Lash glue is one of the most important products in a stylist's work – its proper selection and usage have a huge impact on the durability of the styling. To ensure maximum effectiveness, it is necessary to adjust the glue to the surrounding conditions, regularly check its freshness, and apply the proper application techniques.

What glue to choose for volume lashes?

Volume methods require a glue with a fast drying time because precision and speed of application are crucial when working with fans. The glue should not be too runny or dry too slowly, as the clusters may close and lose shape. It is worth choosing glues that allow smooth bonding of lashes and stable adhesion without the risk of premature lash loss.

Optimal working conditions with glue

Humidity and temperature in the room play a key role in the glue bonding process. Most glues work best in a humidity range of 40% to 60% and a temperature of 18–24°C. Too dry air can slow down the curing of the glue, while too high humidity will cause the glue to dry too quickly. It is advisable to use a hygrometer and air humidifier to maintain optimal conditions.

How to care for glue to maintain its properties?

Proper storage of glue is crucial for its durability. It should be stored in a sealed container, in a cool and dry place, away from direct light. Vacuum containers are also a good solution. After each use, make sure to clean and close the bottle tightly to prevent air from entering.

Application technique and the durability of the styling

Proper lash application is key to achieving long-lasting results. Remember to:

- Use a minimal amount of glue – excess can cause lashes to stick together.
- Change the glue drop regularly – ideally every 10-15 minutes.
- Ensure the correct angle when applying lashes – they should adhere fully to the natural lash.