dForce LongGlam Hair comes with a range of 16 preset styles including straight, waves, and curls, plus a choice of different lengths and whether the hair falls in front of or behind the shoulders on each side. There are also different options for strays to mimic those loose strands of hair to enhance realism Usability is enhanced by presets for different preview modes. While mainly intended for female characters, as Genesis 9 is a unisex figure, it can be used on male characters too.

There are 52 realistic and fantasy hair colors and every color can have different streak effects applied to multiply the number of different looks. There is also a choice of hair shines which can be matched to your scene and lighting.

It is possible to use LongGlam Hair without draping but usually, you will want to simulate the hair and there are three alternative dynamic responses to get exactly the results you want. There are also wind-blown morphs to add that final dynamic touch to your scene. By applying styles either before or after draping and fine-tuning with the parameter dials, you can achieve a huge number of looks.

Note that this is a complex hair requiring around 2GB to render at the standard resolution. I have included a High Res option which results in smoother hair for those special renders but the memory requirements are around twice as much, which may be too much for your GPU to render (it will still render using CPU, just slower).

Equally suitable for contemporary, sci-fi, historical, and fantasy characters in any setting, dForce LongGlam Hair is the perfect way to add maximum realism and glamour to your characters.