Hair system application, removal & care

Apply, remove, care.
Your hair system, step by step.

A journey through attachment, residue removal and care of the hair.
The guides help you prepare your questions; labels remain the reference for using LX products.

01

Attach.
Prepare with precision.

Choosing an attachment method starts with understanding the base and the scalp. A hair topper or wig may require a different method from a bonded hair system.

LX hair system adhesive

Identify the base and attachment method

Polyurethane, lace, adhesive or clips: start with the hair system’s specifications and its manufacturer’s guidance. A product name alone does not establish compatibility.

Follow the preparation steps

Apply LX adhesive to a healthy, clean and dry scalp. Carry out the specified sensitivity test and read the precautions before application.

Apply with care

Thin layers and the correct drying time are part of the process. Follow the instructions for the number of layers, setting time and requirements after fitting.

Choose an adhesive for your situation Prepare for a hair system fitting Read the LX adhesive directions
02

Remove.
Respect the skin.

Removal is part of the routine. It requires a product suited to the area of contact and particular care for both the skin and the base.

LX adhesive remover

Distinguish between skin and base

A product intended for residue on the scalp should not be used on a hair system base without checking compatibility. Read the label for the permitted areas of use.

Allow the specified time to work

Follow the instructions for your chosen remover. If the bond resists, do not force removal: refer back to the product instructions and the hair system manufacturer’s guidance.

Prepare for the next step

Before reattachment, complete the cleaning process as instructed. Check the condition of the skin and base before fitting again.

Distinguish scalp, base and hair Consult the LX remover label
03

Care.
Look after the hair.

The type of hair or fibre guides your choice of care products. Human hair and synthetic fibres do not necessarily require the same routine.

LX hair care

Know the hair or fibre

Identify the hair type, any treatments it has received and the manufacturer’s recommendations. Take knots and attachment areas into account too.

Build a suitable routine

Washing, rinse-out treatments and leave-in care serve different purposes. Frequency, quantity and application areas depend on the product and the hair system.

The three LX care products

Human hair shampoo supports washing, the regenerating mask cares for the lengths and the leave-in conditioner provides a no-rinse step. Adapt the routine to the piece and follow each product’s directions.

Plan human hair care

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All guides
The attachment guide3 min read

Which adhesive should you choose for a hair system?

To choose a hair system adhesive, start with the base you need to secure and how the piece will be worn. Hold matters, but so does removal. These practical checks will help you choose a product and prepare for a fitting with your hair replacement specialist.

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The care guide3 min read

Human hair wig care: a simple product routine

Caring for a human hair wig or hair system comes down to gentle handling and products with clear roles. Shampoo washes, a mask conditions the fibre, and leave-in care stays on the hair. A useful routine does not need a shelf full of bottles.

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The front hairline guide3 min read

How to choose adhesive for a lace front wig

For a lace front wig, choose an adhesive intended for hair prostheses and suited to the cap’s attachment method. The word “lace” is not enough: some wigs are designed to be worn without glue. Here is what to check, followed by application guidance from the LX label.

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