Lash Bond Adhesive

Canada award-winning lash glue is the perfect adhesive for the DIY lash extension system. Gentle and latex-free lash glue is specially designed to hold your lashes securely for 5+ days, ensuring you have stunning lashes all week long. The Lash Bond creates a flexible and gentle band that reduces the risk of damage and discomfort, ensuring a seamless and comfortable hold.

LONG LASTING: Lash Bond is designed to keep your lashes in place for up to 5+ days. lashes and adhesive bond work together to form a waterproof seal that will last through showers, workouts, and daily activities, keeping lashes in place for up to 5+ days.
EASY TO APPLY: Designed with a micro mascara wand that makes application quick and easy.
HOW TO USE: Shake well before use. Lash Bond is composed of many ingredients that rely on each other to perform perfectly. Shaking the bottle well before each use creates a perfect balance of all the ingredients to complement each other and perform at their best for each lash application.
DAMAGE-FREE: Create a flexible hold to ensure that natural lashes are not pulled or tugged, reducing the risk of damage and discomfort, and ensuring a seamless and comfortable hold.
REMOVAL: Easily dissolvable with oil-based products, making removal a breeze without any harsh tugging or pulling.
PROFESSIONAL RESULTS: Achieve the same long-lasting, beautiful results as a professional lash technician.
MULTI-PURPOSE: Can be used on strip false lashes for brides, or tearful events.

DETAILS:

Color: Black
Odor-free
Formaldehyde and Latex-Free
Water-resistant
5ml/0.17oz

Expiration: Shelf life 1 year unopened, 3 months after opening.

INGREDIENTS: Ingredients: Acrylates/Ethylhexyl, Acrylate Copolymer, Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Carbon black

HOW TO REMOVE:

To remove your DIY lash extensions, we suggest using our Lash Remover to dissolve the adhesive. Apply a coat of the Lash Remover on top of your DIY lashes, wait 20-30 seconds, and gently lift the lashes off starting from the outer corner, and working your way inwards. Lashes should slide right off.