Eyelash Extension Glue Extreme Pro S

Benefits

• Quick Drying Time: Efficient application process with a drying time of just 1-2 seconds.
• Strong Bonding Strength: Ensures lashes stay securely attached for up to 7-8 weeks.
• Hypoallergenic Formula: Gentle and suitable for sensitive eyes, reducing the risk of irritation.
• Low Fume Level: Comfortable for both the lash artist and the client.

How to Use

1. Prepare the Lashes: Clean natural lashes thoroughly to remove any oil or residue.
2. Dispense the Glue: Apply a small amount of glue onto a glue ring or adhesive palette.
3. Application: Dip the lash extension into the glue and apply it to the natural lash, ensuring precise placement.
4. Secure: Hold in place for a moment to allow the glue to set.

Caution

• Avoid Direct Contact: Do not let the glue come into contact with skin or eyes.
• Proper Storage: Store in a cool, dry place and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
• Ventilation: Use in a well-ventilated area to minimize fume exposure.

Recommendations

• Expert Use: Best suited for experienced lash artists due to its quick setting time.
• Sensitive Clients: Ideal for clients with sensitive eyes due to its hypoallergenic properties.
• Regular Cleaning: Maintain a clean working environment to ensure optimal performance.

Not Recommended

• Beginner Use: Fast drying time may not be suitable for beginners who require more time for application.
• Improper Storage: Avoid storing in extremely cold conditions to prevent quality degradation.

Why Choose Our Premium Eyelash Extension Glue

• Professional Quality: Delivers exceptional performance and meets the high standards expected by lash professionals.
• Client Comfort: Low fume and hypoallergenic formula ensure a pleasant experience. 

Specifications: 

• Dry Time: 1 - 2 Sec
• Retention: 7 - 8 Weeks
• Fumes: Medium Low
• Lash Type: Volume, Mega Volume
• Humidity: 45 - 60%
• Temperature: 18 - 24 °C
• Level: Expert
• Elasticity: Low
• Color: Black

IMPORTANT REMINDER: Please be careful when storing perm solution in cold temperatures. If the temperature falls below zero or near zero degrees Celsius, separation could occur and affect the quality.