How To Remove Got2B Gel/Lace Glue Out Of Lace Wigs Fast!

What'S up y'all welcome back to my channel, it's Aramis, so I got this really cool suggested in the comments the other day and they were telling me to make a video on how I cleaned the got to be gel out of the front so how to get All the gunk and stuff out so I figured I would make this video real, quick for y'all cause. It'S super easy, ok guys, so the best part about this is that everything is already in your house. All you need is a little bit of rubbing alcohol. Cotton balls are optional. I use the edge control toothbrush, some shampoo and I use a little bit of dish, soap and your conditioner of choice. I chose in the comments because the best conditioner to me so the main ingredient that really loosens up that got to be is warm water. So here I'm just massaging some warm water into the front so to lift all of the gel, and then I'm going to take my alcohol, that's in a spray bottle and just spraying it all over the frontal. Then I'm going to take that toothbrush. I was telling you about earlier for edge control and just rub this into the frontal bone. Those harsh spots you see and circular motions to kick that gel out of the front so worth the alcohol has been rubbed in nicely with the toothbrush adorned. With my shampoo, I use the Garnier hootie skin shine, whatever, whatever shampoo today and a little bit of kitchen, so probably use like half, and when I use the shampoo of kitchen soap, I'm going in with that same brush and I'm gon na go in. Like circular motions and zigzag motions like up and down motions all over the frontal, just scrubbing all of those all the alcohol out and just any extra gunk out so after I'm done scrubbing like 10 minutes, I rinse it out with the wood water to get the Rest of everything out and your frontal should come out. Looking almost spotless um, I didn't spend on about a weekly basis, and this method always gets my front Tools. Looking almost brand new, so yeah super easy, super, quick, great and after the hard part's over. I just go ahead and begin washing. My wig, like I always do, I'm using the Guardian fatigue shampoo and my favorite holy grail conditioner, which is the silicon mix conditioner. This conditioner literally leaves your refilling Lorient freaking me. I love this conditioner for weave. So when I wash it once conditioned, leave it on for about 20 minutes and then I'm going to go ahead and put it on the wig head, oh yeah, and a really quick update for you guys curious about the miss here here. This was a Bolivian body. Wave and as you can see, ain't no body weight, but it's okay, other than that the hair did not take a look. Remember shampoo, as you can see, it's really soft still way. Silky I haven't had any problems with it. So far it doesn't weigh back up. That'S all I can say about it right now, but it's okay cuz! I straightened it anyways! So yeah, that's just a you know pop up for y'all, I'm always sure to put my wig on the star from head to dry so that they take shape and don't get too loose on me from being wet or too tight. And this is the crucial time to lay those baby hairs because they're going to lay it whichever direction they dried in so go ahead, get that toothbrush girl and get some land those baby, here's. The last thing I do is just put a little bit of argan oil in it while it's wet and just go ahead with it air dry overnight and that's it. So. Thank you all so much for watching, don't forget to Like comment and subscribe. You