VaponNo Tape Liquid Adhesive 1.0oz

It's best when paired with a cloth tape and also a barrier tape unes the cloth. Also apply in thin layer to head and hair piece. Only one layer is needed for both and it holds beest when applied to hair if you have any on your head. Actually it's just best if you find a hair replacement specialist that uses this product, just saying!

I’m a barber, an use this for installation for hairpieces , the glue lasts for over a month without reapplication.

be careful with Vapon No Tape. One tube (of 2 ordered) had a minor leak when I got into it

What a strong hold and last a long time. But you should use this very cautiously, the Vapon No Tape has a bit of a strong odor that dissipate after a few minutes. So if you cant' bare strong odors, then you might not want to try this, but for those who don't mind a few minutes of discomfort to achieve a beautiful, strong lasting hold then this is liquid adhesive for you. The hold time for me has been two weeks, and that's pretty good compared to some other liquid adhesive This is a bit more expensive than the other {I wish it wasn't} adhesives but its worth it. I might have to purchase it again when I run out, we'll see.

I’ve ordered this product for years as a non-surgical hair replacement specialist. It is usually a lot faster getting it from Amazon, however, I still have not received my order placed in June of this year…not happy at all. As with everything, the price has indeed already gone up!

This is my second time buying this glue for a front lace and I LOVE IT. Some people have stated it’s messy, but I don’t think it’s messy depending on how you’re applying the product. I don’t apply the product from the tube onto my scalp/hairline etc.. or directly on my lace.!I squeeze out a dime size of glue on foil paper or a small plate, etc.. I then use a popsicle stick to apply a thin smooth layer where I want the glue to be, which for a front lace is typically in front of our hairline.I have found that this product keeps my front lace on for 2-3 weeks. I work in an office during the day and teach four high impact fitness classes at the gym 3 days a week, I don’t have time to be reapplying glue every 3-4 days.I personally have not found another product that holds like this glue and I have tried walker, bold hold, ghost bond, got2b glue, and Esha Absolute Lace Wig Adhesive Glue.If you’re looking for a durable glue to withstand sweat, showers, swimming, etc for more than a week try this glue out.Once again do not try to squeeze this out of the tube directly onto your forehead, and buy the solvent (removal) so you don’t take your edges out.Removal was super easy for me, I just used the solvent and then deep conditioned by front lace to prepare for reapplication.My front lace was not damaged, no color change, no thinning, no holes... no damage.

Great product, I would recommend it to any one suffering complete hair loss. It's not the easiest thing to use, but once you get the hang of it, it's a snap. I have Alopecia, and I apply it to the welts of hair, to cover the top of my head, can be a little irritating to the scalp sometimes, but if you use a skin protectant, you will be fine. I search the web all the time, to find another product. Recently I found another adhesive, but I have never tried it. I believe it's by walker. I might give it a try in the future, but for now the no tape works very well for me. But I am open If there's someone who can recommend somethinf better I am open for it.

I opened it and used not much more than a dab. The next time I went to use it I found the cap had broken and split apart making it a horrible mess to use. It looked like the cap had partially disintegrated or something. It wasn't user error -- it was some kind of defect.Needless to say, not too happy spending a fair bit of money on a product and having it fall apart before you could use even a hundredth of the product. Definitely not worth the money.