1. Shake the adhesive thoroughly before use.
2. Dispense a fresh drop onto your preferred adhesive surface.
3. Pick up only the amount needed to coat the attachment area.
4. Isolate first, then dip and place immediately—Double Speedy is designed for very fast application.
5. Close the bottle securely after dispensing.

• Choosing it before your placement speed is ready → Use a slower adhesive while developing speed and consistency.
• Waiting too long after dipping → Move directly from adhesive to attachment.
• Picking up excessive adhesive → Thin viscosity requires controlled dipping rather than a large glue bead.
• Poor natural-lash preparation → Remove makeup, oil, and residue before beginning the service.
• Continuing with an aged glue drop → Replace the drop when its texture or performance begins to change.

Size: 5ML

Color: Black

Viscosity: Thin

Skill Level: Expert

Drying Time: 0.5–1 second

Working Environment: Flexible across varying salon conditions

Fume Level: Low

Formula: Latex-free and formulated without formaldehyde

Ingredients: Ethyl Cyanoacrylate, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Pigment

Storage: Store at 15–25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Unopened Shelf Life: Up to approximately 5 months

After Opening: Use within approximately 4 weeks

Store the bottle upright in a dark, airtight container with silica gel and keep it away from direct sunlight, indoor lighting, excess moisture, fans, and vents.

Can Double Speedy be used for Classic, Volume, or Promade lash sets?

Yes. Fast professional adhesives can be used across different extension techniques when the artist's placement speed matches the curing time. Double Speedy is particularly well suited to fast-paced Volume and Promade workflows, where quick, precise attachment is important.

Why are my extensions popping off even though I am using a strong, fast adhesive?

The adhesive may actually be curing before the extension reaches the natural lash. With an ultra-fast adhesive, even a small delay after dipping can create a partially cured surface and prevent proper bonding. If this happens consistently, the adhesive may be faster than your current working speed.

Do I need to use a lash primer with Double Speedy?

Proper cleansing and preparation are important regardless of adhesive choice. Primer can be particularly useful when natural lashes have residual oils or buildup. Curacoro's Prime It Up! is compatible with Curacoro lash adhesives except Dark Matter, which includes Double Speedy.

Why does my adhesive drop become thick or stringy during the appointment?

Once dispensed, lash adhesive continuously reacts with moisture in the surrounding air. As the drop ages, it can become thicker or stringy and may no longer perform consistently. Replace it with a fresh drop rather than continuing to work from deteriorating adhesive.

Why can an ultra-fast adhesive sometimes give worse retention than a slower glue?

Faster does not automatically mean better retention. The adhesive must remain workable until the extension makes complete contact with the natural lash. If it cures before placement is completed, the bond may be weaker even though the adhesive itself is high performance. Choosing a curing speed that matches your technique is critical.