CAPD™ Heat Protectant Spray - Silk Press & Sheild

Lace Glue is a stronger, long-lasting adhesive, ideal for securing your wig for several days at a time. It dries clear and provides a firm hold, making it suitable for high-activity days or warm weather.
Liquid Lace Glue Gel is a lighter, more flexible option that offers a secure hold but is easier to remove and great for shorter wear times (1-2 days). It’s perfect for those who prefer less commitment but still want their lace to stay in place.

Start by cleaning your hairline with alcohol or a skin cleanser to remove oils or product residue.
• Apply our Skin Protector to the hairline to create a barrier between your skin and the glue.
• Apply a thin, even layer of Lace Glue along the hairline, where the lace will be placed. Wait for it to become tacky (about 30 seconds to 1 minute).
• Carefully position the lace on top of the glue and press down gently. Use a blow dryer on low heat or a wig melt band to secure the lace and create a seamless, natural finish.

Our Lace Glue can hold your wig in place for up to 3-5 weeks, depending on your skin type and activity level. If you have oily skin or engage in heavy workouts, the hold time may vary, so it’s recommended to use additional products like Melting Spray for extra security.

Use our Lace Remover to safely and effectively dissolve the adhesive. Apply the remover directly to the areas where the glue was applied, wait for it to break down, and gently peel off the lace. Follow up with a gentle cleanser to remove any residue and soothe your skin.

Melting Spray is a finishing spray that helps blend your lace into your skin for a flawless, natural look. It creates an additional bond between the lace and your skin, making the lace almost invisible.
To use, spray a light mist over the edges of your lace after applying lace glue. Use a blow dryer on low heat or a wig melt band to “melt” the lace into your skin. This technique ensures a seamless look with no visible lace edges.

For a secure, long-lasting hold, start by prepping your skin with a Skin Protector to reduce sweat and oil around your hairline.
• Ensure you apply the right amount of Lace Glue and allow it to become tacky before pressing the lace down.
• Use a combination of Melting Spray and a Wig Melt Band to keep the lace in place during application.
• Reapply Melting Spray throughout the day if needed, especially around areas that are prone to lifting, like the temples or forehead.

Yes, our Lace Glue and other lace install products are formulated to be gentle on the skin, but we always recommend performing a patch test before full use. For those with extremely sensitive skin, using our Skin Protector before applying lace glue will add an extra barrier of protection.

Skin Protector creates a barrier between your skin and the lace glue, helping to prevent irritation from adhesives. It also helps extend the longevity of your install by reducing the effects of sweat and oil on the bond, ensuring your lace wig stays in place longer.

Preparation is key! Start with a clean, oil-free surface by using alcohol or a skin cleanser.
• Use Skin Protector to create a clean base and protect your skin.
• Apply Lace Glue and Melting Spray for a strong bond.
• Once the wig is installed, secure it with a Wig Melt Band for at least 10-15 minutes.
• Avoid excessive heat, sweating, or touching the hairline to prevent lifting.
• Keep a small bottle of Melting Spray on hand for quick touch-ups throughout the day to maintain that fresh look.

Lace Glue is ideal for long-term wear, especially if you want your wig to stay in place for a week or more.
Melting Spray is perfect for daily or short-term wear and works as an additional bond when you want a flawless finish. It’s also a great touch-up product throughout the day for areas that may begin to lift.

Yes, lace glue can still be used for individuals with oily skin. To ensure a long-lasting hold, use Skin Protector before applying the glue to create a barrier. You may also need to use a combination of Lace Glue and Melting Spray to help secure the lace for longer periods.