YOU.ARE.AMAZING omgggggg I'm so thankful I found your video!!! I have to remove glue on 3 bundles of hair! You just made it so much easier for me, THANK YOUU!!!!
@GloriasVlogs whaaa?? No way!! I swear this is tried and true. Please leave details on how it didn't work so I can troubleshoot, It was the black hair glue right?
I thank you for this video bcuz I'm frugal also, but I call it thrifty, and I really like my hair style and I want to keep wearing it without having to buy more hair. Thank You Kindly Lulapalooza 💕🙏🏾
Always! And thank you for watching MYY vid, it took lots of trial and error to discover this, and so many people got my views and didn't give credit. So that you! And I am happy to help!
Omg I'm bout to try this rite now . I do have a flat iron that gets hot to 400 degrees and this was some expensive hair . Thank God I never threw it away.
Lordt who is here today doing this cuz I did it and now my hair smells burnt. I done shampooed the hair 3x and deep conditioned it and let it sit on there for over three hours 😩how do I get this smell off my bundles
Great question. I don't usually seal my wefts, but from what I recall, weft sealer is not latex so it probably won't. It wouldn't hurt to try tho. Next time try sealong your wefts with a clear drying fabric glue. If you absolutely MUST seal the wefts. If it does work out, let me know. If not, you could always go to my favorite emergency weave tool of choice, the SHARPIE!! Simply color over that white residue and it will help camouflage it a bit. Hope I helped! Please keep me posted!
The lower the temp, the longer y I u have to leave it. HOWEVER i have gotten a burnt smell from some tracks before, rarely but I have. Usually if it is a single wefted track I'd use probably 350. If your cloth is white, you can usually visually see when the glue begins to melt
@@maroly8672 maybe the glue didn't get hot enough. It should nearly melt through to the fabric. And give a lil tug like wiping it a little. It should pull rights off. U can't really damage the track from my experience, unless u accidentally put the heat on the actual hair not the track.
That's a great question. It depends on the fabric used for the lace. I flat iron a lot of my closures and they don't melt but if the material were fake lace it would. And there is no way to know what kind of fabric the lace is because companies lie
Same method. Actually I learned this method from what I'd do to get glue our of carpet Just use a regular iron and put it on top of where the glue is, then choose a stickier fabric than the one it's stuck too. But the bleed stain under it may have to be tide sticked out. Good idea for my next trial and error! Let me know of it worked! Please Subscribe
Really? You are the 2nd person that said this. I'm sorry! I don't understand how it can't work unless the heat didn't get to the glue. Bonding Glue is majority latex, and latex melts at 130°F, unless it's super thick, then 250F. So if the heat is getting to the weft/glue, it has no option but to melt. After it melts, it should stick and redry ish to whatever fabric has the stronger/drier texture. Only error might be if the glue didn't get heated enough. Try turning iron on high heat, then leaving it until you see the glue seep through the cloth, then rub the cloth against it as you pull it off. It should be almost foolproof unless you used something other than latex bonding glue. Let me know if I helped! Also, make sure the tshirt isn't too thick.
@@mzwalk794 anytime. But like fr, I'm really trying to figure out why it didn't work lol you are the 2nd person who said that, and I LOVE troubleshooting so I can post for others who have the same problem. Keep us posted on any improvements! Yass
@@yannam.3687 try like a tshirt Material. That my favorite. Once it melts, it should stick to the cotton. But the cloth has to be thin enough to heat the glue up. Once the glue is tacky/melted it should stick right to it
3 years later and this is amazing . Thank you!
This is the most use video I’ve watched in years. MUCH NEEDED
Periodt
Yassss this is the most logical way to do it. Someone else said acetone and I’m like nahhh 🥴gotta be a better way and your video popped up 🙌🏽
Yes!!! I had the SAme reaction lol
Definitely going to do this. Thanks. I ain't paying all that money on hair
YOU.ARE.AMAZING omgggggg I'm so thankful I found your video!!! I have to remove glue on 3 bundles of hair! You just made it so much easier for me, THANK YOUU!!!!
Yayy so happy
I am so gonna try this. You just helped people save another of money. It gets expensive to constantly buy new hair. Thanks for the video
Did it work?
@@lulapaloozah not at all
@GloriasVlogs whaaa?? No way!! I swear this is tried and true. Please leave details on how it didn't work so I can troubleshoot, It was the black hair glue right?
I can't wait to go home and try this. All the glue came out of my hair good with coconut oil but my wefts are soooo gooey!
It's gonna work! Be sure to come back and lemme know! Good luck
Thanks queen 😋 I have work in the morning and need to get myself together before then lol. Worked like a charm
Yesss!! Soo happy it did!! I love it haha
Damn Black girls gonna figure it out for sure! Genuis!
