Dolahair Extreme Hold Lace Glue for Wigs, Waterproof, Invisible Bonding, 1.3 Ounce

Hear me out. This is the perfect lace glue. And for the price,I was shocked? It’s very easy to use and dries quickly without leaving any white patches. It holds my hair together even in this 90° weather. For the price,this is perfect. After you apply it,it doesn’t take a while for it to appear clear. I can bet on this lace for sure. Just give it a try.

I found that I didn’t need a lot to secure my lace wig a little goes a long way

My favorite glue in the entire world. Ever since I came across this product and TikTok , I’ve been buying it ever since. It dries clear in seconds after applying it. I don’t care for the smell but it’s doesn’t smell like harsh chemicals which is good enough for me. It’s super strong, did not have to reapply it to my wig after 2 weeks of wearing it. The thinness of this adhesive made it super easy to work with and I love how fast it got delivered . I wish it was bigger in size because I do wigs so often but it is the normal size of any other hair glue so it’s ok.

Wow, this stuff really sticks! It seemed like it took kind of a long time to dry up to become less gooey. But it definitely held my lace front in place. It was serious business! I did get some of it on my actual baby hairs and just ended up shaving some of those parts off due to the difficulty getting it out, but my mistake. It was also a pain to remove from the skin, so don't go too crazy with application. I only used the wig for half a day, but I'm pretty confident it would last all day/multiple days. It was not noticeable with the lace front and had no noticeable smell. I applied face paint over the lace and glue, and it was not compromised at all. I sweated, and it did not budge. I recommend it, but just be careful using it on real hair.

Best hair glue ( Erica jay wayyy better ) but dola is very nice for cheap hair glue

I normally don’t write reviews. I saw this product being advertised on TikTok shop as a glue that wouldn’t lift under conditions like sweating, and I work on my feet all day. My first application of the glue has lasted for 2 weeks, much to my surprise. I’m used to buying boutique lace glue that usually runs well over $30, but lifts after about 5 days. All I really need to do is touch it up with some lace glue spray after about a week when the front starts to lift. I’m incredibly surprised because I was worried and skeptical due to the mixed reviews.Application technique makes a huge difference. My technique is to completely wash my hair and the lace with shampoo for application, use a cotton swab with alcohol to prep the area, and then use a skin preparing spray made specifically for lace and glue to help minimize bacterial growth and sweat. I apply 4 thin layers, allowing each layer to dry and become completely clear every time. I also apply a lace adhesive spray to the lace itself and allow that to dry while the glue layers are drying. Once everything is completely dry, I lay the lace onto the glue and press everything down by smoothing the palms of my hands around the unit (on top of the hair, so as not to touch the glue). I then wrap the elastic band around the glue line and blow dry the area for 2 minutes on a cool setting only, to cure the glue. I make sure I get under the band, and under all of the hair so that the cool air reaches the glue. (I’ve tried this with the blow dryer setting on hot, and it lifted. It has to be cool.) Nightly, I wrap an elastic band around the glue line and wear my bonnet. This helps protect the glue line from friction and lent from the bonnet, which could cause discoloration and make the line noticeable.Tip: I always use C22 solvent and a face towel for removal of the glue, so that I’m not ruining my lace by scrubbing too hard and the glue will come off easily after the solvent has time to set.After years of wearing closures, I’ve perfected my glue-down method as someone who works jobs that always require me to be on the move, and someone with combination/oily skin. I listed my routine, because the application method and maintenance can really make or break how well a glue will work. This is genuinely better than any $30 wig glue I’ve purchased, surprisingly.

It’ll hold you down for 2 MAYBE 3 days for lace wig. It’s not GhostBond level strength but if you need it for the night it’ll hold. Sweat and water will loosen the grip.

It does work and help to keep in place. The major problem is getting your hair piece clean from using it, it's dreadful. You actually need to use iceatone paint remover to get it all out of the lace for a nice new start for next time to wear it. Not at all enjoyable when your in a bit of a hurry. It gets inside the lace and you need A LOT of patience if you want your piece nice and clean again.