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FAQ
Got questions? We’ve got answers! Whether you’re wondering about adhesives, tape, removers, or how to keep your hairpiece looking flawless, you’re in the right place. We’ve gathered the most common questions (and our best expert tips) to help you out. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, just reach out—we’re always happy to help!
General
Are adhesives and tapes safe for my skin and hair?
Yes, as long as you choose products designed for scalp use and follow application guidelines. If you have sensitive skin, look for products labeled as hypoallergenic. Conduct a patch test before full application to ensure compatibility.
How do I clean my hair system or extensions after removing adhesive?
After removing adhesive or tape, soak the hair system in a cleaning solution or mild soap and water to break down any leftover residue. Gently scrub the lace or base with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly. Allow the system to air dry completely before reattaching.
How do I remove adhesive or tape residue from my hair system or extensions?
Use a dedicated remover or solvent designed for hair systems. Apply it to the adhesive area, let it sit for a few minutes to loosen the residue, and gently wipe it away. Always rinse thoroughly with a gentle shampoo afterward.
What accessories do I need to maintain my hair system or extensions?
Essential accessories include a quality adhesive or tape, removers or solvents, a scalp protector, a brush for cleaning residue, and a stand or mannequin head for styling and drying. These tools help maintain the longevity and appearance of your hair system.
What type of adhesive or tape should I use for my hair system or extensions?
The choice depends on your lifestyle, skin sensitivity, and the duration you want the system to stay attached. For a longer hold, use strong liquid adhesives or extended-wear tapes. If you have sensitive skin, opt for hypoallergenic options. For temporary use, light-hold adhesives or daily-wear tapes are best.
Adhensive
Can I swim or shower with adhesive on?
Yes, most adhesives are water-resistant, but ensure the adhesive is labeled for such activities. Extended-wear adhesives are better for swimming or humid environments.
How do I apply liquid adhesive to my hair system?
Clean and dry your scalp, apply a thin layer of adhesive, let it dry to a tacky texture, and press the hair system firmly in place. Avoid overapplication to prevent messiness.
How long does adhesive typically last?
The duration varies depending on the product and lifestyle. Daily-wear adhesives last 1–3 days, while extended-wear adhesives can hold for 2–6 weeks with proper care.
What is the difference between liquid adhesive and tape?
Liquid adhesive provides a strong bond for long-term wear, ideal for full lace bases. Tape is easier to use, offers a clean application, and is suitable for daily or extended wear depending on the type.
What should I do if I experience an allergic reaction?
Stop using the adhesive immediately and wash the area with mild soap. Use hypoallergenic adhesives to avoid future reactions. Consult a dermatologist if irritation persists.
Accesoires
How can I extend the lifespan of my hair system with accessories?
Regular use of high-quality cleaning tools, storage stands, and protective products keeps your hair system looking natural and lasting longer.
How do scalp protectors work?
Scalp protectors create a barrier between your skin and the adhesive, preventing irritation and improving adhesion for oily or sensitive skin.
What are the essential accessories for maintaining a hair system?
Key accessories include adhesive brushes, scalp protectors, remover pads, cleaning brushes, and a stand for storage or styling.
What tools can I use to clean adhesive residue from the system?
Use cleaning brushes, tweezers, or adhesive remover pads to gently remove sticky residue from the base.
Why do I need a hair system stand or mannequin head?
These help maintain the shape of your hair system, making it easier to clean, style, or apply adhesives.
Solvents
Are solvents safe for sensitive skin?
Some solvents can irritate sensitive skin. Opt for a low-odor, hypoallergenic solvent if you are prone to reactions.
How do I choose the right solvent for my hair system?
Choose a solvent compatible with your adhesive type and base material. For lace systems, gentler solvents are recommended to protect the delicate material.
How long should I let the solvent sit before removing the adhesive?
Typically, allow the solvent to sit for 2–5 minutes to soften the adhesive before gently peeling the system.
What precautions should I take when using solvents?
Use solvents in a well-ventilated area, avoid contact with eyes or broken skin, and always wear gloves if needed.
What’s the difference between removers and solvents?
Removers are gentler and often oil-based, ideal for dissolving adhesive. Solvents are stronger and better for breaking down tough adhesive bonds.
Removers
Are removers safe for all types of hair systems?
Most removers are safe, but check compatibility with your hair system base (lace, polyurethane, etc.) to avoid potential damage.
Can I use regular household products to remove adhesive?
It’s not recommended, as household products may damage the hair system or irritate your skin. Use products specifically formulated for hair systems.
How do I clean my scalp after using a remover?
Wash your scalp with a gentle shampoo and warm water to remove any remover residue. Scrub or detox when the scalp skin is hard to clean. Follow up with a scalp protector if needed.
How do I use a remover effectively?
Spray or dab the remover onto the adhesive or tape area, wait a few minutes to let it loosen, then gently peel off the hair system. Use a cloth or brush to remove residue.
What are the different types of removers for hair systems?
There are citrus-based, alcohol-based, and oil-based removers. Citrus and oil-based are gentle and nourishing, while alcohol-based work faster for tough residues.
Tape
Can tape cause damage to my hair system?
Not if removed and cleaned properly. Use a remover to dissolve the adhesive and avoid pulling directly on the lace or base.
How do I cut and apply tape to my hair system?
Cut the tape to the desired length, remove the backing, and apply it along the perimeter or specific areas of your hair system base.
How do I know if I need single-sided or double-sided tape?
Single-sided tape is for securing hairpieces to your scalp without sticking to natural hair. Double-sided tape is for attaching the system to both your scalp and other extensions or pieces.
How do I store tape to maintain its quality?
Keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Heat or humidity can reduce its adhesive strength over time.
What types of tape are available for hair systems?
There are daily-wear tapes (easy removal), extended-wear tapes (2–4 weeks hold), and sensitive-skin tapes for those prone to irritation.