Heeeey, sorry for the reply delay. Yes, any conditioner as long as it's THICK! Did you try it?

Of course, thank you for watching! ♥️

no ,the lace you speak of is plastic and not natural fiber.

A conditioner with a thick consistency works best for this method!

Hello. Leave In conditioner should be fine. Just make sure you wash it out all the way so it doesn't leave any residue.

Possibly if you’re really careful, but once that conditioner comes in contact with the water I’m going to assume it’ll rinse out. If you try it let me know if it works for you 🤍

I have a full lace unit and first time wearer. I dyed it blue black, but I didn’t put enough protection on the lace. It was stained in some spots and thankfully, color oops removed it. I see working in very thin/small sections with min product on the brush will keep the dye on the strands.

Yes! 🤍

@@spoiledgirlzca do you have to

@@spoiledgirlzca my wig is alresdy dyed from the plave i got it but it was a rich brown with red undertones thqtw faded like orange brown so i’m dying it but it’s already been bleached i think and obviously i’ve cut the lace already i was planning on using freeze spray on the inside after washing the wig and blow drying, then jjst applying like you did

Hello, the conditioner is what’s going to prevent any dyes or colors from staining the lace 🤍

NO FOR REAL 😂 Im glad I can help babe 🤍

Thought I was the only one not trying to to do the got2b glued thing for the lace, I will be trying the conditioner method this weekend..

@@aprilbd30 I tried it on my channel. It definitely works

@@aprilbd30 is there a problem with the got to be glue method!?

@@tafsf415 Yes, it looks like it worked?

Anytime 🤍

Thank you! 🤍

Of course! Thank you for watching 🤍

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