The LX journal
Choose an adhesive, prepare for a hair system or lace front fitting, plan removal and care for the hair: find the LX guide for your needs.
The attachment guide / 3 min read
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.
Read the guideIdentify the base material and attachment area.
The removal guide / 3 min read
Removing hair system adhesive means dealing with two different surfaces: the scalp and the base of the piece. The same cleaner may not suit both. First remove the hair system using the method specified for its attachment, then clean each surface with the appropriate product.
Read the guideClean the scalp and hair system base separately.
The care guide / 3 min read
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.
Read the guideDetangle gently and wash to suit the piece.
The fitting appointment / 3 min read
A hair system fitting starts with placement you are happy with. Before adhesive is applied, check the hairline and how the piece meets your own hair. Your specialist then prepares the attachment and explains what to do in the first hours after the fitting.
Read the guideAgree on the hairline before attachment.
The front hairline guide / 3 min read
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.
Read the guideCheck that the cap is designed for bonding.
Professional guidance
Attach, remove, care: explore the three stages of the LX approach and the associated products.
