In an attempt to secure her lace front wig for an extended period, Alecia from Atlanta turned to a combination of regular hair glue and crazy glue. Filmed on Thursday (August 31) on Capitol Avenue Southwest, Alecia later described the removal process as "horrible," damaging her skin in the process. "I was just tired of my lace lifting," she explained.

Despite trying diluted acetone, alcohol, and natural oils like olive oil, nothing seemed to work. "Finally I used acetone with some vinegar and it slowly began to show improvement," Alecia said. After five grueling hours, she was able to remove the glued lace, relieved but wiser. Alecia used her video to elaborate on why she decided to try this unconventional method, even in the face of "disrespectful backlash."

I was just tired of my lace lifting and i wanted something to make it more secure for longer .The removal process was horrible as I damaged my skin in the process. I tried using diluted acetone which didn't work, Alcohol( also Didn't work) natural oils like olive which didn't work...finally I used acetone with some vinegar and it slowly began to show improvement. With alot of patience and headache..I was relieved from it 5hrs later.

After using different chemicals in attempt to get the lace wig off. This is me explaining in the video why I decided to try it after all the disrespectful backlash.