Frontal Silk Base Removal: Taking Off The Adhesive Glue Strip

I'M here today to show you all how I was able to get this glue strip from the lakes off of my closure, and the purpose of this is so it won't show from the top. So I mean, if you had this problem, you already know that it's showing when you put your wig on or your frontal on just let me show you guys how to take it off. So I already took off half of it and I wanted to go ahead and film the rest, so I can show you guys you want to start off using gloves. I have on acrylic, so I don't want to mess up my nails and you're going to need some acetone. I have a bunch percent pure acetone, I'm sure I don't know if regular nail polish will work babe, it smells pretty song, so it should, and you want to take a cotton ball and go ahead and saturate. I should have done this part prior, but you want to go ahead and make a part where the strip is showing, so you don't have to get so. Your hair won't be in the way and don't worry bath tone if your hair is real. If your hair is not synthetic, then you should have a problem: descoteaux messing with the nuts or the hair period. I didn't have any problems with that. So go ahead and just press and hold let us see through. So you can really loosen up the glue from the wax. I mean wax strip from the glue strip. Then you want to go ahead and turn it over make sure it's really loosening up, and at this point you want to have some tweezers available. So you go ahead and fill it up once you get some of it up just enough for you to be able to grip it, you can go ahead and pull it up with your fingers from then on. You don't have to continue with the tweezers and you want to be careful, so you won't rip your lace and then you have it. It comes up really easy, once you're able to get up a corner piece or something don't mind that little piece left on there before I use the acetone. I had used an iron to maybe loosen up the glue, but there you have it. Thank you for watching.