Pros And Cons Of Using Lace Glue Adhesive Ft. Youmily Hair

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel today, we're gon na be talking about pros and cons to using and adhesive lables and really fast this week that I'm wearing care is by you Millie hair, and this is their 18 inch body wave hair, and this is how It'S looking and there's also 180 density, and if you would like to get some dollars off of this wig, when you order make sure you use my cold tariqa 77, so that you can get some money off another thing. If you would like to see how I got my hair in this high ponytail with this fish, great click, the link down below for that as well. So, as you guys already know, you can either use and a he self, like ghost by Walker, tape or both hold all of those are adhesives. You could use to glue down your lace front weeks or your frontals, your closures, and then you also have a second option of using got to be glued, which is a gel which is a more temporary hold. So if you would like to know the difference between using and adhesive the pros and cons, as well as the pros and cons of using got to be glued, just click, the link down below. I do have a video with that, but right now for this video we're gon na be talking about the pros and cons to using adhesive and when I refer to using adhesive. I am talking about a ghost bond. That'S the glue that I like to use. When I glue down my wigs so we're gon na start off with the pros, so one of the best things about going down your wig is so that you can get a more realistic look. So what that is like when you glue it down, it's almost like the lace, pretty much melts into your skin. So that's how I look at it. I look at it as it just melts down versus. If I put on a wig, it's not gon na really lay on my scalp or forehead the way it will look as if I was to do it down. So you do have a more realistic look when you glue it and also you're able to just do more with your hand when you're going down so as you can see, I was able to pull my hair up and it's really nice sleek hot bun. I'M able to change it around with no problem. I can definitely part my hair flip it over to this style flip it over to that side. I can pull on it. It'S not going anywhere. You see like she's, not going anywhere and that's from using and adhesive glue versus of jail. That'S more temporary! You only want to keep it on your hair for about a week and then you're gon na. Take it off and redo it again, because you want to make sure you are maintenance in your wig and you are taking care of your skin underneath so just make sure you are cleaning around your hairline making sure to check and make sure your edges are still There, even though I do not glue my wig on my engines pretty much on our skin, so I'm like basically bringing my hairline down a little bit and if you have a small forehead, you might have to glue it on your edges. If not like your wig is gon na be really low on your forehead. So that's another issue, I'm sorry! I don't know you got ta go watch a video on how to glue with a small forehead, because it is a little bit different and another thing is that when you glue it down, you can just get up and go. You don't have to like really fumble with your hair and you have them more flawless. I woke up like this look, so you just get up flip your hair over or pull it up into a ponytail and then you're out of the house like it's no fumbling, with no glue with no trying to swoop and make sure you get everything right. It'S just already pretty much into place and you can just style and go as if it's your hair versus dealing with all the extra nonsense. So another thing is that you have like some type of security that, since it is a week, it's not gon na like blow off of your hair or you know if you get into a fight they're, not just gon na yank it off your head in 2.5 Seconds or anything like that, you know people like to play people always like touching in your head and then, if you just have a wig just sitting on top of your hair, somebody wan na like touch your hair or be like Oh Lucy, and in here we Didn'T witness slid over to the side so by blowing it down, you have this extra security, as you can see like I'm really tugging on it and it's not going anywhere, and you know you can also like play with Justin. If you can't okay, stop it girl yeah, we ain't going nowhere, no matter how hard you pull so so yeah, that's about everything that I can think of for the pros now glowing your wig down. You do have cons the number one thing that I don't like about one my way down is that you have like a glue residue on the wig as well as like on your skin. I mean it's pretty easy to clean up. Sometimes I can get it right off and then sometimes I have to like funk what theyõre do more with it. So when you take it off, you're gon na have like basically glue but to do on your weak. So what I like to do is I wash it the same regular way, and then I like to use Dawn, dish, detergent and just brush it with like a toothbrush to try to get the glue to come off. That seems to work for me, I'm just touching it gets everything got like you know. I don't know if it's like breaking down the glue, the way it breaks down grease, that's one thing that helped me get it off and no so you might have like a sticky residue on your forehead. So I like to use 91 % brother alcohol to take off my weeks and then I also put it on my forehead, but 91 % alcohol is a really really strong alcohol. So you do wan na kind of be careful with using that on your skin. So often, but I haven't had any problems or anything like that, I'm not sure I was going to act alone. You know you just have this risk of your edges, no matter, even though I put my lace fronts like in front of my hairline, some glue does touch my hairline and it does touch my hair. Before I put on my wigs, I do use a glue protective to make sure I am protecting my hairline, but a little bit. The glue does touches. So I do use that, but you still have a race like risking your skin and also your edges. So just one thing to keep in mind, but I haven't had any in no issues with it. My edges are still there. I haven't had any skin irritation, but again I don't have like sensitive skin or anything like that. Having any cases. The only time I had a breakout was when I had that red hair, and I had that wig on my hair for, like part of like a week and a half, because I was in Atlanta and that time I did have like some little bumps. I think I broke off from the dye cuz. I'Ve never had any other breakouts with my wigs, but I just had like a few small bumps. I guess because of the color. My only other thing is that you just have to deal with this wig. On your hand, when you glue it no matter how hard it is or the hassle of like sleeping in it and tying it up - and you know just not being free cuz, you have all this hair in your hair. So that's another thing, the convenience of use. It ought to be glue. A gel is that you can actually take it off your hair and redo it the next day, but the good thing about blowing it down with the he said is that you don't have to keep doing it every day. It just looks flawless like this. You know you pretty much just wake up like this. I might have to fix your baby here, but that's about it. So I only have like three cars, the glue residue and the fact that you can't take it off every night, and you know the rest of you constantly bluing your wigs down on your head, but other than that. I feel, like my pros, are waiting. My cons and to have a nice flawless install like this. I think I'll, just stick with the glucose got to be glue. Do not last you can try to flip your hair over. If you want you go, oh we're gon na just be lifting over here. First is: if you glue it down, you can flip it over as much as you want and they still gon na stay in place. So yeah, that's my little spiel on why I like to use ghost mine - and I get my ghost bar from Amazon and it's like $ 20, but it's worth to $ 20, so yeah! That'S everything for this video! You guys make sure you click the links down below and subscribe to. My channel like and share this video