How I Safely Remove My Frontal Wig Without The Bold Hold Glue Remover

Everyone welcome back to my channel, I'm Elena la and today I'm going to show you guys how I remove the boat hold glue without the remover. So here you guys can see that this is what it looks like I've had it on for about three or four days. I think three or four days and the sides are this side is coming up and it needs to be taken down and this side is still pretty cool. But I need to watch this, so I'm just going to take it off for you guys and I don't have the remover so yeah, I'm gon na be taking some alcohol 70 % alcohol. Some cotton around and I'm gon na have to use a couple of these or few of these, so I'm just going to take the cotton pad and saturate it with alcohol, and since this side has already lived, am just going to start working on this side. So I'm just gon na put it on top of my lace, kind of like Pat it in add some more alcohol and just keep patting it in. I don't want to check and see this ready, oh yeah, so it's coming up do not pull too hard. If it's not ready, do not force, it just keep an alcohol on it, and I still have some right here. So I'm just gon na press the alcohol in again and there we go so to get the extra glue off of my forehead. I'M just gon na take the cotton round with the glue I mean with the alcohol and just rub it off. It'S probably about time to use another one, so I'm going to use another coming around and then just it's kind of better to do it like in a swirling motion easier that way and then just let it off. You don't have to be super rough with this either. I take a comb if you want and just get that extra off and makes sure to be gentle, because you do not want to pull your edges off if you did get any on your edges and unlike I've, had the cling blue before and unlike the cling Blue, if it gets on your hair, the cling blue will pull your edges out or any hair that is on. I mean get any hair that the glue is on, but this bold hole does not cling to your hair and pull your hair out. If you get it on your edges, it's recommended that you don't let just say it I mean it happens. So just say you did get it up there. It'S not gon na whip. Your hair out, I'm taking this off this, probably my fourth third or fourth time. Taking this off - and I got it on my edges before - and I have not lost any hair, so yeah just put the alcohol on it and rub it in circular motions to get the glue off of your head. Okay, I'm just coming off the the glue when it's ready to come up, though I'm not doing it when it's still like on my hair that it's like after it, you roll it around. It'S gon na ball up and it's gon na be like at the end of your strand, so you can just try to pull it off, but not too hard. You don't want to play your edges off when the glue is like when your hair, like that you just pull it off easily. You shouldn't have to tug and like none of my hair came out, I still have my edges and so just keep on wrapping in circular motions until the glue loosens up and when it's ready to come up like right here, you'll start coming up. You should not have to force it and if you have to force it, it's not ready. I don't know if you guys can see this here, but here is some of the glue that came off and there is no hair and that I don't know if it's gon na focus yeah there's no air in this anywhere. But, as you can see, I still matches the hair that was on. It is still there. It'S better get the rest of this right here. I need to apply some more alcohol and, if you're going to use the column to take the rest of the cool off, make sure you hold your edges by the roots. So you don't pull it too hard. You just sliding the glue off the strand and, as you can see here, wick is off and my edges are still here, both sides and yet so that is how I remove my wig