Your lace wig adhesive has been doing its job to perfection, but now comes the hard part. How can you remove your wig without ripping out those edges?
The answer is simple, but the process for removing lace wig glue from your hairline without destroying your edges may seem complex for even the most experienced lace front wig mavens.
Removing your lace wig adhesive can be done safely!
Cosmetologists and amateur stylists alike agree that the key to removing lace front wig adhesive without doing damage has everything to do with a single word -P-A-T-I-E-N-C-E.
Let’s take a closer look at the lace front wig removal process.
How to Remove A Lace Front Wig Adhesive
There are multiple ways to remove your lace front wig. However, it is important to note that the wig removal process begins with the installation of your unit. You must ensure that whoever applies your wig takes the time to install it just below the hairline. This action is critical to saving your edges.
Next, you will need :
Acetone or rubbing alcohol, an oil-based solvent like C22Citrus Solvent, cotton balls, and do not forget to bring your patience.
1. Pin Your Hair Back
Start by pinning your hair back, away from your face so that you can see the hairline.
2. Apply Alcohol or Acetone
Using a cotton ball or other cotton fabric like a sock, apply alcohol using a dabbing motion. A dabbing motion the recommendation as this will help to prevent you from creating friction with rubbing, and it will save you from the run-off of the solution which could enter your eyes and trigger a nasty bout with burning and irritation.
You should notice that the lace front will begin to lift as you repeat this action. Remember that if you feel pain during the lifting process, you are removing hair and need to continue to apply alcohol to aid in lifting the wig so that there is no pulling.
3. Apply Oil-Based Solvent
Finally, once the wig is free, repeat this process with the cap underneath, then apply an oil-based solvent like C22 to help remove any remnants of lace front glue from your skin.
4. Wash Your Skin
Do not forget to wash your skin, freeing it of oil and any leftover glue. Apply moisturizer to the area to restore hydration and hair elasticity.
Follow this process, follow directions carefully and you should experience positive results. Remember to take your time and not hurry through the removal process or skip any steps.
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