I have no experience with Got2B glue but in my opinion if you are trying to save or hold on to your existing hair I think just using tape would be the safest method. I started wearing a little over 2 years ago ( thinning at the crown and receding at the temples but still had a decent amount of hair in the very front so I wore the system in back of that). The stylist at the salon I went to would put some acrlyic glue over the front on top of my own hair but was very careful with cleaning up without damaging my existing hair. That sylist got laid off and I ended up having my next three appointments with a very unprofessional incompetent woman who woukd spray the debond through my hair then forcefully try to comb the glue out ripping out strands and strands of hair. My scalp is now permanently damaged and it will probably never grow back. The same clinic that also does the non-surgical hair replacement also does surgery ( how convienent) so on December 15 of 2010 I had surgery just for a frontal hairline in the areas that were receded at the temples and to reinforce the hair in the front that was now translucent from being repeadetly ripped out by one of their employees. Now being one day away from May and 4 and a half months later it looks worse than it did before i went in for the surgery ( the doctor neglected to tell me about shock loss and to take propecia or proscar 6 months prior to surgery to prevent this. Whether or not it is going to start growing in soon or another couple of months I have no choice but to wear a system now completely covering my front hairline because it looks like I have been on cemo for the last couple of months. I don't want to damage the new follicles that may be coming up soon so I'm going to bond with with ultra hold at the back and the sides and use the contoured blue or clear tape at the front and just be very careful with taking it off and replacing it. How safe is Got2Bglue for existing healthy hair or for someone in my position? Any other advice on how to attach from anybody would be appreciated.