Best lash extension glue

Many lash artists now prefer to cleanse the client’s eyelashes at the end of the appointment. This is to wash away any extension adhesive fumes that may have landed on the client’s skin. However, cleansing immediately after applying the last extensions could be too soon! Depending on how quickly your eyelash adhesive cures, the amount of adhesive used, and the humidity in your lashing room, it can take some time for all the adhesive to be cured. When you cleanse before the adhesive cures, the eyelash extension glue turns white because of shock curing. See a Professional For some context, I consider myself with an intermediate skill level in doing my own eyelash extensions (self-taught). I also consider myself to have oily eyelids. When I got my eyelashes done by a professional lash artist, my lashes only lasted about 2 weeks. I get about the same retention doing my own eyelash extensions. However, I would expect my retention by a professional to last closer to 3 weeks as they have better supplies, are trained, and get better placement on the natural lash. Therefore, getting 2 weeks doing my own lashes I consider to be good.

When you first start lashing, it’s not uncommon to need to go a little bit more slowly - this is not only very normal, but is encouraged! One of the main things we need to take into consideration is the health of our clients’ lashes. With that in mind, we need to be realistic about the lash glue we use. If it’s too fast for us, we run the risk of poor lash retention, or having no time to correct a lash extension that leans to one side or another. Essentially, we risk losing our reputation before we’ve even had a chance to build it! Best eyelash extension glues I have used this glue for about a year now. It lasts up to a week and hasn't irritated my eyes once.