I'm saying. We the creators of the worldss
I thank you for this video bcuz I'm frugal also, but I call it thrifty, and I really like my hair style and I want to keep wearing it without having to buy more hair. Thank You Kindly Lulapalooza 💕🙏🏾
Always! And thank you for watching MYY vid, it took lots of trial and error to discover this, and so many people got my views and didn't give credit. So that you! And I am happy to help!
@@lulapaloozah my redo came out great 👍🏾 thanks again 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
😂 Hilarious and very helpful hair tip. Creative brain indeed.. Looking forward to more vids. Keep them coming...
I wanted to do a quick weave but I wanna be able to reuse the tracks😩 esp since I’m using real hair
Yess! This helps so much
Omg I'm bout to try this rite now . I do have a flat iron that gets hot to 400 degrees and this was some expensive hair . Thank God I never threw it away.
Yesss girl!! It will definitely work. I haven't seen a person it hasn't worked for yet!! Subscribe pls
I also have a 2nd video using different fabrics! Check it out if you like
That song😭😭😭😭 thank you for sharing. New subscriber
I remember the original! I love this redo
I know this is late. So if u remember the original why come here. Everyone on TH-cam does what has been done b4.
THANK YOU!! You are a life saver!! You’re song and jig is sooooo me Lolol!!!
Haha so happy I didn't nerd you out
You’re so cool 😂
Good morning your video was dope!!! Do the cloth have to be white
I love your personality you had me busting out laughing when you made that song up😂
Thank youuuu. Some love it and some hate it! Lol
Loved the video also so true about getting ripped off for bundles ty for taking the time to make this also love the singing made it fun 😂
Thank you!! Lol lol
Your video was so helpful yet so simple.
Thank you!! Please subscribe so yiutube can verify me lol
Thank you for the tutorial, I appreciate it.
hope it works!! be sure to subscribe
Love it!! You sound and look like Angela simmons too.
Haha I used to get that a lot! Thanks!
What temperature should iron/flat iron be on?
You've saved me so much money thank you 😊
Yayy thank yoi!!
LMAOOO GIRL YOUR SPED UP SONG IS HILARIOUS 😭😭😭
Thank you for the gratitude song 😭
THIS helped my girlfri3nd so much. Thanks!
🎵🎵🎵🎵 jamming out over here thank you lord for these tracks❤😂
Thank you for the vid. Do you think this will work with a normal Iron? My flat Iron will not get hot anymore. I need a new one.
Yes maam! Un fact it works better with a normal iron
@@lulapaloozah thank you so much for the Quick response!
I came to learn, I stayed for the songs 🤣
Haha thank you! Happy they didn't turn you away
It’s the song for me 🤣🤣🤣 Hilarious but ALL FACTS!!!
Would this work with an iron? Because track by track got me breathing heavy 😭
Yes
Lordt who is here today doing this cuz I did it and now my hair smells burnt. I done shampooed the hair 3x and deep conditioned it and let it sit on there for over three hours 😩how do I get this smell off my bundles
How would I get this off of a lace wig? I’m trying to restore my friends wig for her, any tips would be so appreciated
this girl is GENIUS
I’m doing this now and I’m wondering how hot does u got ur iron set to because mine can go up to 490 degrees
@@reneefinse7280 no idea
@@lulapaloozah it’s at 390 degrees now so I can say it works like a charm ❤️🥰
@reneefinse7280 thanks so much for this info! imma pin it! lol
@@lulapaloozah no thank u love ❤️ u saved my tracks and my pockets
Wooooow your literally a life saver
I think that is an awesome technique. Love the song as well. I will be using that. 😊
Hello ladies ! Also thank you for making this!! I’m about to try now
The song 😂I’m going to try this method. Thank you 😊
I loved the song and dance!
Hi is bonding glue or sealant I sealed my wefts and they a lot of white substance when it dried. Would this method also work for this?
Great question. I don't usually seal my wefts, but from what I recall, weft sealer is not latex so it probably won't. It wouldn't hurt to try tho.
Next time try sealong your wefts with a clear drying fabric glue. If you absolutely MUST seal the wefts.
If it does work out, let me know.
If not, you could always go to my favorite emergency weave tool of choice, the SHARPIE!! Simply color over that white residue and it will help camouflage it a bit.
Hope I helped! Please keep me posted!
🤣🤣🤣🤣the freestyle untouchable
On gang
My next google search : “How to get hair glue off of clothes”
Smart af!!
What temperature did you turn your flat irons on to do this?
Mine was on high. Most likely 400
The lower the temp, the longer y I u have to leave it. HOWEVER i have gotten a burnt smell from some tracks before, rarely but I have. Usually if it is a single wefted track I'd use probably 350.
