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[@Nusaiba89]

I bought this and it definitely works

[@perfectlineswiss]

@@Nusaiba89 I sincerely appreciate this

[@kwilliams6]

Is this supposed to be used on a specific lace type?? Bc I used it on a HD wig and it looks muddy and patchy even after trying to “blend” it with a comb. It’s like playdoh that moves around and transfers even more after you add oils. Now I need to figure out how to get it out of my wig because it feels and looks weird

[@blkbbw8295]

I think it’s made of wax? So you could turn the wig inside out, place a paper towel over the area and iron it out. The wax should melt and get absorbed by the paper towel.
At least that’s the technique used to get wax out of clothes.

[@nikxyten9650]

Can you still use spray or glue after applying the perfectLine Swiss product?

[@perfectlineswiss]

@@nikxyten9650 yes you can however, I do recommend only to put one very thin layer at the hairline or leave out 2 to 3 mm of the lace of the hairline and to secure with a waterproof. I do find, though that the melting spray holds better.

[@nikxyten9650]

@@perfectlineswiss Thank you for replying!

[@shemmees1697]

I bought mitch and it was light as heck on my complexion 😢

[@yendaaaa]

try adding powder or lightly mix your foundation to it

[@yendaaaa]

our scalps are lighter than our faces, but think more 0.5 shade difference, rather than a full 1 shade up

[@perfectlineswiss]

@@shemmees1697 so sorry just saw this. My apologies for the delay !!you can use a bit of lace tint to adjust the tone

[@kwilliams6]

Same. I added some tinted lace spray to mine and a little foundation to tone it down but it looks orang-ish