1. IN A METHOD OF FABRICATING A HAIR-PIECE, THE STEPS OF UNIFORMLY PLACING A PLURALITY OF HAIRS IN A HOLDER HAVING NUMEROUS CLOSELY SET COMB-LIKE TEETH TO MAINTAIN PROPER POSITIONING OF SAID HAIRS, AND LOCKING THE HOLDER TO SECURE THE HAIRS FROM CHANGING POSITION, AND THEN CUTTING THE HAIRS SHORT TO THE APPLICATOR AND FLUSH TO EACH OTHER, THEN PREPARING A NETTING HELD TIGHT IN AN EMBROIDERY TYPE HOOP BY OUTLINING THE AREAS OF NETTING TO BE IMPLANTED TO A SPECIFIC SIZE AND SHAPE, APPLYING AN ADHESIVE TO SAID AREAS, THEN USING THE HOLDER PREPARED WITH FLUSH CUT HAIR ENDS, WHEREBY SAID HAIR ENDS ARE GENTLY INSERTED TO PENETRATE THE NETTING, THEN RELEASING THE HOLDER FROM THE INSERTED HAIRS, LEAVING THEM ADHESIVELY SECURED TO SAID NETTING, REPEATING THE ABOVE IMBEDDING STEPS UNTIL THE OUTLINE AREAS ARE FILLED WITH IMBEDDED HAIRS, THEN AFTER A SUITABLE DRYING PERIOD, CUTTING THE DRIED HAIRCOATED AREAS OF NETTING OUT OF THE HOOP, LEAVING A SUITABLE SEWING EDGE, SEWING THE MATING SURFACES TO EACH OTHER WITH AN INSIDE SEAM, THUS TRANSFORMING THE FLAT SURFACES TO A CUP-SHAPED OR HEADFORMED HAIR-PIECE.