Full 360 Lace frontal wigs are popular, thanks to the many advantages that come with wearing this particular wig. Not only is the wig stylish, but it's also simple to install and maintain. What about taking it off? Does it hurt, and can I do it by myself?  

 

 

Most wig wearers still find it difficult to remove a black or blonde 360 lace wig without causing discomfort to their scalp, harming their baby hairs, or ripping the lace of their wig. To have a long-lasting human hair wig, you must learn to remove it carefully. Our blog will talk about everything you need to know when it comes to uninstalling your blonde or black 360 lace wig.

 

Why is it essential to properly remove your wig?

 

Human hair wigs are both costly and delicate. While they are simple to handle, they can easily get damaged if care is not taken throughout the installation, cleaning, conditioning, or removal procedure. To prevent your wig's lifespan from shortening, carefully remove the human hair lace.

 

In addition, a perfect wig removal procedure protects your scalp, hairline, and edges from harm. If you've been unable to uninstall your wig due to problems such as the glue sticking to your hair strands or your wig being hitched, you should follow the methods outlined below the next time you want to remove your wig. However, even if you've removed your wig a few times without causing harm, read this article to ensure your procedure is the right one.

 

 

The step by step procedure on how to uninstall your human hair lace wig

 

Step 1

Pack your 360 wig into a ponytail if you're using a long human hair lace wig so you can see your edges.

Use bobby pins or clips to keep the wig sides away from your face and fasten it on top of your head with short wigs.

Step 2

To loosen the glue around the edges of your human hair wig, soak a washcloth in adhesive remover liquid or lace wig remover and gently work it into the lace seams.

Step 3

 Let the glue sink on the lace seam for three minutes or until the lace begins to tear away from the sides.

Step 4

To remove the lace from the scalp, slowly peel it away from the edges by sliding around the sides. To avoid harming areas with set glue, apply extra adhesive as you remove it.

Step 5

Gently tug at the wig, removing small sections at a time until the human lace wig is removed from your head.

Step 6

 Once you've successfully removed the wig to reveal your hairline, remove and discard your wig cap.

Step 7

To prepare the wig for cleaning, wet the wig's edge. Then, with your hands full of human hair wig shampoo, apply it to the lace edges. Rinse thoroughly to get rid of any leftover adhesive.

Step 8

 To remove excess glue from your hairline, spray some more adhesive removal solutions on your margins.

Step 9

Wash and condition your wig before letting it air dry on a wig stand.

Step 10

 To prepare your human hair wig for your subsequent use, style it as desired.

 

 

The tools and products you'll need when removing your human hair wig

 

When you apply the appropriate products, removing human hair lace wig becomes a lot easier. To avoid harm to your hair and wig, the products you use to remove your human hair lace wigs are crucial.

  • A small soft brush or q- tip
  • Human hair wig conditioner
  • Washcloth
  • Clean towel
  • Human hair wig shampoo
  • Bobby pins or hair clips
  • liquid for removing lace wigs or fluid for removing alcohol-based adhesives (You can use Isopropyl alcohol as an alternative)
  • Olive oil
  • makeup applicator 

 

 

An in-depth guide to removing your human hair wig

 

1: Prepare your lace human hair wig for removal

 

  • For long length wigs

 

Tie the human wig into a ponytail to get a clear view and avoid adhesive removal on the wig fibers.

 

  • For short length wigs

 

To give you a good view of the lace seam and avoid the glue remover from hurting the wig fibers, use bobby pins to pull hair strands up away from the edges.

 

2: Apply liquid adhesive remover

 

Apply adhesive remover on a washcloth, q-tip, or cosmetics brush.

To weaken the adhesive that holds the wig in place, gently dampen the edges of your lace seam with the soaks washcloth. Make sure to cover the front and back hairlines, as well as any tight areas, with more remover.

 

Allow 1 to 2 minutes for the adhesive remover to seep into the lace until you see the lace seam breaking apart at the edges. Because alcohol-based adhesives dry quickly, you must work faster when applying it to the lace seams. If you use isopropyl alcohol, the same rules apply.

