Ultra Hold Hair Prosthesis Tape 2.54cm x 2.74m WALKER TAPE

Ultra Hold Hair Prosthesis Adhesive Tape | Walker Tape | Transparent :

General Description

Walker Tape's Ultra Hold Tape is a benchmark in technology and performance in the hair prosthetics market. Recognized for its high-quality hold and comfort, it combines durability with a subtle, natural finish.

Made with an extra-elastic urethane backing, it adapts perfectly to the contours of the scalp, providing comfort even with prolonged use. It features a "fingerprint" texture that reduces the shine of the tape when applied, making the result even more imperceptible. The tape is transparent with a white lining for easy application.

Benefits

• Superior fixation: average duration of 2 to 4 weeks, with the possibility of reaching up to 6 weeks

• Urethane support: more flexible, elastic and comfortable

• Textured pattern reduces glare and improves discretion

• Transparent tape with white lining for easy handling

• Ideal for lace, poly or hybrid prosthetics

Technical Specifications

• Type: Hair prosthesis adhesive tape

• Brand: Walker Tape

• Model: Ultra Hold

• Color: Clear (with white lining)

• Composition: Urethane support + high performance adhesive

• Texture: Anti-glare fingerprint

• Hold: Medium to long lasting (2 to 6 weeks)

• Indication: Use in lace, poly or hybrid hair prostheses

Indication for Use

Recommended for those looking for a highly durable tape with a secure hold and a discreet finish. Ideal for both professional and personal use, in hair systems that require comfort and resistance.

Duration and Care

• Durability varies between 2 to 4 weeks, and can reach 6 weeks with proper care.

• Factors such as skin oiliness, climate, routine and products used influence durability.

• Removal must be done with specific removers, such as Walker Tape's C-22

Observations

• Store in a dry place, away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.

• Original product imported from Walker Tape – a world reference in adhesive solutions for hair prostheses