Review on Got2b Ultra Glued Invincible Styling Gel - 6 oz by Richard Messar

This is great for those who wear lace up wigs. I'm allergic to lace glue. I don't get it but many ladies of all cultures wear lace front wigs but some of them use glue to wear the wig for weeks! When you want something to hold your wigs in place, whether it's a lace front or just a wig that suits your natural hairline. It's a gel. Obviously, I didn't know how to use this gel and completely rejected it. I used Argon Oil's edge control again, which wasn't bad, but when I sweated, my edges came back and sometimes I caught my reflection. It wasn't a very good prospect. Sometimes the wig would move no matter how many invisibles were holding it. Or, worse, my 4c coils were usually taut around the edges of the wig around 10:00. up to the hairline, then back to the face. This became clearer in the summer months. I wear lace fronts as a protective style while growing out my 4c hair. So I decided to try Got2be glue again. I was actually skeptical because it wasn't "all natural" like Argon Oil Edge Control? But if you wash it off at the end of the day, you'll be fine. I applied the gel to the edges and simply combed back the edges with a brush or fine-toothed comb. Put on the wig cap without covering the wet edges. While the edges are still WET with the gel, position the wig as you like, FIRST ON THE WIG CAP, then slide the cord over the gel. For a better hold or to ensure the wig lasts for the next 8 hours (maybe longer), keep the wig hair pinned, wrap a silk scarf around your head and tie for about 10 minutes. By then the gel should be dry. Carefully remove the scarf and you have a trimmed brim and secure wig. all day I always wash off the gel at the end of the day. You must use soap and water or shampoo as the wig will not come off simply by pulling on it. What if he did? He can take your hair. This stuff is powerful. Also, please wash your wig tip every night after you take it off. The gel will leave a white residue or possibly cause bacteria if left on for days or weeks.