Hairpiece Tape Only Method

Monday, January 09, 2006 8:47 PM

For up to one week bonds, simply use the Red Liner Clear Tape which is available in rolls or contours.  You can apply it to the perimeter of your hair system or as much of the entire surface as you prefer.  I don't recommend this adhesive for lace surfaces because it will not adhere well.

For up to two week bonds, use the No Messy Residue Tape.  Again, you may use it in the perimeter or the entire surface of your hair replacement system if you'd like.  This hairpiece tape will not adhere extremely well to lace surfaces.

For up to three week bonds, use the Blue Liner Clear Tape available in rolls or contours.  It was originally designed for a lace tape but works well for a three week bond on any surface.  Because it's extremely difficult to remove from a polyurethane surface, we recommend using the Clear Liner Toupee Tape  first against the poly to accommodate easy clean up.

For up to four week bonds, use Pro Flex Tape. This was originally designed to be an aggressive lace adhesive and is very difficult to clean off poly surfaces.  When you are applying it to a poly or skin surface, I recommend using a clear tape under it to make clean up easier.

Hair a great hair day,

Bill