Once you have safely released and removed your hairpiece, you may have a large amount of adhesive residue on your scalp. First you need to remove that.

There are many ways, but one very easy way is to spray on Adhesive Remover, and use the edge of a felxible plastic card to gather up the residue and scrape it off.

But that still does not give you a clean scalp. First you should degrase the scalp by removing all traces of adhesive remover with either lace release or isopropyl alcohol.

But that still does not deep clean your skin. For the ultimate in skin prep, step in the shower and first wash the entire scalp with a facial scrub. Then following this gentle exfoliation use a pore cleaning cleaner such as Clearasil Daily Face Wash for example. That stuff will remove all natural or product oils, make up, blackheads, etc. It is one of the most important products to add to your collection.

Then shampoo your scalp and your real hair with a clarifying shampoo, Nutrogena T-Gel will take care of a broad spectrum of scalp issues, and conclude with a cool rinse, or if you can stand it, a fairly cold rinse, to close the pores.

The result: a totally clean scalp and a great starting point for a succesful new bond.