Many people are learning about wig-wearing techniques, and selecting lace adhesive (used to attach lace wigs) is a delicate task. It directly determines the realism, comfort, and longevity of the wig's wear.

1. First, assess your skin type:

✅ Sensitive or dry skin: Opt for water-based adhesive. Its gentle formula typically lacks harsh solvents, minimizing allergy risks. Removal is straightforward with minimal skin irritation. Note: Always perform

 an allergy test before using solvent-based adhesives.

✅ Oily skin: Opt for strong solvent-based adhesives. Scalp oils can break down water-based adhesives, causing wigs to shift. Solvent-based adhesives offer superior hold, resisting oils and sweat for longe

r wear. Still perform an allergy test before use, and remove with a dedicated adhesive remover.

✅ For normal skin, you can freely choose between water-based and solvent-based adhesives based on your specific “usage scenario.”

2. Understanding Different Adhesive Types and Their Characteristics:

✅ Water-based adhesive advantages: Gentle and hypoallergenic, easy to clean (removes with warm water), odorless, breathable. Disadvantages: Weaker adhesion, not waterproof or sweatproof, 

short-lasting (1-2 days). Suitable for: Sensitive skin, beginners, daily short-term wearers. Remove with warm water and a damp towel.

✅ Solvent-based adhesive pros: Strong adhesion, high durability, waterproof and sweatproof. Cons: May contain irritating solvents, requires adhesive remover for removal. Suitable for: Oily skin

, long-term wearers, those needing ultra-strong hold. Removal requires specialized adhesive remover.

3. You may follow the flowchart below to make your final decision.