You'll need a combination of careful preparation, strong-hold adhesives, and planned maintenance to keep your frontal hair from lifting throughout the day. Start with a clean, oil-free hairline. Residue from makeup, sweat, or hair products can weaken your adhesive’s grip. Use an alcohol-based cleanser or witch hazel on a cotton pad to gently wipe down the skin where the lace will lay.

Next, choose the right adhesive for your lifestyle. For all-day wear, opt for a waterproof glue or gel designed specifically for lace. Apply it in thin, even layers, allowing each layer to become tacky before applying the lace. Always press the lace down with a comb or edge stick for a seamless bond, and let it cure under a scarf or elastic band for 10–15 minutes.

Heat is your friend—lightly blow-drying on cool or warm settings helps the glue set better. If you sweat easily, use a scalp protector beforehand to reduce oil production and enhance adhesion.

Throughout the day, avoid touching the lace and refrain from constantly adjusting the unit. Keep a mini edge brush and setting mousse on hand for quick touch-ups, and use a bit of freeze spray if needed around the ear tabs or edges to tame any lifting.

Lastly, nighttime care is essential. Wrap your frontal securely with a silk or satin scarf, especially around the perimeter, to preserve the glue bond and keep flyaways in check.

With the right prep and daily habits, your frontal hair can stay flawless and secure from morning till night—no slips, no lifts, just laid edges and confidence.