How-To

How to Remove Lace Glue Without Damaging Your Skin

Removing lace glue doesn't have to be a battle. With the right product and technique, you can take down your install gently — protecting both your skin and your lace.

Why Safe Removal Matters

Pulling or forcing lace off can cause skin irritation, breakage, and damage to your wig. A proper removal routine keeps your hairline healthy and your lace lasting longer — saving you money in the long run.

Step 1: Apply Loosen Up Remover

Spray Loosen Up Remover generously along your hairline, focusing on the areas where glue is applied. Make sure the lace is saturated.

Step 2: Wait 2–3 Minutes

This is the most important part — patience. Let the remover break down the adhesive completely. Don't rush this step. If you feel resistance when lifting, apply more remover and wait another minute.

Pro tip: Set a timer on your phone. Most people underestimate how long 2–3 minutes actually is and start peeling too early.

Step 3: Gently Lift and Peel

Starting from one side, gently lift the lace. It should come away easily with minimal resistance. If any areas are still stuck, apply more Loosen Up and wait.

Step 4: Clean Up

Use a damp cloth to wipe away any remaining residue from your skin. Then cleanse your hairline with a gentle cleanser and apply moisturiser to keep your skin healthy between installs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use oil to remove lace glue?

While oil can help loosen glue, it's not as effective or controlled as a proper remover. Loosen Up is specifically formulated to break down lace adhesive quickly and gently.

How often should I remove and reinstall?

We recommend taking your wig down every 1–2 weeks to clean your hairline and let your skin breathe. This keeps your hairline healthy and your installs looking fresh.