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- Avoid using any salon, service establishment, “club” etc; for maintenance. Do everything yourself. Take control and be free and in charge.
- Clients of full service salons are trained to believe that it is okay to leave a hairpiece on for days or weeks, even if they have been perspiring. This is incorrect, unhealthy, stinky and disgusting. Learn to remove, clean and reattach quickly and always be clean, comfortable and never itchy or smelly.
- See product descriptions to help you to decide which tapes, glue and cleaners to choose
- For each and every user, experimentation and familiarization are essential.
- Pregnancy: To be 100% perfectly safe during pregnancy, you may want to take a break from wearing hair with adhesives and solvents, as well as keeping away from things such as nail polish, just in case.
- You could be allergic to some products. Some people react to the vinyl in tapes and others react to some glues or even the adhesive remover. Most people have no issues whatsoever. See the bottom of the Adhesives and Accessories info page.
- Alignment and positioning: hairlines are in different positions from person to person, and even if yours is only a memory, you will look better with the hairline is in a certain ideal position. It's normal for everyone to attach a bit too far forward or back now and again, but a tip that works is, remove your hairpiece and feel your head. If it feels like like your fingers are on your forehead/face, move them back to a point where it feels like they are touching your scalp. More often then not, your sensory nerves in your forehead and your scalp will hold the key to your proper hairline point.
- Alternatively, make the hairline a nose length above the bridge of the nose and that should be about right.