Lash bonder

Spec sheet

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

What bonder changes, and what it cannot

Bonder is a thin liquid applied at the base of the fan after placement. It is not adhesive: it does not hold the extension to the natural lash. What it does is accelerate the final cure and remove the tacky surface that collects dust and pulls neighbouring lashes together. Used correctly, a set feels cleaner on day three.

The common mistake is volume. A soaked micro-brush floods the bond, the liquid wicks into the lash line, and the client feels a sting. Two light passes along the base are enough. If the bottle has been open for months, the solvent has evaporated and the remaining liquid is thicker than it should be, which is one reason a bonder seems to stop working.

Bonder will not fix a retention problem that starts at isolation. If lashes are stuck together or the base is lifted, no aftercare product recovers the set. We ask buyers to test bonder against their own retention baseline: place ten fans with it and ten without, then count at day seven. The difference is the only honest measure.