Found a game-changer for lash extension clients with sensitive eyes

Last month I had a client named Sarah who almost gave up on lash extensions because her eyes would get red and watery after every fill. I tried switching to a sensitive adhesive from Lash Couture in Chicago, and it made a huge difference for her. Has anyone else found a specific brand that works well for clients with reactive eyes?

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lane.angela3d ago

and honestly the sensitive adhesive from Lash Couture is good but I tried the one from Bonding Pro and it's even better. way less fumes and my clients stop complaining about burning halfway through. the trick is also keeping the room temp low and using a fan because heat makes any adhesive worse for sensitive eyes. I'd say test a few different brands on yourself first to see which one actually dries clear and doesn't smell so strong.

quinn_king163d ago

The room temp thing is huge. I keep my lash room at 68 degrees and it makes a massive difference in how long the glue stays wet and how much it fumes. I actually tested Bonding Pro against Lash Couture side by side on my own lashes for a week and Bonding Pro dried faster with way less of that chemical burn feeling. The fan trick is key too but be careful cause too much airflow can make the glue dry too fast and get brittle. I switched my whole studio over to Bonding Pro about 3 months ago and my retention actually went up a whole week. Testing on yourself first is the only way, I had a reaction to one brand that was supposed to be "hypoallergenic" and it was a nightmare.