EBIN NEW YORK Wonder Lace Bond Wig Glue Extreme Firm Hold 35 ml Waterproof, Quick Drying, No Residue, Latex Free, Long-Lasting Invisible Adhesive for Lace Front Wigs

Better than ghost bond xl by far

In hopes that you see this I’ve put 5 ⭐️ , and the fact I can’t give zero stars I can honestly say that this product is NOT Genuine 😡😤 used this product years ago and was the best thing since sliced bread . This toot barely lasts the day if that ! Very watery consistency compared to ghostbond and others . Hold is NON existent literally looks /smells like modpodge which probably would have better results .been giving it a good month before writing this genuine review. This stuff is terrible SAVE YOUR MONEY !!

At first I was skeptical to buy this glue because I had seen reviews saying the glue does not stick. The glue did have a more watery consistency than the last ebin glue that I had bought in the hair shop. But 2 days into laying my wig with the glue my wig has not slid back, I’ve been out in the heat and the wig is still stuck, I’ve slept without a bonnet, the wig is still stuck, I’ve been sweating the wig is STILL stuck. GOOD GLUE DEFINITELY PURCHASE YOU WONT REGRET.

Very good product. I’ll definitely buy it again.

Okay, so I've been using this wig glue for about a year now, For a quick fix, like a day or two, it's actually pretty good. It holds well enough, and you can definitely get away with it if you're just looking for something temporary. However, if you're expecting long-term hold, this ain't it. It's not sweat-proof, and honestly, it doesn't last very long. So, if you need something quick and easy, it'll do the job, but don't rely on it for anything more than a day or two!

Great hold

I think I’ll stick to my ghost bond 👌🏾

I installed my wig myself using this glue (alongside the Ebin Holding Spray), applied 3 layers drying between each layer and let me tell you, I went on holiday to Jamaica (33 DEGREES +) and my wig did not move an inch, I didnt even tie down the lace and the hold was amazing, I was out everyday in the sun and it didnt lift once, I think after a week and a half i used the ebin spray on my edges but other than that it didnt budge. Honestly it is a really good glue if applied correctly. 5 STARS!!!!!

Nice

Me gustó mucho este producto

The Ebin Bond Glue works really well, It gives a very strong and secure hold that lasts for days. It dries clear and doesn’t leave any white residue, which I love. It’s easy to apply and perfect for installing lace wigs. Plus, it’s gentle on my edges when removing it. Definitely one of the best glues I’ve used.

Great glue! Personally I think having a paint brush end instead of a squeeze bottle would be so much more convenient & a lot less messy but other than that the product does what it says & is well worth the money! Very happy! & thank you so much for the super fast & early delivery!

I tried a similar bond type from a different brand and it would NOT dry, no matter how long I let it set, blow-dried, any of that. I figured these types of bonds just don't work well for me after that experience. That was a few years ago. Fast forward, and I decided to give this one a try, after having really good experiences with Ebin's other adhesives, such as their gel, their spritzing spray as well as the holding spray, decided I wanted to see how the actual bond would be. This stuff is AMAZING for the price point, the fact you can find it in many local beauty supply stores, etc. I applied a total of 3 layers, I let each layer dry clear and get tacky before applying the next. Once I applied the lace, I could IMMEDIATELY feel the hold lol. Like it felt VERY secure on my head. Decided I need to buy a couple more bottles of this stuff, because wow. I tend to work out often and be very active, so I purchased the Extreme Firm Hold in the red bottle. This stuff is amazing. Prior to placing it, I also used the skin protectant from their line, about 2 layers of that. After applying and bonding the unit down, I went in with the spray for an even FIRMER hold and reinforcement and then wrapped it while I got dressed for work. Remember, you can combine adhesives from the same brand/line. It will give you an even stronger hold than when you use any of the products by themselves. I haven't had a chance to see how this will fare once it's time to remove, but so far the hold is amazing. Better than anything I've tried so far. I think the only other product where I can get a decent hold is Super Tape, that's an old school product. Unfortunately, it can be a pain to remove, and hard to get out of your lace. With Ebin products, I don't find removal super hard or challenging (I've mostly dealt with the sprays and gels). Usually about 5 min is all it takes. I'm going to assume that since this is an actual bonding glue, it might take just a little longer than that, but I"m optimistic with how well it holds and feel it will be worth it. Ghost Bond and Bold Hold, eat your hearts out! THIS is the one right here. **Edit: wanted to update and mention that the best way to release the lace is to massage conditioner in at the hairline, leave it for a few min and then it will lift off no problem. The best way to get the remaining adhesive off your skin when ready to remove? Is to use Goo-Gone Bandage adhesive remover. Sounds crazy, I know, but it works! Can also use bandage adhesive remover wipes! Works like a charm. As far as getting the bond off the lace, that was actually relatively easy. I sprayed a little apple cider vinegar on the lace prior, then boiled a little water, made a solution with 99% medical grade alcohol and dipping a toothbrush in the alcohol/hot water mixture and GENTLY flaking it off. Took a total of like 5-7 minutes to get all of it off. Washed the unit as usual and it's good to go and ready to rewear again. I urge you to try the Goo-Gone method for removing the bond from your SKIN. It's a godsend. Who would have known it was right under my nose the whole time? Don't be super rough and don't rub excessively; you don't want to crack or damage your skin. Take a GENTLE approach; put a few drops on a cotton round and gently work it in, it will come off in 5 min or less. Patience is key. No skin irritation, no stinging or burning. I just used it after having my unit applied for a full week (it even endured through rigorous working out and all), and it came right out. I spent maybe 10 minutes or so, just gradually removing it because I wanted to be gentle and not too aggressive. After that, wash the skin with regular soap and shampoo the area as usual to clean away the oils.