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Yes....any water....sweat..rain..shower...pool...Hi TooBad,
I haven’t tried swimming in it yet but if it’s lifted whilst/after showering then isn’t it going to be the same when I swim?
thanks
Yes....any water....sweat..rain..shower...pool...Hi TooBad,
I haven’t tried swimming in it yet but if it’s lifted whilst/after showering then isn’t it going to be the same when I swim?
thanks
Use davlyn or walker mity tite... a little less hold...but less stringy and easier to work with....I was originally using Walkers Ultra Hold and the hold is insane and last ages but the application and clean up is so much more messy. Hence why I’ve being trying ghost bond
So how are they being allowed to advertise it like you can swim with it on lol?Yes....any water....sweat..rain..shower...pool...
Yea man, I guess it's just yet another trade off in the hair system maintenance deal.I was originally using Walkers Ultra Hold and the hold is insane and last ages but the application and clean up is so much more messy. Hence why I’ve being trying ghost bond
I've only used gb ....platinum and supreme.. for 2 installs. I've since used ultra hold or davlyn on the hairline and tape on the perimeter of a .03 PolySo how are they being allowed to advertise it like you can swim with it on lol?
Have you used it before? Do you do a full bond of WUH or use tape as well?
thanks
I believe you, but again you do all kinds of crazy stuff, that I wouldn't suggest.... Such as attachments for a month plus. Not washing the hair. Using high pressure to clean delicate lace... Wearing a system that lost 40% of its hair... To each his own, but not wise decisions in my opinion.I could show you myself under water for quite some time with Ghostbond, but I don't know how to upload a video anonymously.
Why do people insist on ignoring instructions, yet complain about performance?I have the same problem and it seems like it's gotten worse. I apply two layers and let the second layer dry for five minutes. Going to try three lighter layers and see how that works.
Wait, so earlier in this thread it was unavoidable, simple chemistry that occurs when in contact with water in the shower. Now, it's because I didn't apply enough layers?Why do people insist on ignoring instructions, yet complain about performance?
It is. However some people have better success than others based on their chemistry. Quite obviously someone that sweats minimally or not at all is going to have better success with a water based adhesive. If you want to give it a fair shot, I suggest you follow the instructions to see whether or not it works for you.Wait, so earlier in this thread it was unavoidable, simple chemistry that occurs when in contact with water in the shower. Now, it's because I didn't apply enough layers?
I wear poly and got by fine for a long time with two layers. When I wear lace, I always go with three plus layers.
Oh I get it you're a troll. Cool.It is. However some people have better success than others based on their chemistry. Quite obviously someone that sweats minimally or not at all is going to have better success with a water based adhesive. If you want to give it a fair shot I suggest you follow the instructions to see whether or not it works for you.
If you're having a problem with a lifting or turning white. More layers will not correct that as you're proving you sweat more than the adhesive can tolerate.
That one's called common sense
Do you do this in other aspects of life? Cooking food for half the time recommended?
Putting half the recommended oil in your vehicle?
Let me guess. You stop taking an antibiotic after 3 days when you feel better. Instead of completing the course. That's what breeds a super bugs.
Instructions are there for a reason
Oh boy another rocket appliance. A troll is someone that enters conversations and starts talking about unrelated things. I'm right on point with the discussion of white based adhesives and the issue with sweat/water.Oh I get it you're a troll. Cool.
Doesn’t just have to be running it under the shower sweating alone is significantly decreasing the hold time for ghost bondI don't wear yet but I can tell you one thing the days of running my hair under hot water in the shower will be long over. I don't see how that could ever end well. Heat is a hair systems kryptonite based on all I've read.
It's one of the biggest turn off's to me for a system. Especially bc I enjoy the beach in the summer. I'd be paranoid as hell.Doesn’t just have to be running it under the shower sweating alone is significantly decreasing the hold time for ghost bond
I thought you said on a different forum that you did try wearing a system and it didnt work out and now you weren't considering systems any longerI don't wear yet but I can tell you one thing the days of running my hair under hot water in the shower will be long over. I don't see how that could ever end well. Heat is a hair systems kryptonite based on all I've read.
Not washing the hair I just tried because of some suggestion on a forum. I actually wash now (once a week with shampoo, once with conditioner only).I believe you, but again you do all kinds of crazy stuff, that I wouldn't suggest.... Such as attachments for a month plus. Not washing the hair. Using high pressure to clean delicate lace... Wearing a system that lost 40% of its hair... To each his own, but not wise decisions in my opinion.
I'm not saying the second you jump in a pool, the entire thing is going to float away. But it is going to be detrimental to a desireable appearance....and strong attachment... If you don't care how it looks, which respectfully, I genuinely feel... is not your highest priority.... You seem to be more interested in keeping the cost as close to dirt as possible and wearing the system as long as possible, with little to no maintenance. Not prioritizing any efforts toward making it looking its best....
I don't understand why heat is bad. Sunlight is. I still shower with hot water.I don't wear yet but I can tell you one thing the days of running my hair under hot water in the shower will be long over. I don't see how that could ever end well. Heat is a hair systems kryptonite based on all I've read.