No- the bobby pin method will work just fine also (using bobby pins to attach wig to client's own hair). It really will depend on your circumstances and lifestyle. Some clients like to remove their wigs on a daily basis and find that pinning it down is convenient even though it allows for less styling options. Others may want to maximize the length of hold and their styling options by applying the wig on their heads' full perimeter with adhesives.

Yes, many of our clients do- especially ones with smaller foreheads who cannot afford the room to apply the wig in front of their natural hairline.

Take your new hairpiece out of its packet and remember to give it a good vigorous shake to let air filter through into the wig fibres. They will tend to be a bit flat in the packet after shipping, and this will make your new hairpiece spring into life. If you have or use a wig cap, place this on your head first, make sure the front of the wig cap is sitting on your natural hair line, and that all your hair is concealed under the cap.

Polymer clay sticks best to polymer clay. Because of the plasticizers in the "clay" it is difficult to use glues. Polymer clay is polyvinyl chloride, the same product as the plumbing pipes in your home, yet the industry has yet to invent an adhesive to connect these pipes to metal. So, there is little chance that any glue will adhere for very long if you are gluing polymer clay to metal surfaces. Gravity and the plasticizers will soon release the grip.

There are three main ways to attach the lace wig system. That is by special glues, tape, or a combination of the two methods. We carry all the medical grade adhesive glues that will not irritate the skin and provide a long lasting hold. We break our glues into three separate base types; that being silicon, acrylic and copolymer. Each have different lasting properties but all are well tested and have been in used for years for lace.

The type of label you are quoting will determine the adhesive(s) available. The most common adhesives are permanent, removable or cold temperature. Each of these types of adhesives is available in a wide range of formulaes. To determine the adhesives available for a specific type of label, look at the information links for that specific product.

Other websites that sell similar wigs might say that they will last for years, but that is just advertising.

Yes, you can wear your wig in a high ponytail once you apply around your full perimeter with adhesives. You will need a cap construction that is made with lace around the perimeter.

Using a wig cap is mainly a matter of personal preference. Most of our clients, whether they have long or short hair, prefer to use wig caps because it holds the hair in place better and helps to keep the wig cleaner. In some instances, it may also prevent hair breakage due to the wig cap rubbing against the scalp. Wig caps are also quite useful if you have longer hair.

YES, all you have to do is braid your hair in small flat cornrows either in a beehive or straight back. Or you can wrap your hair flat back.

We recommend UHU plus endfest 300 for most applications. For this reason, we offer this article in our on-line shop. You can find additional information at article description under 'Accessories'.

No, we recommend the use of a polymer modified cement based adhesive, not a rubber crumb type. Always check with the adhesive manufacturer for suitability with underfloor heating.

Our specially trained staff will be happy to advise you on the most appropriate grouts and adhesives for the tiles you have chosen and the surface onto which you will be tiling.

Yes. You will have to make your own hair as flat as possible, by wrapping or braiding it. Then apply a flesh toned stocking cap over your natural hair to simulate your scalp color. Absolutely! I highly recommend this system for anyone with any kind of hair loss or undergoing Chemotherapy. If you suffer from a medical condition where you have experienced sever hair loss, it's recommended to proceed with full french or full swiss lace. This will ensure the most comfortable "perfect" fit.

Yes, if you are a cancer survivor, suffer from alopecia, chemotherapy, burn victim or just want a different look this unit can be custom designed for you

No. He wore his own hair which was light brown in color, tied in a queue and powdered. The queue was sometimes worn in a small black silk bag.