LF EMERGENCY

As you guys know, I run a lf company. Well I sold all of my ORWG to clients and figured that I would be ok because I have multiple bottles left of SafeGrip, Hair Direct HD White Glue and some Kryolan adhesives. My wig will not stay down for nothing in the world with Safegrip or HD white glue and I was thinking that maybe I'm not applying it correctly. The bottles have very vague directions on them and I don't normally use them. Does anyone know how to use SafeGrip or HD White glue?? i did a search and found no real info on them and I even searched Hair Direct. Anyone have any little tips or tricks to get me by until my shipments come in at the end of the week??

when i used hd wg  i wait for it to dry clear and apply that's it  but i all ways clean my lace with alcohol too that might help, i stop using it b/c when you try to clean  a little bit off the edges it turns white and stands out

safe grip has to dry clear before sticking... i find that 4 / 5  thin layers of it works

As for HDWA...apply very similar to ORWG.... let it sit for 5-8 minutes, or whenever the glue grabs the rattail end of the comb, and apply.  That's how I use it.  You really want to use thin layers because the HDWA can cause boogers.  Also if you get the chance PM Breh.....she's a pro with HDWA.

I agree with the other ladies.  Most types of white glue requir a drying time so that the glue turns clear and becomes tacky enough to adhere the lace to your skin.  Several ultra-thin layers are better than one or two thick layers.  When I apply, I make sure my skin and lace are free of all glue, oil, products and perspiration.  If there is any type of residue on your skin or the lace, you can forget about getting a good bond.  Several swipes of 99% alcohol should do the trick.  I usually sit in front of the fan for several minutes on high speed to make sure I don't perspire while the glue is drying.  If you start to sweat before it dries, it starts to turn grayish and doesn't dry clear.  This will ruin your app and you'll have to start all over again.

Good luck!