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Frame your florals with sculptural, hand-thrown elegance.
Skin protectant for lace glue: protect the skin around your hairline before applying lace glue to create a smooth barrier that prevents irritation, staining, and adhesive buildup. Choose a protectant formulated for prosthetic adhesives or sensitive skin—look for silicone-based or barrier-film sprays/creams that dry clear and flexible.
How to use:
Clean and dry the skin thoroughly to remove oils and residue.
Apply a thin, even layer of the protectant along the perimeter where lace will contact the skin. Allow it to dry completely.
If needed, apply a second light coat for extra protection, letting each coat dry fully.
Proceed with lace glue; avoid applying adhesive directly over wet protectant.
Tips:
Patch-test a new product behind the ear or on the inner forearm 24 hours before first use.
Remove lace and adhesive gently with an appropriate remover; cleanse the skin and reapply protectant only to fully dry, clean skin.
Reapply protectant between wears if you’re using lace repeatedly to maintain a consistent barrier.
For sensitive or allergy-prone skin, consult a dermatologist before regular use.
Frame your florals with sculptural, hand-thrown elegance.
Skin protectant for lace glue: protect the skin around your hairline before applying lace glue to create a smooth barrier that prevents irritation, staining, and adhesive buildup. Choose a protectant formulated for prosthetic adhesives or sensitive skin—look for silicone-based or barrier-film sprays/creams that dry clear and flexible.
How to use:
Clean and dry the skin thoroughly to remove oils and residue.
Apply a thin, even layer of the protectant along the perimeter where lace will contact the skin. Allow it to dry completely.
If needed, apply a second light coat for extra protection, letting each coat dry fully.
Proceed with lace glue; avoid applying adhesive directly over wet protectant.
Tips:
Patch-test a new product behind the ear or on the inner forearm 24 hours before first use.
Remove lace and adhesive gently with an appropriate remover; cleanse the skin and reapply protectant only to fully dry, clean skin.
Reapply protectant between wears if you’re using lace repeatedly to maintain a consistent barrier.
For sensitive or allergy-prone skin, consult a dermatologist before regular use.