Lash Clusters Glue Individual Lash Glue Long Lasting Eyelash Adhesive for Self Application and Cluster Extensions - 5ml-Black

The media could not be loaded. Soooo this glue works really really good! I started trying out many many glues and clusters to find what worked for me. I work in the field when it’s hot many other glues would not last, if I got sweaty I lose a cluster NOT with this glue. HOWEVER you have to have a good remover, like a gel based that sits on your eyes for 1-2 minutes, often the removers burn so do one eye at a time. This will not come off with other removers. I put a picture of the remover I used. But this glue is a game changer because it does work. I place a little drop on a post it and dab my cluster into it and place on my eye, the drop does not dry fast on post it but once you dip the cluster and put on last it adheres to your eyes fairly quick. I am so happy with this glue it is like going to get your lashes done, but you can use with clusters, I also use a wide cluser so I only have to put 4-5 on my eye so it’s much quicker

I had another glue that took a while to dry so I was interested in this.I like how fast drying this is but it definitely takes a while to get used to—and the “errors” in learning are not fun. If you put too much on or go too far toward your eye, it stings and the glue sticks on your natural lashes for a long time (and is difficult to get off).The orange cap it comes with is used to puncture the top—which I didn’t know at first. I would NOT apply the glue directly to the lashes. A little goes a long way and doing a little “drop” has consistently resulted in it not working and getting glue all over (see picture for the glue actually sticking on my eyeball—which took about 10 min to get off). The glue feels pretty dry on, which isn’t bad if you have it in the right spot but really annoying and uncomfortable if you miss and just get it on your lashes.If you are new to this, I would start dotting it on a platter and then dipping your lashes (like the product post shows). I would start with less than you think rather than more to avoid discomfort. When I have lashes on, it hasn’t lasted 5 days but often more than 24 hours. When I’ve gotten it on my natural lashes by mistake, it has lasted a while and difficult to get off.I’ll still use this from time to time but definitely makes me nervous to try with all the issues I’ve had (that I didn’t have with the other brand I’ve tried). Be careful and hopefully it will end up working well for you!EDIT: I have used this a few more times after mainly using a gel glue (which I prefer) and I really dislike this the more I I use it. 1) it doesn’t feel good on my skin (compared to the gel glue which feels comfortable) and 2) it destroys the lashes. With the gel glue I use, I can easily peel and wash off the glue to use the lashes again. This glue is so hard + stuck on that even after soaking it, there is still chunks of glue hardened on it. Wouldn’t recommend unless you’re using for like a craft or not on a human/living being.

hold lashes for two weeks.

These are definitely NOT waterproof. I could wash my face without them falling off, but the minute I took a shower they were all gone. It's a little crusty if you apply generously but overall held well.

This is the best glue I have ever used. It is easy to use, lasts up to 2 weeks (for me), and using the seal really helps keep them on. If you don't use the seal, they can stay tacky. I find that pressing them together with my fingers after a shower really helps. When you need to take them off, it doesn't hurt, is easy and doesn't take real lashes with it.

There's definitely a learning curve transitioning from using strip lash glue to this type of glue. I had difficulties using this my first few times, but got better as I researched and learned more at doing my own lashes using this type of glue. It's thinner than strip lash glue and thinner than the kiss individual lash glue, but the hold is amazing! Ps. A LITTLE goes a long way and SHAKE VERY WELL! That was a biggie. My first 2 times, I didn't shake it as long as it said to and the 3rd time I did. In doing this, there's a noticeable difference in the glue viscosity and the hold of the glue.THIS IS TO BE APPLIED ON YOUR LASHES THEMSELVES, NOT ON SKIN. That's why its so thin. It burns if it's on your skin. I have sensitive eyes, this glue has little to no fumes and no smell at all. The only time it burned just a little bit, was when I got the glue on my waterline my first time applying my lashes with this glue. I've had no problems since only applying it to my lash line and avoiding getting it on my skin.Upon my first 2 attempts, I only had a hold of up to a week, but that was my own fault. I researched and learned how to use this type of glue properly and had no adverse reactions. I did however lose a clump of lashes the first time trying to remove them, that's when I learned you had to use professional lash glue remover, not strip lash remover. This is IMPORTANT: Make sure you have professional lash glue remover to remove this lash glue. This won't come off with regular strip lash remover AND you'll definitely lose tons of lashes if you try to just peel them off. This lash glue has no latex in it or anything similar in it, so it makes it dry hard. It's only noticeably hard tho, if you use too much glue and especially if too much glue gets on the lashes themselves and not just the strip part of the cluster.My usage tips that got me my best results: Use one drop for one eye. Spread the glue on your tray just slightly by dipping the lash cluster in the glue then dragging the glue across the glue tray, almost like you're wiping the glue off the lash cluster. Dip the cluster again, but in the thinned out part of the glue drop that was dragged across, not the full drop spot. This makes the glue tackier and allows for better application. Do this a few times until there's enough glue on the cluster lash. Then allow it to dry/get tackier for no more than 3 seconds, then hold it close to the lash line, avoiding getting it on your skin, for about 5 seconds. I used to wait 5 - 10 seconds before applying, but that was too long and the glue was pretty much dry and only holding on to like one or 2 lashes... this glue has a fast dry time, which I wasn't accounting for originally.I gave it 4 stars cause it could have come with some type of warnings or directions, but it comes with just the glue itself in a bag with an extra cap. The other cap is to pierce the top if glue gets stuck in the nozzle, not for storage.

Burns eyes used it with individual clusters easy to remove w proper oil remover .

it’s works great and is waterproof