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Amostras grátisRemoves oil and makeup residue from the natural lash so adhesive grips instead of sliding. Applied away from the lid line before the set starts.
Oil is the most common reason a set sheds in week two.
Dries at room temperature so you can start placing.
Salons buy the three as a set.
| Spec | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Use | Before application | On the natural lash |
| Pack | 5 ml | Drop or brush |
| Dry down | Under one minute | Room temperature |
| Label | Your brand from 100 bottles | MSDS per lot |
MOQ 100 bottles or tubes. Bulk 10 to 15 working days after deposit. MSDS per lot, batch and expiry printed.
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.
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.
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.
Primer adjusts the surface of the natural lash so adhesive can grip. It removes residue that cleanser leaves behind and, in most formulas, shifts the pH slightly to suit cyanoacrylate. It is applied to the lash line before the set begins, allowed to dry, and not reapplied mid-service.
Primer is not a cleanser. If the lashes are still carrying oil, makeup or lash serum, primer sits on top of it and the bond fails anyway. The order is: cleanse, dry, prime, then glue. Skipping the first step is the single most common cause of week-two shedding that gets blamed on the adhesive.
More primer is not better. Flooding the lash line leaves the skin wet, and wet skin under a bond is a sensitivity risk. One pass with a lint-free applicator, thirty to sixty seconds to dry, and then start. Clients with very sensitive eyes should be patch tested before a full set.
No. Protein removers break down residue; primer conditions the surface for adhesion. Some salons use both, in that order.
For a client with clean lashes and no products, sometimes. For anyone using serum or oil, skipping it shortens retention.
A correctly applied primer should not. If a client reports stinging, the lash line is too wet or the product is past its open life.
Cleanser removes makeup; primer removes oil film right before application.
Grip. Oil is why a set sheds in week two.
100 bottles.
Yes, per lot.
Through the contact page.
Tell us the cure speed, market and quantity. Quote and sample come back within one working day.