Bundle Coating Sealant for Extensions – Bundle of 5 / 10
Retention-Boosting Sealant That Earns Up to $12.26 Per Bottle
Coating Sealant helps lash extensions last longer between fills by shielding extensions and natural lashes from dust, oils and products. It is a year-round recommendation with extra value for clients who live with humidity, exercise, swim or have oily skin, and artists can also use it to shape and group spikes in anime sets. Better retention means happier clients and fewer rushed fills. The bundle of 5 ($72.20) brings your cost to $14.44 per bottle, and the bundle of 10 ($127.42) to $12.74. At the suggested $20–$25 retail, each bottle earns $5.56–$12.26, so one 10-pack returns $72.58–$122.58 profit before tax.
Product details
- Trend & Popularity: Retention is the top concern for extension clients, and a sealant is a clear, visible answer they can buy on the spot.
- Ease & Speed: A few brush strokes along the base of the extensions — clients add it to their routine in under a minute.
- Income Opportunity: At $12.74–$14.44 cost and $20–$25 retail, each bottle earns $5.56–$12.26; a sold-through 10-pack returns $72.58–$122.58.
- Lash extension artists: Help every set last longer between fills.
- Anime & spike set artists: Use it to shape and group spikes in-salon.
- Clients in humidity, sport or swimming: Extra protection against moisture that weakens bonds.
- Clients with oily skin: A barrier against oils and products around the lash line.
Physical attributes of the sealant and its formula.
- Brush applicator: Precise application along the base of the extensions.
- Protective coating: Shields extensions and natural lashes from dust, oils and products.
- Spike-shaping use: Helps group and define spikes in anime sets.
- Witch hazel, panthenol, hydrolyzed collagen: Conditioning ingredients in the formula.
- Bundle cost per bottle: $14.44 (5-pack) or $12.74 (10-pack) vs. $20–$25 suggested retail.
- Start with clean, completely dry lashes.
- Wipe excess product off the brush on the rim of the tube.
- Gently run the sealant along the base of the extensions.
- For fuller sets, lightly dab beneath the lash line.
- Let it dry completely before makeup or other routine steps.
- Reapply as your aftercare instructions recommend.
- Using too much product: Wipe the brush first; excess can clump lashes.
- Sealing dirty lashes: Cleanse first so you don't trap oil and debris.
- Applying makeup too soon: Let the sealant dry fully first.
- Using it only occasionally: Regular use gives the retention benefit.
- Heavy coating on the tips: Focus on the base, where the bonds are.
Bundle options: 5 bottles ($72.20) / 10 bottles ($127.42)
Cost per bottle: $14.44 (5-pack) / $12.74 (10-pack)
Suggested retail: $20–$25 per bottle
Profit per bottle: $5.56–$10.56 (5-pack) / $7.26–$12.26 (10-pack)
Profit per bundle: $27.80–$52.80 (5-pack) / $72.58–$122.58 (10-pack)
Suitable for: Lash extensions (not lash lifts)
Ingredients:
Water, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Alcohol, Sodium PCA, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Leaf Extract, Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Betaine, Hydrolyzed Oats, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Extract, Carbomer, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA, Benzophenone-9, Triethanolamine, CI 15985, CI 19140.
Caution:
For lash extensions only; not for lash lifts. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
When can clients start using it on a new set?
Once the adhesive has cured according to your aftercare guidance and the lashes can be cleansed normally. Apply only to clean, dry lashes.
Does it replace cleansing?
No. Clients should keep cleansing regularly; the sealant goes on after cleansing, not instead of it.
Can clients wear mascara over it?
Let the sealant dry fully first. Many artists advise avoiding mascara on extensions altogether.
Is it suitable for lash lift clients?
No, it is made for extensions. Recommend a nourishing lash serum for lift clients instead.
Which bundle gives better profit?
The 10-pack lowers your cost to $12.74 per bottle, earning $7.26–$12.26 each at $20–$25 retail. The 5-pack costs $14.44 per bottle and earns $5.56–$10.56.