Gel adhesivo para pestañas: Etapa 1 de tu tratamiento de pestañas y cejas

1. Apply a small amount of glue to the back of the shield and let it air-dry for 5–7 seconds.
2. Position the shield on the eyelid and hold until the glue is fully dry; tape the corners if extra security is needed.
3. Divide the lashes into three sections.
4. Apply glue to one third of the shield top, starting from the outer corner.
5. Wrap lashes onto that section and brush them into place with a Y tool.
6. Repeat for the second and third sections.
7. Add a little extra glue on the lash tips to keep them secured throughout the lift.

• Placing the shield on wet glue: Wait 5–7 seconds so the shield grips firmly.
• Gluing the whole shield at once: Glue dries before you finish; work in thirds.
• Using too much glue: Thick glue can clump lashes; apply a small amount.
• Skipping tip security: Loose tips can slip during processing; add a little glue to the tips.
• Leaving residue: Remove residue with the Stage 4 Nourishing Serum.

• Stage: 1 of 4, Bonding Gel
• Size: 10ml
• Method: Traditional lash lift
• Origin: Made in Italy
• Use: Professional use only

Ingredients

Aqua (Water), Alcohol Denat., Polyurethane-14, AMP-Acrylates Copolymer, Aminomethyl Propanol, Glycerin, Triethyl Citrate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Why do lashes come unstuck halfway through the lift?

Glue that dried before lashes were placed, oily lashes or loose tips are common causes. Work in thirds, cleanse lashes thoroughly and add a little glue on the tips.

How long should I wait before placing the shield?

Let the glue air-dry on the shield back for 5–7 seconds, then hold the shield in place until fully dry.

Can I use tape with the bonding gel?

Yes, a small piece of tape on the inner and outer corners adds security for difficult eye shapes.

How do I remove the glue at the end?

The Stage 4 Nourishing Serum is designed to remove bonding gel residue while nourishing lashes.

Is it suitable for glueless Korean lifts?

This gel is designed for the traditional method; Korean techniques often use flat shields with little or no glue.