EBIN NEW YORK Wonder Lace Bond Adhesive Spray (Supreme Hold, 14.2oz/ 400ml)

I love this spray it literally stays and hold my wigs. It never disappoints. It is the best hair

The best

Very good for doing wigs

One of the best holding spray I’ve came across

I typically use the Red Can-Active version of this which keeps my wig in place for 1.5-2months. I have a chronic condition that causes hair loss so I decided to give this a try.It works near the peak of my forehead if I combine it with a wig glue & last about 3 weeks.This adhesive alone only worked after applying 6 layers. If you have oily skin, clean it well with alcohol before applying this.-dries clear-SORRY it does not work well on the side burn area of your face AKA baby hairs. Suggestion, cut the entire piece of lace off of the sides and apply the adhesive (four layers deep) to the cap and your skin and it will adhere seamlessly.After a pull test, my lace lifted a bit with this version. It took 12.5 minutes to get clear and tacky. Overall, not a bad product at all. If you use an adhesive like hair diagram wig lace glue in combination with this spray adhesive, it WILL last. Also, it is a great value for the money and size you get. You can do at least 5 installs with this can.For longer lasting wig installs, use the Active version… I love that stuff AND YOU DO NOT NEED A LACE MELT SPRAY WITH THIS.. it does the job. I did not get any skin irritation; however, it does cause build up so wash your scalp well prior to applying.HOPE THIS REVIEW HELPS!Happy shopping!

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I've tried Ebin New York Wonder Lace Bond Adhesive Spray, and I have to say, it's been a lifesaver for my sensitive scalp. Unlike other products I've used in the past, this one doesn't irritate my skin at all. It does an excellent job of keeping my wigs securely in place throughout the day, which is a big relief for me.One thing to note is that I tend to sweat quite a bit, and I appreciate that it's not waterproof. I didn't want a waterproof adhesive, so that's not a major concern for me. However, it's worth mentioning for those who may need waterproof protection.The only downside I've encountered is that it leaves a noticeable white residue on the lace after wearing the wig. It's not visible while the wig is on, especially with lace front monofilament caps that show the scalp, but it does require some extra care during wig cleaning. Using a residue remover during washing is recommended, even if you've only used the adhesive in certain areas.Overall, considering how sensitive my scalp is and the fact that I haven't found anything else that works as well in the past couple of years, I'd say this is a good product. It meets my needs, and I plan to continue using it.

They said boycott ebin 🤔🤔🤔 but they spray melts tf out of units so no I'm keeping ebin as my go to.