might look as I thought in some poses/scenes, I fear it wouldn't always render so convincingly. But then you've also helped me consider other men's styles that often include fits for the ladies too. Thank you for the truth, even if I couldn't handle it!
In this search through other men's style I often saw that "David's Body" (I believe) was required, but surely that's only if you intend to apply the hair to a full-sized male, and not for the ladies!?
So, I am finding many styles that will suit my need! Thanks again caravelle and Peter Fulford - greatly appreciated!
De nada, SFAM! ;-)
You can apply hair to almost every figure, male or female, if you load it as a prop. Just don't select the figure when you load the hair, and adjust it manually to the head. Then parent it to the head, and that's it.
Thanks, caravelle!