Does anyone know the best lace wig glue that lasts awhile?

Question

Ive tried the Ultra Hold and it works for a few days maybe due to my oily skin, Ive heard about the waterbased adhesive but not sure if it works..Please help !

Answer 1

I've had the same problem with the ultrahold. No matter all of the testimonials...it just never worked for me. And I wouldn't recommend hard bonds such as Endurabond, because it will end up ruining your lace and giving your unit a shorter lifespan. I would DEFINITELY recommend "No Tape". You can use the "No Tape" by itself and it's a very versatile adhesive. If you go on youtube and type in "Ms Lola" she actually has a demonstration video where she combines "No Tape" with the "supertape" wig tape. Personally I feel that It works with or without the tape. Also timing is like less than 15mins if you decide to use both. Less than 8mins if you use the "No Tape" by itself. Positives is that it's ALOT less messier than Ultrahold, and I'm going to take a guess, and say that it'll probably work alot better for you too. <3

Answer 2

First, try to double up on your Ultra Hold by also using tape.  My method: Use the Ultra Hold first, wait 20 mins then go over your hairline with a tape such as super tape, put a tiny bit more of the ultra hold on top of the tape, wait 15 mins and then apply your unit.  Yes, this is a lot of work but it insures a great and long lasting bond.  No need to put the tape all over, i leave it off of the very front part of the unit and place it where my hair would normally come up after a few days such as on the sides and in back.  This will do it.

If you still need an extra hold, try a product called Sensibond.  This is like super glue for lace wigs...the only problem occurs when you try to get it out of your lace...its a mess but its the BEST bond i have ever used!

Answer 3

I have heard that Endura Bond is a pretty good adhesive to use.