Sensitive Eyelash Extensions Glue

Who is this glue for ⚠️?

This glue is for professional lash techs only beginners to intermediate level. It is not suitable for sensitive eyes or DIY, clusters, or strip lashes. Usage against instructions may cause reactions

An excellent option for you if: 

• You work in high humidity conditions 60 to 75% 
• You are an advanced skill level lash tech 
• You use Hand-made volume fans and Classic lashes
• You are working on your lashing speed

How to achieve maximum retention with our Sivote Sensitive Glue? 

• Try to keep Temperature between: 20 to 25° C | 68 to 77° F
• Try to keep Humidity between 50% to 75% 
• Temperature below 68° F, Sivote Sensitive adhesive may be curing slower 
• Temperature above 77° F, Sivote Sensitive adhesive may be curing faster
• Below 50% humidity - Sivote Sensitive adhesive may be curing slower
• Above 70% humidity - Sivote Sensitive adhesive may be curing faster, its preferred to use a dehumidifier.

Easiest way to adjust temperature in your lash room is to use AC, fan or heating, and to increase or decrease the humidity, use a humidifier or dehumidifier. 

What are the product properties? 

• Latex-free
• Formaldehyde-free
• Vegan 
• Cruelty-free

If you are having retention issues, please use this checklist:

1. Adjust the level of humidity and/or temperature in the room to the recommended levels.
2. Clean natural lashes properly – with lash shampoo/foam to clean the eyelash from any residue 
3. For even better results, use retention boosters to open hair cuticles and enable the glue to bond better with a natural lash.
4. For those clients who have curly eyelashes, it is better to use glue that has a high viscosity, using a low viscosity glue will decrease the retention of the extensions.
5. Check if your professional eyelash glue bottle is still fresh.
6. Shake it well before each drop
7. Take out the air by pressing the bottle before using 
8. Make sure you ALWAYS work with a fresh glue drop (it's preferred to change a glue drop every 10-20 minutes - or even more frequently during the hot months).
9. Make sure to NOT add fresh glue to the previous drop of the glue, to avoid glue getting thick
10. Make sure you pick up a good amount of glue - a too-small bead that is not visible or a very thin layer of adhesive might not be enough to hold the extension on the natural lash for the next few weeks
11. The glue drop used should be neither too large (the greater the surface, the more the adhesive will come in contact with the air), nor too small (the glue drop will dry too fast).
12. Check if your attachment is correct there should be at least a 2mm attachment with the natural lash, with no split or crisscrossed bases.
13. Cap the bottle and store it in a cool and dry place

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