Eyelash Extension Glue

FAQ's

5-8 Week Lash Retention

Set a good name for yourself and your business with a strong lash retention of up to eight weeks!

Having a good lash retention time can be good marketing for your business. Your clients will have fuller lashes for a longer period of time, meaning more people will be able to see your work and want to ask where they got their lashes done!

How to Store Eyelash Extension Glue

For best use, we recommend storing the product in a cool environment. Somewhere between 65-71 fahrenheit. You can also store it in the fridge if you'd like!

What Kind Of Eyelash Adhesive Do Lash Artists Favor?

Typically speaking, many professional lash technicians prefer a lash adhesive that is strong, has a high retention, and one that quickly dries. And our eyelash glue does all of the above!

Does Lash Extension Adhesive Go Bad?

Yes, eyelash glue does go bad. Most lash extension adhesives on the market have a shelf life of 1-2 months once opened, and up to 3 months unopened. If you have excess lash glue products then we recommend putting some in the fridge. We have tested this with our own lash extension glue and have noticed that by putting them in the fridge they end up having a much longer shelf life.

How Long Does Eyelash Extension Glue Take To Dry?

Most eyelash extension adhesives should be able to dry quickly, between 1-2 seconds. As a lash artist, you want an adhesive that dries quick so you don't get any of the natural lashes stuck together. Having a glue that has a fast dry time speeds up your work as a lash artist.

Eyelash Extension Glue Ingredients

The main ingredient in eyelash extension adhesive is cyanoacrylate. This is a very strong ingredient and is usually found in certain tapes, Super Glue, and Band-Aid. And no, this glue will not glue your eyes shut, it is perfectly formulated to dry fast and only have a strong bond with the lash extension that is being applied to the natural lash.

Eyelash Extension Adhesive and Sensitive Eyes