So, the first thing before jumping into the water is to test your glue.
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If you are swimming in a human hair wig, tie it into a ponytail.
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Using an elastic band to secure your device.
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Always using wig glue remover to remove the glue.
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Be sure to wash your hair and the lace wig after swimming.
The most frequently asked question in summer is “Can I swim in a lace wig?” The answer is: Yes, of course, you can! But how to prevent the wig from falling off my head? Are there any other issues I must pay attention to? Let's talk about it.
Currently, the most popular way to wear a lace wig is gluing the front lace edge on the hairline, then press it to let the lace blend into the skin for a natural appearance that is not easily noticeable. And the main problem when wearing a lace wig for swimming is that the wig may fall off our head if the adhesive is not waterproof.
So if you swim in a lace wig, firstly you must choose a waterproof glue to make sure the lace edge will not turn out in the water.
I have watched many videos, tested different wig glues by sweats, showers, and tried to find a real waterproof adhesive, but the results from different videos are so different.
So, the first thing before jumping into the water is to test your glue.
Firstly test your glue in a bathtub or in a pool where no one is around, or just take a longer time shower to determine if the glue you are using is waterproof or not.
The second suggestion is:
If you are swimming in a real wig, tie it into a ponytail.
Use an elastic strap to secure your device.
In order to better secure the wig, the elastic band method has been widely used, which means an elastic band is sewed from the ear to the ear inside your wig cap, and then wear across your nape to fasten the wig.
If necessary, in addition to elastic band, you can also use clips or hairpins.
Always use wig glue remover to remove glue.
Wig glue remover is often used to remove glue. Normally the waterproof glue is more sticky and difficult to remove. Don't pull your wig roughly, this will harm your hairline and damage the wig lace.
Apply some glue remover, take your time to gently and slowly remove the glue.
Be sure to wash both your hair and lace wig after swimming.
No matter where you swim, or the hair type you have, for sanitary purposes, make sure to wash your hair and lace after every swim.
