Liquid Adhesives

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  • Extreme Max Extreme Max
    New Image Labs
    Extreme Max
    $105.00 $108.87
    $105.00 $108.87
    Bestseller
  • X20 Adhesive for sensitive skin X20 Adhesive for sensitive skin
    New Image Labs
    X20 Adhesive for sensitive skin
    $26.87 $140.07
    $26.87 $140.07
    Bestseller
  • NX-Gen Effects Unifying Agent NX-Gen Effects Unifying Agent
    New Image Labs
    NX-Gen Effects Unifying Agent
    $62.80 $143.67
    $62.80 $143.67
  • Ultra-Derm | Long-Lasting Hair Unit Adhesive Ultra-Derm | Long-Lasting Hair Unit Adhesive
    New Image Labs
    Ultra-Derm | Long-Lasting Hair Unit Adhesive
    $38.60 $89.47
    $38.60 $89.47
  • Dermalace Plus Dermalace Plus
    New Image Labs
    Dermalace Plus
    $58.53 $89.33
    $58.53 $89.33
  • PermaRite 1 PermaRite 1
    OnRite
    PermaRite 1
    $258.00 $2,108.00
    $258.00 $2,108.00
  • PermaRite 18 Extreme XL PermaRite 18 Extreme XL
    OnRite
    PermaRite 18 Extreme XL
    $145.00
    $145.00
  • PermaRite 16 Extreme PermaRite 16 Extreme
    OnRite
    PermaRite 16 Extreme
    $188.00
    $188.00
  • PermaRite 1 Plus PermaRite 1 Plus
    OnRite
    PermaRite 1 Plus
    $153.00 $573.00
    $153.00 $573.00
  • Elastibond Elastibond
    New Image Labs
    Elastibond
    $95.20
    $95.20
  • Hard Bond Hard Bond
    New Image Labs
    Hard Bond
    $86.00
    $86.00

FAQ Liquid Adhesives

Shop brush-on liquid adhesives for hair units and wigs from New Image Labs and OnRite, including sensitive-skin formulas such as X20 Adhesive. Filter by brand, price and availability, or see tapes and removers for the rest of an application kit.

Liquid adhesive or tape?

Liquid adhesive generally bonds more firmly and can hold longer than tape, which suits active wear, but it takes more time to apply and to remove.

Is there an option for sensitive skin?

Yes; check the product description for a sensitive-skin formula and patch-test before a full application.

How do I take off liquid adhesive?

Use a matching remover or solvent to dissolve the bond rather than peeling the unit free, which can damage both the base and your skin.

How much should I apply?

A thin, even coat is usually enough; applying too much can slow drying time and make the bond harder to clean up later. Check your product's own directions.