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The #1 question we receive on adhesives
is "what's the best adhesive?" Oh, if it were that
simple! There are many different kinds of bonding tapes
and adhesives on the market that are made especially for
the use with lace wigs. The adhesive that is best for
you will depend on your personal preference and level of
comfort with the product, your lifestyle and your body's
chemistry. People have different results using the same
products as people vary, for example, with respect to
whether they have oily or sensitive skin. So, what's
best for you is going to be different than what's best
for another person. As the efficacy of the product
varies from person to person it can be a trial and error
process in finding the best adhesive for you.
Learn More on What You Need to Know About Lace Wig
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| Back To Top Endura-Bond cures when exposed to sweat, water and humidity. Beginners should take caution, as the hold is so strong- this is not the glue to accommodate for multiple mistakes. All users should USE SPARINGLY! Only use a very thin bead around the perimeter of your lace wig. We recommend applying with a point as thin as a toothpick rather than using the bottle's applicator. Because EB dries very hard, it can be difficult to remove from fragile lace caps. We hear very little to no complaint that EB does not "work". If there is a problem, it is usually attributed to the glue being too strong for the client (e.g., clients who like to remove their units more often) or that it is more difficult to clean off lace bases |
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specially formulated to be skin-safe and is one of our
strongest glues. It is considered a "hard bond"- allowing for