0.3 Second Lash Glue for Experienced Artists

What it is

How it behaves in the room

Fast cure

No waiting

The bond sets almost on contact, which suits artists working at speed.

Lot tested

Every batch

A retained sample per lot, tied to the batch code on the bottle.

Humidity printed

On the label

Outside the range, cure speed changes.

Specification

Spec sheet

Spec	Value	Note
Cure	0.3 to 0.5 s	Experienced artists
Humidity	45 to 60% RH	Printed on bottle
Retention	6 to 8 weeks	With aftercare
Pack	5 ml sealed	Batch and expiry

MOQ 100 bottles or tubes. Bulk 10 to 15 working days after deposit. MSDS per lot, batch and expiry printed.

Fit and limits

Who this line suits, and who should skip it

Suits

Artists who work at a steady pace and control humidity in the room. Best for salons running six or more sets a day, where the glue has to keep up with the hands.

Skip it if

Beginners still learning isolation, and studios without a hygrometer. A fast glue in a dry room cures before the fan is placed, and the set looks uneven by day three.

Check before ordering

Ask for the batch and the production date before ordering a case. Adhesive loses a third of its rated speed after six months in a warm warehouse.

Field notes

Field notes from artists who use it daily

Cure speed is not a quality grade. A 0.3 second glue is a tool for a specific rhythm: isolate, decide, place, move on. Artists who hesitate lose the placement window and the fan bonds to the neighbouring lash. That is why the same bottle produces clean sets in one studio and messy sets in another, and why we ask about the artist before we recommend a speed.

Humidity moves the real cure time more than the label does. At 45 to 60 percent relative humidity the bottle behaves as rated. Above 65 percent it grabs almost instantly and the bond can set before the base is seated. Below 40 percent it stays tacky long enough that the fan slides. A cheap hygrometer on the trolley is worth more than a faster glue.

Temperature matters at the bottle, not the room. Glue left in a warm drawer thins out and floods the dot; glue kept cold is thick and dispenses unevenly. Let the bottle sit at room temperature for an hour before a shift, keep it upright, and cap it between clients. Half of the "bad batch" complaints we receive trace back to storage, not chemistry.

Does it work for volume sets?

Yes, provided the fans are built before the glue is applied. Volume work with a fast glue rewards artists who pre-build; it punishes building on the lash.

How much should I use per lash?

A dot roughly the width of the lash base. More glue does not add hold, it adds cure time on the surface and a visible node.

What is the shelf life once opened?

Four to six weeks in a capped bottle at room temperature. Write the opening date on the bottle and replace it on schedule.

Questions

Buyer questions

Who should use it?

Artists who already place fans at speed. Beginners lose placement control.

What happens in high humidity?

It cures faster than labelled, shortening placement time.

Retention?

Six to eight weeks with clean lashes.

Do you supply MSDS?

One per lot, tied to the batch.

How do I order?

Send quantity through the contact page; MOQ 100 bottles.

Send a formula spec, get price and date

Tell us the cure speed, market and quantity. Quote and sample come back within one working day.

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MOQ 100 bottles
MSDS per lot
FDA, SGS, ROHS on file

0.3 second lash glue