How to Remove Glue from Wig Safely and Quickly?

Removing glue from a wig safely and quickly is important to preserve the lace and the hair. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you do it the right way:

🔹 What You’ll Need:

• Lace wig adhesive remover (alcohol-based or oil-based)

• Cotton balls or pads

• Wide-tooth comb

• Mild shampoo

• Conditioner

• Towel

🔹 Step-by-Step Removal Process:

Step 1: Apply Adhesive Remover

• Use lace glue remover or 91%+ isopropyl alcohol.

• Soak a cotton ball and gently dab along the glued areas, especially the lace edge.

• Let it sit for 2–5 minutes to loosen the glue.

Step 2: Gently Peel Off the Wig

• Start at the edges and gently lift the lace. Do not pull — if it resists, apply more remover and wait.

• Continue until the wig is completely off.

Step 3: Remove Glue Residue from the Lace

• Lay the wig flat on a towel with the lace facing up.

• Apply adhesive remover directly to the lace.

• Use a toothbrush or your fingers to gently rub the glue off.

• Avoid scraping or using your nails — it can tear the lace.

Step 4: Wash the Wig

• Wash the wig with sulfate-free shampoo to remove any leftover glue and chemicals.

• Rinse thoroughly and apply deep conditioner to keep the hair soft.

Step 5: Air Dry

• Gently pat dry with a towel and place the wig on a wig stand to air dry.

🔸 Quick Tips:

• Avoid acetone — it's harsh and can damage lace.

• Use oil-based remover (like C22 citrus solvent or coconut oil) for sensitive skin.

• Clean your wig after every 1–2 wears if you use glue often.

Would you like product recommendations for glue removers or tips for switching to glueless wig methods?