Pasting a wig

Adhesives are used to keep wigs shop for hair wig from ishowigs(http://www.ishowigs.com/) in place. They come in a liquid form or in the form of tape, and both types work well; which to use is a matter of preference. The wig is properly applied will look natural and be stable throughout the day without any problems, if you use this method.

Directions

1.Clean your scalp with alcohol or witch hazel to remove the body's natural oils, which can prevent the wig to set well to the skin. Use the second, if you have dry or sensitive skin.

2.Aplique the liquid adhesive or tape on the wig around the inside edges (see Resources below). In this case, use an applicator brush, passing a thin layer of glue on the attachment edges. Place a towel under it to prevent the adhesive spoil pasted. To apply the wig Check here(http://www.ishowigs.com/Mostpopular-Human-Hair-Bob-Wigs.html) tape, press it around the attachment edges and smooth it. Make sure she does not get out of the ends. Once the tape is securely in place, remove the foil it.

3.Segure the wig on your head to find the place where it should be fixed.

4. Press the wig on your scalp so it stays in place.

5.Ajeite the wig as desired.

Tips & Warnings

Read the manufacturer's instructions for the liquid adhesive or tape wig to get an idea of how many times the reapplication is needed.

Reapply glue or tape when the wig lace front wigs with bangs wholesale(http://www.ishowigs.com/Mostpopular-Lace-Front-Wigs-With-Bangs.html) is not already settling well.

Clean the scalp with alcohol or witch hazel to remove the residue of the liquid adhesive or tape after taking your wig.

Apply aloe vera gel to the scalp after you remove your wig if you notice skin dryness or irritation.

Water-based adhesives are recommended for sensitive skin.

If you notice skin irritation after the use of an adhesive or glue wig, you may be allergic. Try switching to a different brand.

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