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I'm thinking about switching to a fixed type.

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I'm a man in my mid-20s and I've been using clip-type Gamo tailored by S company since last November.
The existing product I'm using still has a lot of my natural hair and it's a style that floats a little, so I didn't have any complaints about excessive volume sometimes.
Even in winter, sometimes the forehead line tape gets excited due to sweat, making the forehead line very noticeable, and even on the verge of peeling off, but I'm already worried that I'll be almost unable to use it in summer
I know that most people who are suffering from hair loss sweat a lot, but when I read other clip-type users' posts, even if they sweat, it doesn't seem to affect the adhesion of the tape But even in the winter, I had to change the tape once a day. (Even if I use it for a day, the adhesive has disappeared because of the sweat, so my forehead line floats.)
And crucially, it was not long before it rained that I came to think of a fixed diet. As you all know, if it's hot and humid before the rain, don't you sweat a lot just by staying still? I almost gave up going out that day because my tape couldn't glue even after I wiped my sweat.
When I looked carefully at it from the DAEDAMO, there were many articles that said that the fixed type was absolutely recommended because of hygiene problems, but because of this, I am torn about my leaning toward the fixed type.
At this rate, I can't even dare to wear a family hat in the summer and travel around, but I can't decide whether to use a fixed diet even at the risk of pain.