Wonder Lace Bond Wig Adhesive, Latex Free and Waterproof - 1.15oz (Supreme 1.15oz), Since The Units are 1.15oz.

This stuff Works. If you apply correctly and let dry till it’s clear and tacky with 2-3 layers. It’s gonna hold that lace. I got a little on my hand and I used rubbing alcohol to get off my hand but this stuff was sticking to everything from that little drop. This stuff works wonders! If you apply it correctly and let it dry until it’s clear and tacky with 2-3 layers, it’ll hold that lace perfectly. I accidentally got a bit on my hand, and I tried rubbing alcohol to get it off, but it was still sticking to everything from that tiny drop.

I tried a similar bond type from a different brand and it would NOT dry, no matter how long I let it set, blow-dried, any of that. I figured these types of bonds just don't work well for me after that experience. That was a few years ago. Fast forward, and I decided to give this one a try, after having really good experiences with Ebin's other adhesives, such as their gel, their spritzing spray as well as the holding spray, decided I wanted to see how the actual bond would be. This stuff is AMAZING for the price point, the fact you can find it in many local beauty supply stores, etc.I applied a total of 3 layers, I let each layer dry clear and get tacky before applying the next. Once I applied the lace, I could IMMEDIATELY feel the hold lol. Like it felt VERY secure on my head. Decided I need to buy a couple more bottles of this stuff, because wow. I tend to work out often and be very active, so I purchased the Extreme Firm Hold in the red bottle. This stuff is amazing. Prior to placing it, I also used the skin protectant from their line, about 2 layers of that. After applying and bonding the unit down, I went in with the spray for an even FIRMER hold and reinforcement and then wrapped it while I got dressed for work. Remember, you can combine adhesives from the same brand/line. It will give you an even stronger hold than when you use any of the products by themselves.I haven't had a chance to see how this will fare once it's time to remove, but so far the hold is amazing. Better than anything I've tried so far. I think the only other product where I can get a decent hold is Super Tape, that's an old school product. Unfortunately, it can be a pain to remove, and hard to get out of your lace. With Ebin products, I don't find removal super hard or challenging (I've mostly dealt with the sprays and gels). Usually about 5 min is all it takes. I'm going to assume that since this is an actual bonding glue, it might take just a little longer than that, but I"m optimistic with how well it holds and feel it will be worth it. Ghost Bond and Bold Hold, eat your hearts out! THIS is the one right here.**Edit: wanted to update and mention that the best way to release the lace is to massage conditioner in at the hairline, leave it for a few min and then it will lift off no problem. The best way to get the remaining adhesive off your skin when ready to remove? Is to use Goo-Gone Bandage adhesive remover. Sounds crazy, I know, but it works! Can also use bandage adhesive remover wipes! Works like a charm.As far as getting the bond off the lace, that was actually relatively easy. I sprayed a little apple cider vinegar on the lace prior, then boiled a little water, made a solution with 99% medical grade alcohol and dipping a toothbrush in the alcohol/hot water mixture and GENTLY flaking it off. Took a total of like 5-7 minutes to get all of it off. Washed the unit as usual and it's good to go and ready to rewear again.I urge you to try the Goo-Gone method for removing the bond from your SKIN. It's a godsend. Who would have known it was right under my nose the whole time? Don't be super rough and don't rub excessively; you don't want to crack or damage your skin. Take a GENTLE approach; put a few drops on a cotton round and gently work it in, it will come off in 5 min or less. Patience is key. No skin irritation, no stinging or burning. I just used it after having my unit applied for a full week (it even endured through rigorous working out and all), and it came right out. I spent maybe 10 minutes or so, just gradually removing it because I wanted to be gentle and not too aggressive. After that, wash the skin with regular soap and shampoo the area as usual to clean away the oils.

wow just wow. ive been wearing wigs for years! ive tried all kinds of glue but this one.... its the best. ive been sleeping on this glues for real. ive always used their freeze spray and i think its the best too. i should have tried their glue a long time ago... the consistency is different then the other glues.. it also doesn't dry as fast but its worth it. it takes about 3-5 mins per layer you'll only need two maybe three. ive swam in this ive exercised with this glue and its not coming up

because one of the other if not both isn't totally correct.I got this product on 8-16 and used it per the instructions on the next day.I live in South Florida so you know our heat is matched by none shy of the dessert (LoL) so I decided to try this product based on their descriptions (and these are their descriptions not mine) as follows:"[EXTREME FIRM HOLD] Newly formulated to have stronger extreme holding that last not only all day but all week so you can go about your day without worrying about your wigs being in place lifting. Mega strength meets affordability[QUICK DRY] Our lace wig adhesive applies white but dries clear for natural seamless application. The quick dry of the glue ensures quick application that lasts all week.[WATERPROOF] Formulated to be waterproof, oil resistant and perspiration resistant to make sure your wig stays on and put. Our glue can hold your wig through oily skin and scalp, as well as heavy perspiration or high humidity.".Now please note that I made sure to follow "their" my skin was clean, dry and certainly free of any oils and made sure that I was cooled off and not sweating.Now on to my experience: The firm hold was there and I was thinking "Hmmmm perhaps this is going to be the one." Well a sister had to go to work the next day so out into the South Florida heat I went, feeling good and thinking I was looking halfway cute (LoL). Can we say utterly disappointed, yes I was SERIOUSLY DISAPPOINTED in this product. My wig started slipping, its not a heavy wig but that girl was sliding back like butter sliding from one side to the other in a skillet. Well thankfully I followed my first mind to take a head wrap with me so I was able to tie that on and hold my wig down until I got home and took it all the way off with extreme ease didn't even need to apply any remover to loosen it. I cleaned my wig and skin of any and all residue and left it alone for a few days.I decided to try it again last night with a new and fresh wig. Again I re-read the instructions to make sure I didn't omit or add something that shouldn't be. Again, I followed step by step, again the hold felt good. I'm standing outside under a tree, with a little breeze blowing, but it's still warm outside so of course I'm going to sweat a little, low an behold here we go again, this wig starts sliding. I'm like okay this won't even make it to the "3 strikes your out" stage.With all that being said, I'm pretty sure that this product would be great in the winter months or if you live in the coastal regions upper Alaska where the temps max out at 65F. For the rest of us working women, exercising, or just plain everyday living women this glue IS NOT FOR US!I might (and that's a huge might) try it again later in December or January when the weather is less hot but right now I'm requesting a refund. I'll stick with Ghost Bond, Bold Hold and Got 2 B Glued.

this wig glue is okay but still needs work , my wig slipped off like 4 times and mind you i do glue layers…..

As a beginner to wig installations, I decided to try this lace bond glue for a test run. Unfortunately, it didn’t provide the strong hold I was hoping for. While it might work for light or temporary use, it didn’t meet my expectations for a secure, long-lasting hold.