Hair System Tapes
Browse our full range of professional hair system tapes for lace and poly units, toupees, wigs and extensions. From rolls to pre-cut contoured strips, our tapes give a secure, low-profile bond for daily and extended wear, with options to suit sensitive skin, oily skin, humidity and long-hold needs. We stock trusted names including Walker Tape and Professional Hair Labs.
Choosing the right hair system tape
Tape is a clean, mess-free alternative to liquid glue and a great starting point for beginners. The right one depends on your wear time, skin and base type:
- Everyday hold: all-purpose tapes give a reliable bond for daily wear and easy removal.
- Long hold: extended-wear tapes such as Walker Ultra Hold keep your system secure for two weeks or more.
- Lace fronts and hairlines: thin, contoured strips give an invisible, comfortable bond along delicate edges.
- Sensitive skin and humidity: choose gentler or moisture-resistant tapes to suit your skin and climate.
How to apply hair system tape
Clean and dry both the skin and the base of your hair system so they are free of oil and old residue. Apply the tape to the base first, peel the backing, then position the system and press firmly for a few seconds to activate the bond. Rolls let you cut tape to any shape, while pre-cut strips speed up application along the hairline.
Hair system tape FAQ
How long does hair system tape last?
Depending on the tape, your skin and your activity, most wearers get from a few days up to two weeks or more per application.
Is tape better than glue for hair systems?
Tape is cleaner, quicker and ideal for beginners and lace fronts; liquid glue can give a stronger all-over bond for sport and humidity. Many wearers use both.
What tape is best for lace fronts?
Thin, contoured lace-front tapes are made for delicate hairlines, giving a discreet, comfortable hold.
How do I remove hair system tape?
Use an adhesive remover (a citrus or oil-based solvent) to soften the bond, then gently peel the tape away rather than pulling, to protect the base and your skin.
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