Review on Big Kizzy Remover 1: Fast & Easy Tape-In Hair Extension Adhesive Removal, 8 Oz by Rebecca Waffles

I usually use 91% rubbing alcohol for my extension remover but decided to give this a try and I can honestly say it’s worth the price. Some pros and cons of both belowRubbing alcohol pros- No sticky residue, works fairly quicklyCons- can take a while to really get in between the bond and dries out your hair and can make extensions tangleKizzy removerPros- fastest remover I’ve ever used, *MUST FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS TO WORK* take a thin comb and slide between your extension bond, with comb in between spray a few times and remove comb. Spray 1-3 more times and use fingers to rub in between bond and it will completely release. I use 3 packs of tape ins for my hair and half a bottle removed all of them!Cons- mine did not "slide off” just separated but I wouldn’t consider that a "con” just inconvenient. Made my hands and extensions VERY sticky/tacky , I ended up using rubbing alcohol to keep my hands from being sticky to make removing easier.Overall pros out weigh the cons and I would suggest. Removed all extensions in about an hour. Tip of advice, do NOT spray multiple bonds and "let sink in” it is fast acting and will quickly loose ability to loosen bond. Work ONE at a time!