1 If you’re bonding a hair replacement system for the first time, step-by-step instructions are as follows.

Step 1: Use an electric screen razor to shave any hair or stubble from the bonding area.

Step 2: Wash your entire head, hair, and scalp thoroughly with deep cleansing shampoo to remove any residue on the scalp, which will help you clean up any sebum oils and balance the pH in your skin. Surely, later you could wash your hair and scalp with an everyday shampoo.

Step 3: Fully dry your head and scalp with a towel or a blow dryer to remove excess moisture.

2If you’re re-bonding a hair replacement system, make sure both the hair replacement system base and scalp are both completely cleaned up. It is vitally important as it has a direct influence on bond efficacy. Please keep on following the steps below.

Step 1: Wipe all visible traces of hairpiece adhesive residue from your scalp with a wet towel or cloth at first. If for oil traces of residue, spray some amount of isopropyl-ingredient mist on your scalp to emulsify. Then use a paper towel (do not use toilet paper as it is not strong enough) to rub vigorously until your scalp is clear of any residue. If there’s something hard to remove, a fine-tooth nit comb is also a good option.

Step 2: Wash your scalp and any existing hair thoroughly. As remaining adhesives can destroy and reduce the duration and strength of the hair replacement system bond, we also recommend you with deep cleansing shampoo and exfoliating scalp scrub, for example, an exfoliating glove, while showering your entire head. If possible, rinse and repeat 4-5 times, or at least twice, to ensure any trace of hairpiece adhesive residue is eliminated.

Step 3: Be sure to fully dry your head and scalp with a towel or a blow dryer for excess moisture. And at the same time, it is a good time to use an electric screen razor to closely remove or shave any hair or stubble from the bonding area, just the same step as for first-time-hair-replacement-system-bonding.

Step 4: Apply a layer of waterproof sealant and it is necessary. But why for something waterproof before attaching a hair replacement system? Because this is helpful to protect your skin as well as support adhesion with the hairpiece tape or adhesive , for example, when doing some sports and sweating.

While, after and only after with a proper scalp preparation, will you then be ready to attach your hair replacement system. If you use tape to apply hair system on, this blog will be good for you. Hope this can help you attach hair replacement by yourself at home. If you have any other question, please feel free to contact us.