LASH LIFT ADHESIVE

Apply the lift adhesive to the silicone and slowly lift the lashes onto the silicone until they are fully adhered. You should not add more than two layers of adhesive, it is important to work slowly and wait for it to dry. The adhesive can be removed with damp pads. Water or micellar water.

Aqua, Acrylates Copolymer, Alcohol, Dextrin

EDUCATIONAL

Q: What is the actual difference between lash lift adhesive and eyelash extension adhesive (composition, purpose)?

A: Eyelash extension adhesive (cyanoacrylate-based) is formulated for a permanent, strong bond of an artificial fiber to a natural lash and cures through a chemical reaction with moisture in the air. Lash lift adhesive has a completely different purpose and composition — it is a clear, water-soluble formula that temporarily fixes the natural lash to a silicone shield during the lamination treatment, and it is easily removed with water. These two products are not interchangeable.

EDUCATIONAL

Q: How does the lash lift adhesive actually work with the silicone shield during the treatment?

A: During a lash lift treatment, the natural lashes must be firmly but temporarily laid onto a curved silicone shield so they can take on its shape while the lifting lotions are working. Lash lift adhesive is applied in a thin layer to the shield, and then the lashes are fixed into the desired position — firmly enough to stay in place throughout the entire treatment, but gentle enough to be easily removed afterwards without damaging the lashes.

EDUCATIONAL

Q: Why is this formula water-soluble instead of cyanoacrylate-based, like adhesives for extensions?

A: Unlike extensions, the goal of a lash lift is not permanent bonding but the precise, temporary positioning of the natural lash during a treatment that lasts only about ten minutes. The water-soluble formula allows for quick and easy removal with a damp pad or micellar water without leaving adhesive residue, thereby protecting the natural lash and avoiding the unnecessary stress on the follicle that a stronger, permanent adhesive could cause.

GENERAL

Q: Can this adhesive be used for applying eyelash extensions instead of a dedicated adhesive?

A: No. This adhesive is intended exclusively for lamination/lash lift treatments and does not bond an artificial fiber to a natural lash in the way required for extensions. For applying eyelash extensions, it is necessary to use a dedicated cyanoacrylate adhesive from the Kallos range (e.g., Hollywood or Black Bond), which has a completely different composition and purpose.

GENERAL

Q: How many layers should be applied to the silicone shield and why not more?

A:It is recommended to apply a maximum of two thin layers to the silicone shield. More layers can hinder the penetration of the lifting lotion through the lash structure, which may affect the uniformity of the final result.

GENERAL

Q: How is it removed after the treatment?

A: The adhesive is easily removed with a damp pad or micellar water, without the need for aggressive or oily agents. Thanks to its water-soluble formula, it leaves no sticky residue on the lashes or the skin around the eye.

GENERAL

Q: Does it leave a residue that could reduce the effect of the lifting lotion?

A: No, on the contrary — the water-soluble and thin formula is designed specifically so that it does not create a barrier that would hinder the penetration of the lifting lotion through the lash. That is why it is important not to apply more than two layers and to use the adhesive solely for fixation, not as a substitute for the lotion step in the treatment.