1. Cleanse the natural lashes thoroughly and ensure the lashes and eyelid area are free from oil, makeup, and residue.
2. Select the appropriate silicone shield based on the client's natural lash length and desired lift.
3. Apply a controlled, thin layer of Lash Lift Classic Thick Glue to the silicone shield.
4. Work in small sections, carefully wrapping and separating the natural lashes onto the shield. Make sure each lash is positioned in the desired direction.
5. Check the entire lash line for crossed, overlapping, or uneven lashes before proceeding with the lifting solution. Once placement is secure, continue with the Step 1 lifting solution according to the instructions for your lash lift system.

Applying too much glue → Excess adhesive can create buildup and make individual lash placement difficult. Use a controlled amount and add more only where needed.

Using too little glue → Insufficient adhesive may prevent lashes from staying securely against the shield. Apply enough to create consistent contact without oversaturating.

Skipping lash separation → Lashes that overlap or cross can produce an uneven lift. Separate each lash carefully during wrapping.

Choosing an unsuitable shield → The wrong shield shape or size can affect the final lift regardless of adhesive performance. Select the shield according to lash length and the desired result.

Proceeding without checking placement → Once the lifting solution is applied, correcting lash direction becomes more difficult. Inspect the entire lash line before beginning chemical processing.

• Product Type: Professional lash lift wrapping glue
• Step: Step 1 / Wrapping Stage
• Primary Use: Securing natural lashes to silicone shields
• Texture: Thick viscosity
• Formula: Hypoallergenic
• Size: 10ml
• Key Performance: Quick absorption and long-lasting hold
• Best For: Traditional lash lift services
• Intended Users: Professional lash artists, technicians, salons, and trainers

Why would I choose a thick glue instead of a thinner lash lift adhesive?

A thicker viscosity can provide greater control when positioning lashes, particularly when you need to organize individual hairs precisely on the silicone shield. It can be helpful for technicians who prefer an adhesive that stays more controlled during the wrapping process.

What should I do if the glue becomes difficult to spread on the shield?

Avoid applying a large amount at once, as excess product can make placement more difficult. Work with a small amount and distribute it evenly across the area where the lashes will be wrapped.

Can I adjust a lash after the glue has already started setting?

You can make adjustments while the adhesive remains workable, but avoid repeatedly disturbing lashes after the glue has set. If a lash is positioned incorrectly, correct it carefully before moving on to the next section. If the glue is already dry, use a damp cotton tip to soften the glue then readjust the glass.

Why are some lashes not staying attached to the silicone shield?

This can result from insufficient cleansing, too little adhesive, or inadequate contact between the lash and shield. Make sure the lashes are free of oil and residue, then apply a controlled amount of glue and press each lash securely into position.

How do I get the most precise result when using thick glue?

Work in small sections rather than trying to wrap the entire lash line at once. Use a lash lift tool or brush to separate each lash and regularly check the direction and spacing before proceeding with the lifting solution.