<![CDATA[How do you protect your natural hairline from traction loss when wearing full lace frontals back-to-back?]]>Wearing full lace frontals back-to-back can put serious strain on your hairline, leading to thinning edges and traction alopecia if your natural hair isn’t properly shielded.
Here is how to safeguard your hairline while enjoying seamless installs:

Build a Shield Barrier: Always apply a skin protector or a barrier spray along your hairline before laying down liquid adhesives. This keeps the glue from seeping into hair follicles.

Master Safe Adhesive Removal: Never peel or pull a frontal off. Use a dedicated alcohol-based lace glue remover or oil-based solvent, allowing it to sit until the glue completely dissolves on its own.

Rotate Your Application Area: Don't apply adhesive to your fragile baby hair. Instead, place the lace a little bit in front of your hairline on your forehead.

Incorporate Glueless Breaks: Allow your edges some rest. Switch to a removable glueless headband wig or glueless wig for a few days.

Massage and Moisturise: Take care of your hairline every night with castor or rosemary oil in order for blood to flow and for edges to be retained.

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