Selecting the perfect lash adhesive ensures comfort, longevity, and safety. With options ranging from latex-free formulas to colored glues, here’s what to consider:

1. Formula & Sensitivity

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• Latex-based glue: Offers strong hold but may irritate sensitive eyes. Avoid if you’re allergic to latex.

• Latex-free glue: Hypoallergenic and ideal for sensitive skin. Slightly less durable but safer.

• Cyanoacrylate-based: Waterproof and long-lasting (common in professional-grade adhesives).

Tip: Patch-test new glue on your wrist before applying near eyes.

2. Dry Time & Finish

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• Clear glue: Dries transparent; perfect for natural looks or beginners.

• Black glue: Doubles as eyeliner, masking gaps. Best for bold, lined looks.

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• Drying speed:

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• Slow-dry (15–30 seconds): Allows adjustments for beginners.

• Quick-dry (5–10 seconds): Ideal for pros or humid climates.

3. Hold Strength

• Light hold: Easy to remove; suitable for short-term wear (e.g., Duo White Stripe adhesive).

• Strong hold: Waterproof and lasts 12+ hours (e.g., Kiss Lash Couture or Velour VBG).

4. Brush vs. Tube Applicator

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• Brush tip: Provides precise control for thin lines.

• Squeeze tube: Better for thick bands but requires steady hands.

5. Key Brands to Try

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• Sensitive eyes: Duo Latex-Free (clear/black).

• Long wear: House of Lashes Lash Adhesive (waterproof).

• Budget-friendly: Eylure Pre-Glued Strips.

Pro Tips

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• Avoid “darkened” glues (e.g., blue) unless matching bold makeup.

• Store glue upright in a cool, dry place to prevent drying out.

• Replace glue every 3 months to maintain effectiveness.

Final Checklist

1. Prioritize hypoallergenic formulas if prone to irritation.

2. Match glue color to your lash style (clear for subtlety, black for drama).

3. Consider your skill level: Slow-dry glues are forgiving for beginners.

   
   

With the right adhesive, your falsies will stay put all day—without compromise!