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Personal Care and Style

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[header] How to apply a lace front wig [title] Do a skin test. [step] Some people are allergic to the chemicals used to keep a wig in place. Do a skin test to determine whether or not you are allergic.

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  1. Ask a trusted family member to help you test for a wig by taking a bacterial treatment. Ask your doctor or dermatologist if using an oral treatment or a pore-cleansing product may help you or your wig.
  2. [substeps] Apply a small amount of the product to your hands and scrub them with a wire brush to see whether your skin might react. Not all chemicals react well with lace and their additives can irritate sensitive skin, so don't use specialty hair products on a fresh wig.
  3. Run a couple of skin tests to get some certainty. [substeps] Touch the parts where the hair is feathering on the back of your head.
  4. First, dab a small amount of liquid adhesive or double-sided wig tape onto the back of your hand. Next, observe the adhesive for at least twenty four hours.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
24400
task_id
855432ec-dbe9-5dcd-88b1-921b752cb939
task_key
default--validation--24400
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / validation

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