Lace, Poly Skin, and hybrid systems need different handling at open, smooth, and combined zones.
LHS BONDING & RELEASE GUIDE
Adhesive & Removal Guide
Plan the bonding family, application zone, and release path before installation. Exact product compatibility and timing must always follow the product label and your LHS service partner.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Match the base, wear pattern, scalp, and remover.
There is no universal tape, liquid adhesive, or remover for every person and every system. Use this guide to organize the decision, then confirm the exact product instructions before use.
A removable daily setup has different priorities from an extended professional bond.
Do not bond over cut, broken, irritated, or actively inflamed skin. Stop if a product causes burning or a strong reaction.
The product used to release the system may differ from the cleaner used to remove remaining residue.
INTERACTIVE BONDING PLANNER
Choose the wear pattern and base family
The result is a planning direction—not a product prescription. Confirm the exact adhesive, remover, patch-test method, and waiting time from the manufacturer label or your service partner.
PREPARE
Start with clean, calm skin
SELECT
Match the product to the base and wear goal
APPLY
Use only the intended bonding zone
RELEASE
Let the remover release the bond
CLEAN & RESET
Clean the scalp and base separately
TAPE OR LIQUID?
Choose by control, finish, service plan, and compatibility.
Pre-formed adhesive zones
Tape can provide controlled placement, clean contours, and a straightforward starting point for many removable or perimeter-bond plans.
- Avoid touching the adhesive surface
- Place only on compatible base zones
- Release with an approved product before lifting
Custom coverage and hairline work
Liquid adhesive can create a continuous bond area, but layer thickness, drying or curing, skin preparation, and removal must follow the exact product instructions.
- Use thin, even application only as directed
- Do not place the system before the label-defined readiness point
- Confirm the compatible remover before bonding
CONTROLLED REMOVAL
Release first. Lift second. Clean last.
Pulling against a dry or resistant bond can damage the base, shed hair, and irritate the scalp. The remover should do the work before the system is lifted.
- 01Pause and inspect
Do not proceed over broken or irritated skin. Identify the bonded zones and base material first.
- 02Apply the approved release product
Target the bonded perimeter or zone. Keep the product away from eyes and follow the label precautions.
- 03Allow it to work
Wait for the label-defined saturation or release point. Add more only if the instructions allow it.
- 04Lift slowly without resistance
If the bond resists, stop and repeat the approved release step. Never pull harder to compensate.
- 05Separate scalp and system cleanup
Use only compatible cleaners for each surface, then wash and dry as directed before rebonding or storage.
SAFETY CHECK
Treat adhesives and removers as product-specific chemicals.
Follow the manufacturer’s patch-test instructions before full application, especially with sensitive skin or a new formula.
Use in a ventilated area and keep any product marked flammable away from heat, sparks, and open flame.
Do not combine removers, solvents, alcohols, or scalp products unless the product instructions explicitly permit it.
Remove the product as directed and seek appropriate professional or medical advice for persistent burning, swelling, or irritation.
BUILD THE FULL ROUTINE
Preparation, bonding, release, and cleanup belong together.
01Scalp ProtectorPre-bond preparation and barrier products
02Tape AdhesivesTabs, contours, rolls, and perimeter options
03Liquid AdhesivesContinuous bond and hairline application formats
04Adhesive RemoverControlled release from the scalp
05System Cleaner / SolventCompatible residue cleanup after removal
06Maintenance KitsGrouped tools for an organized routine
PROFESSIONAL CONFIRMATION
Confirm the exact bond before installation.
Your service partner should confirm the specific adhesive, base zone, remover, skin preparation, and maintenance plan for the installed system.