1. Shake vigorously for 45–60 seconds before use.
2. Dispense a fresh adhesive drop onto your preferred glue surface.
3. Dip approximately 2–3 mm of the lash or fan base into the adhesive.
4. Attach to the isolated natural lash approximately 0.5 mm away from the lash line.
5. Refresh the adhesive drop when its texture or performance begins to change.

Pro Tip: If La Magnétique is curing too slowly, gradually increase the humidity in your workspace with a humidifier. Higher humidity accelerates cyanoacrylate curing, so monitor your hygrometer and adjust the environment gradually rather than making large changes.

• Using too much adhesive → Pick up a controlled amount; excessive adhesive can contribute to stickies and poor attachment.
• Working too slowly for the adhesive → Isolate first, then dip and place without unnecessary delay.
• Ignoring room conditions → Monitor temperature and humidity throughout the appointment.
• Using an aging glue drop → Replace it once it begins to thicken or lose its fresh consistency.
• Poor attachment at the lash base → Ensure sufficient contact between the extension base and natural lash for a secure bond.

Size: 5ML

Color: Black

Viscosity: Medium

Skill Level: Beginner

Drying Time: 0.5–1.5 seconds

Recommended Temperature: 18–25°C

Recommended Humidity: 45–60%

Retention: Up to approximately 6–8 weeks

Application: Classic, Volume & Premade/Promade

Ingredients: Ethyl-2-Cyanoacrylate, Alkoxy-2-Cyanoacrylate, n-Butyl 2-Cyanoacrylate, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Carbon Black

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.

What is the difference between medium- and thin-viscosity lash adhesive?

Medium-viscosity adhesive generally feels easier to control during dipping because it does not spread as quickly as a very thin formula. This can be particularly helpful for newer technicians developing consistent adhesive pickup.

How often should I change my adhesive drop during a lash appointment?

Do not rely only on a fixed time. Replace your drop whenever it begins to thicken or behave differently. As a general professional guideline, a fresh drop is often dispensed approximately every 20–30 minutes, depending on room conditions and the surface being used.

Why does my lash adhesive sometimes turn white or frosty?

A white or frosted appearance can occur when cyanoacrylate reacts with excessive moisture before the bond cures properly. Tears, wet lashes, or sudden exposure to moisture can contribute to this effect.

Why am I getting “stickies” even when my isolation is good?

Your adhesive may be curing too slowly for your working speed. The neighboring lashes can touch before the bond has stabilized. Increasing humidity slightly, using less adhesive, or allowing a little more curing time before releasing the isolation can help.

Does using more adhesive create stronger retention?

No. More adhesive does not automatically create a stronger bond. Excessive glue can increase drying time, create bulky attachment points, and contribute to stickies. Proper preparation, controlled adhesive pickup, and complete attachment are more important for retention.