Loción fijadora: Etapa 3 de tu tratamiento de pestañas y cejas
Fija la forma perfecta de las pestañas con precisión
La loción fijadora es el tercer paso crucial en el proceso de lifting de pestañas, se aplica después de la loción lifting para reparar los enlaces rotos y fijar las pestañas en su nueva forma levantada. Esta fórmula actúa para fijar y estabilizar las pestañas remodeladas, lo que garantiza resultados duraderos y un acabado impecable. Ideal para técnicos de pestañas profesionales, ayuda a los clientes a lograr pestañas bellamente levantadas con un mantenimiento mínimo.
Características principales:
- Repara y fija las pestañas después del proceso de lifting.
- Garantiza una forma definida y duradera para cada pestaña.
- Disponible en sobres (5 uds./1,5 ml cada uno)
Nota: Sólo para uso profesional.
Ingredientes (INCI): Aqua (agua), alcohol cetearílico, peróxido de hidrógeno, Ceteareth-20, parafina líquida, glicerina, pantenol, simeticona, Laureth-3, lauril sulfato de sodio, pirofosfato disódico, estannato de sodio, ácido fosfórico, polisorbato 20, perfume.
Hecho en Italia

Product details
- Trend & Popularity: Lash lifts and brow lamination are among the most booked low-maintenance services, and clients increasingly ask for gentler, nourishing formulas.
- Ease & Speed: Clear timing guidance for each hair type makes the setting stage predictable and efficient.
- Income Opportunity: One system for both lash lifts and brow lamination lets you offer two in-demand services, and combined lift and lamination appointments raise your average ticket.
- Lash Lift Technicians: Sets the lifted curl for a long-lasting result.
- Brow Lamination Artists: Locks laminated brows into their new shape.
- 2-in-1 System Users: Stage 3 of the Curacoro system.
- Occasional Lift Providers: Sachets keep each dose fresh.
What Stage 3 delivers:
- Bond repair: Repairs and sets lashes and brows after lifting.
- Long-lasting shape: Defines and stabilises the new curl or brow shape.
- 5 sachets x 1.5ml: Single-client portions.
- Matched timing: Timing is set to follow the Stage 2 Lifting Lotion for lashes and brows.
- Made in Italy: Part of an Italian-made system.
- Remove the Stage 2 Lifting Lotion completely.
- Apply the fixing lotion over the same area as the lifting lotion.
- Process fine lashes for 6–7 minutes and normal or thick lashes for 8–9 minutes.
- For brows, apply evenly and process fine brows for 6–8 minutes and normal or thick brows for 8–10 minutes.
- Remove the product carefully with a clean tool.
- Continue to Stage 4 Nourishing Serum.
- Skipping removal of Stage 2: Leftover lifting lotion affects setting; remove it fully first.
- Applying to a different area: Cover the same area as the lifting lotion for an even set.
- Cutting the time short: Under-setting can make the curl drop early; follow the timing.
- Over-processing: Leaving it on too long can dry the hair; stay within the timing.
- Moving to Stage 4 with product on: Remove the fixing lotion with a clean tool before Stage 4.
- Stage: 3 of 4, Fixing Lotion
- Format: 5 sachets x 1.5ml
- Origin: Made in Italy
- Use: Professional use only
Ingredients
Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide, Ceteareth-20, Paraffinum Liquidum, Glycerin, Panthenol, Simethicone, Laureth-3, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Disodium Pyrophosphate, Sodium Stannate, Phosphoric Acid, Polysorbate 20, Parfum.
Why did the lift drop after a few days?
A curl that drops early often means the fixing stage was too short or lotion did not cover the same area as Stage 2. Follow full timing and apply evenly.
Can I use a fixing lotion from another brand?
For predictable results, use the fixing lotion designed for the same system, as timings are matched.
Do brows and lashes need different fixing times?
Yes, lashes take 6–9 minutes depending on type, while brows take 6–10 minutes.
What should clients avoid after the treatment?
Advise clients on aftercare, such as avoiding water, steam and heavy products for the period your aftercare guidance recommends.
Bottle or sachets?
Bottles are convenient for frequent services, while sachets provide single-client doses and less waste for occasional use.