Salon Pro 30 Sec Super Hair Bond Remover 4 Oz

Work great

This works great. I use to remove quick weave

Some of you left comments about another product; this is NOT glue! This product is a glue REMOVER! If you have glued in hair tracks, wig, or a weave, this is what you need. You will need to saturate your hair thoroughly. Give the glue remover a chance to break down the glue. Don’t be in a rush and start pulling at your tracks, wig, or weave- you are going to mess around and pull YOUR hair out, which could possibly result to you having a bald spot. Like another person commented, this product is very greasy/oily, I suggest that you buy the shampoo as well.

This creates a horrible sticky mess. I have spent hours trying to save my hair extensions. Even Dawn detergent won't get it out. I bought it because I thought it would make it easier to take out my extensions. I have used as salon pro glue for many many years. Usually I just use conditioner to remove but for some reason it's been more difficult lately. I still had to use conditioner this would not hardly budge them out of my hair and it's so greasy and oily it got everywhere. It made the glue so sticky that I have had to pick it off a tiny bit at a time. You cannot get this oil out of your extensions. The glue emulsifies but still won't pull from your hair. I am on my way to buy Goo gone as a last resort and I'm pretty sure I won't be able to use these two week old extensions again. I am very upset with this product. Update: The residue remover shampoo did nothing with my sticky mess. The old glue is still like chewing gum. This ruined a new set of extensions. As a last resort I used cornstarch on the sticky glue residue. I had to pick it off. Still not sure if I will be able to use these extensions again. So I have been in the house waiting on the poo for 2 days to no avail. I'm furious about this mess and I never get this way. What a horrible waste of time and money to recover from this product. Stay away from it. Use conditioner!!

This stuff is a lifesaver for removing keratin extensions! It doesn’t work quickly but it does work. You have to be patient. It breaks down even strong bond glue but you have to put it on the keratin bond, move it around a bit and then softly comb it. I used a little on a cotton pad or directly on the bonded area, and it loosens up the glue without too much effort. It has a light scent—not overpowering. It does leave a slight greasy residue but comes out when rinsed out properly. It’s gentle enough not to damage my hair when used carefully, and it’s a must-have in any stylist’s toolkit or at-home removal routine. Highly recommend for anyone who regularly wears bonded extensions.

I don't care what anyone says. This is NOT regular oil. Regular oil will not getting freshly placed glue out...maybe older tracks but not anything new I did a bad install and wanted it out by day 3. Nothing helped except this. I used the whole bottle and literally within 3 minutes after application I was able to pull out fresh tracks with a baby tug.

Works super good. Get the bond in glue out very quick. Doesn’t rip out ur hair. Ease of use

Left an oily residue and didnt work very quickly. Actually holds very well but very messy and has chemical odor. Best way to remove that I’ve found is to use a vegetable oil like canola oil and work it gradually into the bond. It eventually breaks the glue down but is still messy