How to Safely Remove Wig Glue from Skin and Hair

Wig glue can be tricky to remove, but with the right tools—both household and professional—you can clean it off without damaging your skin or hair. Here’s how:

Using Household Items

1. Oil-Based Products
   • Use coconut oil, baby oil, or olive oil.
   • Apply generously to the glued area and let it sit for 10-15 minutes.
   • Gently massage the area to loosen the glue, then wipe away with a warm, damp cloth.
2. Soap and Water
   • Mix mild shampoo or dish soap with warm water.
   • Use a cloth or cotton ball to dab the solution onto the glue, softening it for removal.
3. Vinegar Solution
   • Dilute white vinegar with equal parts water.
   • Soak a cotton pad in the solution and press it against the glue to break it down.

Using Professional Products

1. Lace Glue Removers
   • Products specifically made for wig adhesives dissolve glue quickly and effectively.
   • Apply as directed, often requiring only a few minutes before wiping off.
2. Alcohol-Based Removers
   • Isopropyl alcohol or professional adhesive removers can clean glue from lace and skin.
   • Be cautious with alcohol to avoid irritation.
3. Wig Adhesive Shampoos
   • Specialized shampoos are perfect for breaking down residual glue in hair without causing damage.

Additional Tips

• Always work gently to avoid pulling on your hair or irritating your skin.
• Test any product on a small area first to check for allergic reactions.
• Use a comb to remove glue residue from hair strands carefully.

With these methods, you can safely and effectively remove wig glue, whether you’re using common household items or professional-grade products.