If your cloth is white, you can usually visually see when the glue begins to melt
@@lulapaloozah thanks
Thank you! You're brilliant.
You're welcome! You are more brilliant for being smart and reusing hair!
Thank you, thank you. I have saved a lot of money due to your video.0
Thank u for sharing this ❤
No way! Thank you so much
Thank youuuu
Thank you so much, very informative
Thank you for watching!
Amen to the remake of the lords hair prayer. Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 hilariousss
Lol this helped alot . Your freaking hilarious!! Thank you
Like someone said before, you're a life saver Lol thank you so much
Okay, thank you girlie.❤
THE SONG IS NOW MY THEME SONG THANK YOU SO MUCH
I hollered 😂😂😂😂 but this was a good video
Hope u saved some Benjamin's
Not enough credit given. Thank you 🙏
Who u tellin???!!! Sheesh lol
Brilliant! X thank you for the video i now know how to sirt my extensions out x
Thank you so much for the feedback!
This works for extensions with real hair?
Yes. This hair is virgin Malaysia
@@lulapaloozah it worked a bit, but it didn't remove all the glue, should I do a 2nd try?
@@maroly8672 100%
@@maroly8672 maybe the glue didn't get hot enough. It should nearly melt through to the fabric. And give a lil tug like wiping it a little. It should pull rights off. U can't really damage the track from my experience, unless u accidentally put the heat on the actual hair not the track.
can i do this with a closure? Or will it burn the closure?
That's a great question. It depends on the fabric used for the lace. I flat iron a lot of my closures and they don't melt but if the material were fake lace it would. And there is no way to know what kind of fabric the lace is because companies lie
Great video 🔥🔥
THANK YOU
Yes very nice and simple
I'm gonna try it with an iron I don't have time to do it all 1 by 1
did it work?
Thank god for this
Lol I like you you’re hilarious thanks for this ❤️
And once you done with that song 😂😂
Imagine having 3 bundles of hair trying to remove the glue 😅
Bout to be me 😭😭
This was definitely me the 1st time I did it!!
What about the glue that’s on the hair??
Hmmm, I would honestly let that dry and comb it out with a small teeth comb. I feel like heating it would just make it messier and harder to get iut
How can u get this glue out of clothes?
Same method. Actually I learned this method from what I'd do to get glue our of carpet
Just use a regular iron and put it on top of where the glue is, then choose a stickier fabric than the one it's stuck too.
But the bleed stain under it may have to be tide sticked out.
Good idea for my next trial and error! Let me know of it worked!
Please Subscribe
I love being black we are so innovative
lol i remember doing this in college 😆
Love the song !!!😂😂😂
Thanks girl!
I love the songs!
Lmao at the songs!!! But ty for the vid def trying this!!!
Thank you ❤️
Gotchu dawg
Thanks
Thk u
Gotchu sis
This definitely didnt work for me. Tried with an old tshirt and an iron. Still on my search
Really? You are the 2nd person that said this. I'm sorry!
I don't understand how it can't work unless the heat didn't get to the glue. Bonding Glue is majority latex, and latex melts at 130°F, unless it's super thick, then 250F. So if the heat is getting to the weft/glue, it has no option but to melt. After it melts, it should stick and redry ish to whatever fabric has the stronger/drier texture.
Only error might be if the glue didn't get heated enough. Try turning iron on high heat, then leaving it until you see the glue seep through the cloth, then rub the cloth against it as you pull it off.
It should be almost foolproof unless you used something other than latex bonding glue.
Let me know if I helped!
Also, make sure the tshirt isn't too thick.
@@lulapaloozah Thank you for responding.
@@mzwalk794 anytime. But like fr, I'm really trying to figure out why it didn't work lol you are the 2nd person who said that, and I LOVE troubleshooting so I can post for others who have the same problem. Keep us posted on any improvements! Yass
The song 😂
Great, but, no time for this. Get my daughter to do it.
Hahah. Smart woman!
@@lulapaloozah lol
Fail for
I never knew
Top🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lol@tracks should look like this
Just joking
You are so funny
This did not work for me at all
Really? Can u give more detail? Maybe I could help
@@lulapaloozah I used a blouse and the hair iron and it wasn't really working. It just made the hair darker in that area
@@yannam.3687 try like a tshirt Material. That my favorite. Once it melts, it should stick to the cotton. But the cloth has to be thin enough to heat the glue up. Once the glue is tacky/melted it should stick right to it
@@lulapaloozah that was a thin shirt
@@lulapaloozah but also thank you for the idea.
Yuuuh😂❤
Yea yea yea yeaaaaah
😮❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Lol I’m crying I love the song.
Thank you!!!