GHOSTBOND XL Hair Replacement Adhesive 1.3oz- Invisible Wig Bonding Glue: Water & Oil-Resistant, Non-Toxic, Light Hold for Secure and Natural-Looking Poly and Lace Hairpiece, Wigs & Toupee Systems

(UPDATE 6/1/25) I’ve had this lace glue for about 2 months now and it has worked perfectly. The glue itself is still in great condition in the bottle. Only thing I do is clear the tip of the dried glue and widen the hole so a little more glue can come out at once. The glue dries to clear pretty fast so I could do 2 or 3 layers with no issues. I normally wear my band for 30 minutes to an hour and I didn’t have any weird white patches or stickiness on the band. I know that wig glue sometimes takes 24 hours to completely set in place but even with a little sweating at work, my wig didn’t move out of place at all. My wig also lasts about 2 weeks before I have to take the wig off, clean the lace, and reinstall the wig. That is moreeee than I was hoping for so I am very happy about that. The lace was also very easy to clean, the glue came off without any issues and didn’t cause any rips to the lace while removing. It was also very easy to clean any leftover glue on my forehead. Only thing I would say is be veryyy careful of not getting the glue on your hairline because it does stick very well and you might struggle a bit to remove the glue from your hair without a remover. Overall I am VERYYYY happy with my purchase and this was definitely worth the money! Will be stocking up on this glue! Changing to 5 stars! IG: m00nbunniee 🖤 I’ve been on the search for an amazing lace wig glue that can last me about a week before touch ups/reapplying is needed again and that can also withstand moisture like sweat. The bottle I received luckily was not damaged and dried out like I saw in some reviews. When opened, it started flowing out a little (which is expected due to altitude or pressure changes) and I was able to see that it was a good glue texture. So far it looks promising so I will give 4 stars for now and update after about a month of usage to see how it held up!

I have been using this glue to lay down my lace wig for years, and it's the nest I have used so far. It shows up white on the skin, but dries clear. Longevity depends on your avoidance at exposing water onto the glued lace. Uninstalling the wig is easy. Just spray some water onto the glued lace wait, and give it a gentle massage. Whatever you do, never rip the lace off your skin. Saturate the area with water until it comes loose. Any residue left on your skin can be gently removed with an oil based hair spray or some baby oil. If the glue gets stuck to your own hair, massage some hair conditioner onto the area and gently remove. Use water to rinse it off and save your edges.

This glue really lives up to the hype! The hold is strong and long-lasting, even in humidity, and it dries clear with no flaky residue. My lace looks melted and undetectable, and the glue feels secure without irritation. A little goes a long way too, so it’s worth it!

Yall my wig has been on for three days so far. I have not had to retouch or anything . I’m hoping I can get it off in three days for work. Update: after the 4th day I felt soreness around the head line. Not sure what I’ll see once I remove the wig.

It does the job alright, just make sure you clear the area from any type of oil on the skin or it won’t stick for a long period of time. It is hell to remove!!! but with the right product it will come off. And if you have sensitive skin, I wouldn’t go for it. Or at least remove it properly. Other then that it does what it’s suppose to.

Arrived on time. Dried quickly between layers. However, after dried completely when rubbed it forms a ball like Elmer’s glue taking out the edges of the hair on the lace. I found it difficult to get off of the lace.

I use this for my wigs and hold onnn, it’s really nice and hold real good as well, also lasts longer and you can move however you want.

I wanted to love this so much. The first install was flawless and the hold was perfection. When I went to remove it, the usual adhesive remover seemed to burn my skin a little, but I shrugged it off, assuming I was just imagining it. Removing the adhesive was such a pain because it doesn't want to come off of the lace. I kept using it, ignoring the burn because I thought it was a reaction to the relaxer I used. Huge mistake. Fast forward to my new bottle. It seemed like the formula changed because it took forever to get tacky and always remained cloudy, looking odd under the lace. I had marked the previous burning to the adhesive remover I had been using and decided to use rubbing alcohol as I was in a time crunch. The burning brought tears to my eyes. I used to get almost a month of wear out of my install, but the new bottle struggled to get me through a week before it lifted and clumped. It never seemed to get tacky and remained visible for days. The itching and burning around my hairline kicked up a notch and I took a break from wigs, wondering if it was the wig causing a reaction despite careful shampoo and conditioner. Bought a brand new $500 wig, tried to get it installed and it was absolutely horrible because it just wouldn't stick. Got it to finally sort of lay and after two days, I found out why it wouldn't stick. My hairline was WEEPING and swollen. The glue had caused such a horrific reaction, it dripped down the side of my face. I only had to gently peel the wig off because it never actually adhered to my skin and I immediately started crying. Not only did I have a major reaction, my hair in the areas the glue was applied completely fell out. I didn't have to pull hard to peel it from the slight areas it did adhere to and where it hadn't, my hair was sitting in the glue on the lace. It's been about a month since this happened and I still can't take a picture of the damage because I'm so embarrassed. All around my hairline is dark brown that I pray will lighten and not completely scar. My skin is thin, dry and scaley. It's peeling so much and it's still very sore. I tested the glue on a spot on my neck so see if the glue was the problem or the lace. It immediately began to burn and itch. I wiped it off and there was a red spot for two days. I have no idea if the first bottle had a weaker formula and I had a weaker, easier to dismiss reaction and there was a change in the second bottle's formula that wrecked my skin, but I will never use this product again. Please always do a patch test before using any product on your skin. Don't dismiss signs of discomfort. You may be left praying your hair loss is temporary, that your skin will recover and that there will not be permanent noticeable scarring.