Walker Tape C 22 Solvent
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Walker Tape C-22 Solvent is a 4oz oil-based, citrus-scented spray remover that breaks down wig, tape and hair system adhesives from the hairline and the hair system, and rinses off with soap and water.
A spray remover for wig and hair system adhesives C-22 is Walker Tape's most popular solvent. It is an oil-based spray with a fresh citrus scent that breaks down adhesive from the skin and the hair system, and Walker Tape describes it as fast-acting and gentle on the skin. It rinses off with soap and water.
Spray, wait and wipe Walker Tape says to spray the solvent on the adhesive. It starts working almost immediately, and the release time depends on how much adhesive has built up. Wipe or brush off the residue, then shampoo and rinse.
Key Features & Benefits
- 4oz (4 fl oz) Spray.
- Oil-Based Adhesive Remover.
- Citrus Scent.
- Works In as Little as One Minute.
- Rinses With Soap and Water.
- Flammable.
Product Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Adhesive remover (oil-based solvent spray) |
| Size | 4oz (4 fl oz) spray |
| Removes | Wig, tape and hair system adhesives |
| Use On | The hairline, the skin and the hair system |
| Release Time | From about one minute, depending on build-up |
| Brand | Walker Tape |
How the Product Works
- Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Wetting Agents: Break down the adhesive bond so it loosens from the skin and the hair system.
- Citrus Oils: Give the fresh citrus scent.
- Lanolin: Helps the skin feel less dry after the remover.
How to Use and Care for Walker Tape C-22 Solvent
Prep: Do a test on a small area of skin first. Work in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and flame.
Apply: Spray the solvent on the adhesive, and keep it away from the eyes.
Targeted Timing: Wait for the adhesive to break down. This can take from about one minute, depending on build-up. Re-apply if needed, and gradually lift the wig or hair piece away.
Finish: Wipe or brush off the residue. Shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
Who this is for
Wearers and stylists who need a spray remover for wig tape and adhesive, and who will follow the safety advice.
Who this is NOT for
- Anyone who wants to leave it on silicone bases for more than 2 to 3 minutes: Walker Tape says not to.
- Anyone allergic to lanolin or citrus oils: it contains them.
Safety: Flammable. Do not use or store near heat, sparks, open flame or smoking. Use in a well-ventilated area. For external use only. Do not apply to irritated, broken or cut skin. Avoid contact with the eyes. Test on a small area of skin before use. Do not leave it on silicone bases for more than 2 to 3 minutes. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
FAQ
Q1. What is it for?
It removes wig, tape and hair system adhesives from the hairline and the unit.
Q2. What size is it?
It comes in a 4oz spray bottle.
Q3. Is it flammable?
Yes. Keep it away from heat, sparks and open flame.
Q4. How do I remove it afterwards?
Wipe or brush off the residue, then shampoo and rinse with soap and water.
Walker Tape C-22 Solvent is a 4oz oil-based, citrus-scented spray remover that breaks down wig, tape and hair system adhesives from the hairline and the hair system, and rinses off with soap and water.
A spray remover for wig and hair system adhesives C-22 is Walker Tape's most popular solvent. It is an oil-based spray with a fresh citrus scent that breaks down adhesive from the skin and the hair system, and Walker Tape describes it as fast-acting and gentle on the skin. It rinses off with soap and water.
Spray, wait and wipe Walker Tape says to spray the solvent on the adhesive. It starts working almost immediately, and the release time depends on how much adhesive has built up. Wipe or brush off the residue, then shampoo and rinse.
Key Features & Benefits
- 4oz (4 fl oz) Spray.
- Oil-Based Adhesive Remover.
- Citrus Scent.
- Works In as Little as One Minute.
- Rinses With Soap and Water.
- Flammable.
Product Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Adhesive remover (oil-based solvent spray) |
| Size | 4oz (4 fl oz) spray |
| Removes | Wig, tape and hair system adhesives |
| Use On | The hairline, the skin and the hair system |
| Release Time | From about one minute, depending on build-up |
| Brand | Walker Tape |
How the Product Works
- Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Wetting Agents: Break down the adhesive bond so it loosens from the skin and the hair system.
- Citrus Oils: Give the fresh citrus scent.
- Lanolin: Helps the skin feel less dry after the remover.
How to Use and Care for Walker Tape C-22 Solvent
Prep: Do a test on a small area of skin first. Work in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and flame.
Apply: Spray the solvent on the adhesive, and keep it away from the eyes.
Targeted Timing: Wait for the adhesive to break down. This can take from about one minute, depending on build-up. Re-apply if needed, and gradually lift the wig or hair piece away.
Finish: Wipe or brush off the residue. Shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
Who this is for
Wearers and stylists who need a spray remover for wig tape and adhesive, and who will follow the safety advice.
Who this is NOT for
- Anyone who wants to leave it on silicone bases for more than 2 to 3 minutes: Walker Tape says not to.
- Anyone allergic to lanolin or citrus oils: it contains them.
Safety: Flammable. Do not use or store near heat, sparks, open flame or smoking. Use in a well-ventilated area. For external use only. Do not apply to irritated, broken or cut skin. Avoid contact with the eyes. Test on a small area of skin before use. Do not leave it on silicone bases for more than 2 to 3 minutes. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
FAQ
Q1. What is it for?
It removes wig, tape and hair system adhesives from the hairline and the unit.
Q2. What size is it?
It comes in a 4oz spray bottle.
Q3. Is it flammable?
Yes. Keep it away from heat, sparks and open flame.
Q4. How do I remove it afterwards?
Wipe or brush off the residue, then shampoo and rinse with soap and water.
