Using the Wig Grip is a way to wear your wig and not have a deal with the friction against your edges. It is a band that essentially holds your wig in place, securely. Put it on first, under your wig, and you can then attach your unit firmly and you don’t have to use any combs, bobby pins, tape or glue again.

In fact, it’s so good, we think it is worth repeating that, since the last thing that you want is for your wig to slip, remember? Your lace wig will stay put with the wig grip. Think about it, this could also be a good choice if you feel as though your wig has stretched a little bit and doesn’t fit as snugly as it did before.

So, the wig grip comes in three different colors: black, beige and brown and can be purchased under $20 on amazon.com. It’s probably a good idea to purchase the color closer to your skin or scalp color to blend into your lace wig parting. Is it a worthy purchase? Definitely!

Manufactured using an ideal soft velvet-like material with a Velcro strap, this simple adjustable one size fits all band eliminates headaches and bald spots. It will protect your edges.

Instructions on how to fasten the wig grip are found on the label which needs to be placed facing outward by your right ear such as label showing).

So, let’s get started and save those edges.

Step 1

 Begin by braiding or tying your hair back. Place the wig grip directly behind your edges and secure the wig grip by connecting the Velcro ends.  Simply secure the wig grip comfortably in place, no need to put it on tight.

Step 2

 Carefully place your unit on your head exactly where you want it because once it’s attached to the wig grip it “grips” on firmly and won’t move. Adjust your lace wig by gently pulling the hair into the position you desire. Finally, secure your lace wig at the back of your head.

Once you have secured your hair in place, rest assured that your hair will not budge.

Step 3

 Clip your hair back and focus on styling your edges to create a more natural look and feel.

Step 4

Release your hair from the clips, fluff it out and style

Point to note: Since the wig grip is soft velour, it can get warm under your wig, however, once it is on, and you have fastened your lace wig to the wig grip, it will not move. So, say goodbye to the need for tape, bobby pins, or glue on the hairline, pulling and disappearing edges as well as bald spots behind the hairline. We give the wig grip a thumbs-up as a solution to saving your precious edges, hassle-free.

Some of you may have seen or heard about someone who lost the hair on their edges, so much so that it appeared bald and receding. This can easily happen to your edges because the edges are generally the weakest part of your hair.

Hairstyles like braids, weaves, tight hairstyles can cause stress on your edges which can lead to the hair loss as well as glues and tapes used in full lace wigs, frontals, and closures, etc. Glues and tapes promise a smooth and easy hold for a seamless look but can be very damaging if not cared for properly. Also, if you have a naturally thin and delicate hairline, these types of styling options increase the chance of you losing your hair.

Most Women Want To Protect Their Edges And Hair.

There are a few products that give you hold without damaging or thinning the edges, like Got to Be Glued. What I’ve personally discovered is, when the glues or tapes start to wear and the lace begins to lift, you should have the wig removed and reattached. But what some women do is try to patch. Never patch!

 The Bottom Line

If you want to protect your edges or hair, then you might want to consider glue less full lace wig over braids, weaving, sew-ins glues or tapes. With the advancement of glue less full lace wigs, they really have a very natural and realistic look. Even though no glues or tapes are used, the glue less full lace wig is made to stay on and look a lot more believable and best of all, it’s far less dramatic than sewing or gluing it in. Knock Out Virgin Hair offers a complete hairline of glue less full lace wigs and full lace wigs human hair.