1. Complete the initial lifting stage according to the instructions for the professional lash lift system being used.
2. Remove the lifting solution thoroughly while keeping the lashes positioned correctly on the silicone shield.
3. Apply Lash Lift Fixation - Step 3 evenly over the lashes, ensuring the processed areas are adequately covered.
4. Process for approximately 5–8 minutes, adjusting according to the specific system instructions and the client's natural lash characteristics.
5. Remove the fixation solution thoroughly and continue with the appropriate final nourishing or finishing step before carefully releasing the lashes from the shield.

Applying fixation before thoroughly removing the lifting solution → Residual Step 1 product can interfere with the intended fixation process. Remove the lifting solution carefully before applying Step 3.

Using an excessive amount of fixation → Too much product can create unnecessary buildup and make removal more difficult. Apply an even, controlled layer over the processed lashes.

Uneven fixation coverage → Areas that receive insufficient product may not set uniformly. Ensure the fixation solution is distributed consistently across the lash line.

Ignoring lash placement before fixation → Step 3 helps secure the existing direction, so poorly positioned lashes may remain uneven. Check and correct lash placement before applying the fixation solution.

Using a fixed processing time for every client → Natural lash characteristics can vary significantly. Follow the recommended timing while considering lash thickness, condition, and the instructions of the complete lash lift system.

• Product Type: Professional lash lift fixation solution
• Service Step: Step 3 / Fixation Stage
• Primary Use: Securing the reshaped natural lash position
• Active Ingredient: Hydrogen Peroxide
• Formula: Hypoallergenic, gentle formulation
• Sodium Bromate: Free
• Processing Time: Approximately 5–8 minutes
• Best For: Traditional lash lift services
• Intended Users: Professional lash artists, technicians, salons, and trainers

Why is fixation timing important after the lifting stage?

The fixation stage establishes the direction and shape created during the initial restructuring process. If the timing is not appropriate for the client's lash characteristics, the final result may be weaker or less uniform than expected.

What should I do if the lashes shift on the shield before I apply Step 3?

Correct the lash placement before applying the fixation solution whenever possible. Step 3 is intended to secure the reshaped position, so taking a moment to ensure the lashes are aligned properly can help prevent an uneven final result.

Can I use Step 3 if some of the lashes look less lifted than others?

First assess whether the difference comes from lash placement or uneven processing during the previous stage. Do not automatically increase fixation time to compensate, as Step 3 is designed to set the existing shape rather than replace the initial lifting process.

Why might the final lift look different after fixation than it did immediately after Step 1?

The lifting stage restructures the natural lashes, while fixation stabilizes the new shape. Changes in lash placement, shield position, or processing during either stage can affect how the final lift appears once the lashes are released.

Should I use the same 5–8 minute timing for every lash type?

The 5–8 minute range is a general processing guide, but natural lash thickness, condition, and the performance of the complete lash lift system should be considered. Always follow the professional protocol for the system and avoid extending processing simply to intensify the result.