 

If you have sensitive skin, avoid using an alcohol-based adhesive remover because it can harm the area around your forehead. Instead, use an oil-based adhesive removal solvent.

 

3: Peel off the lace

 

Begin to pull the lace seam off gently at the edges until all edges have been removed.

Tips

  • To avoid hurting your hair and the wig strands, gently remove the lace from your baby hairs without pulling.
  • Remove the lace seams from front to back to avoid the hairline from expanding into the lace.
  • Spray remover under the lace at intervals to soften challenging adhesive places while removing.
  • If the glue appears to have come undone, you may want to remove the wig in one rapid motion. If you don't do this, you'll wind up pulling your hair out if you miss some regions with adhesive.

 

4: Remove the wig tape from your hairline

 

 Once the edges have been removed, peel the wig tape away from the base by the sides, then take the wig off while spraying solvent under the lace.

Section by part, gently remove the wig. If you encounter any resistance, dab more adhesive remover on it until the wig is completely removed.

 

 5: Remove wig cap

 

Remove the wig cap and dispose of it.

Tips

  • Wig caps should never be worn again. For each human hair wig installation procedure, use a new wig cap.
  • You may easily purchase wig caps from a hairdresser or a hair product store.

 

 6: Clean the remainder of the glue on your lace

 

Place the human hair lace wig's edges under running water and carefully rub with your fingertips to remove excess adhesive.

Tips

  • Use a handheld mirror to rub the inside of your wig to remove sticky glue on the lace easily.
  • Removing leftover glue will aid the lace wig in adhering correctly the next time you wish to put it on.

 

 7: Remove glue on your skin or hair

 

To avoid allergic reactions, perform a skin test before applying adhesive remover to your skin (Suggested)

 

How to carry out a skin test

Apply a small amount of adhesive remover on the back of your palm and wait 24 to 48 hours to see whether you have any allergic reactions. If you notice unusual skin change, you should see a dermatologist. If not, go ahead and remove the adhesive from your hairline with the adhesive remover.

To remove any glue residue from your hair and scalp, use more adhesive remover on your hairline. Wig adhesive removers like C22 citrus solvent, lace-off wig remover, and African American lace wig removers frequently remove stubborn glues from lace wigs and skin. Olive oil can also be used to remove excess adhesive from your hair or skin.

 

8: Wash your dirty wig

 

If you've worn your human lace wig for more than two weeks, wash and condition it.

To avoid damaging your human hair wig:

  1. Use wig shampoo and conditioner.
  2. Apply a minimum amount of shampoo to a wet wig and gently stroke downwards with your fingers.
  3. Rinse under running water.
  4. Dampen with a towel and apply conditioner, avoiding the wig's scalp.
  5. Allow two minutes before rinsing under running water. This article will show you how to wash your wig.

Tips

  • To avoid tearing, untangle your human hair wig with a wide-toothed comb before washing.

 

 9: Properly store your wig

 

  • Place your wig on a stand to air dry.
  • For the subsequent installation, brush to the appropriate style.
  • Keep your wig in a plastic bag or on a wig stand when not in use.

 

10: Clean your hair

 

To make wig installation easier, wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner. The wig will last longer and seem more natural if it is worn on clean, oil-free hair.

 

 

Do's

  • Beginning from the back, remove the human hair lace wig. However, you can tug the hair if the front is removed first, resulting in pain and hair damage.
  • When washing human hair wigs, use wig shampoo and conditioner.
  • After removing your human hair wig, place it on a wig stand to maintain it in shape.

Dont's

  • Do not remove your human from the lace straight.
  • After removing the 360 lace wig, do not leave any leftover adhesive on it. This may harm the lace and hinder appropriate adhesion during the subsequent installation.
  • Avoid removing the glue with abrasive or hard materials since this might harm the skin and the wig.

 

Following the methods above for removing your human hair wig can help you avoid breaking the lace, harming the baby hairs, and extending the life of your wig.

Have you always had no trouble removing your human hair wig? What tricks did you use to remove your human hair wig without getting frustrated? What products did you find to be the most useful? Please leave your thoughts and suggestions in the comments section below.