Are you still looking for the best eyelash glue?

Every day we see and hear eyelash stylists complaining about their eyelash glue, especially with the volume technique. The truth is that in most cases of poor retention, it has nothing to do with the brand of glue. In most cases, the problems are caused by not using and storing the glue properly.

Today we are going to tell you how to best store your glue to get the best out of it!

TIP 1 - Don't stock up on a huge supply of glue!

We understand that you would rather place one large order every 6 months so that you are set for a while, but this can become a problem for your glue. Our glues are good for 8 months unopened, so if you buy 4-5 bottles at the same time, it is possible that the last 2 bottles you open may already be past those 8 months.

 TIP 2 - Store unopened bottles in a cool place.

Make sure that you store your unopened bottles in a cool place. The best place is a cabinet in a basement (closet) or another cool space or a refrigerator (only unopened bottles). For extra protection against humidity, we recommend storing the glue in a thermopack or airtight container. The temperature should not only be cool but also constant. Large changes in temperature can cause condensation in the bottle and can affect the performance.

TIP 3 - As soon as the bottle is open, store it in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity.

Once the bottle is open, it starts to polymerize on the inside of the bottle, so it is very important that you keep the glue away from heat, direct sunlight, and moisture. The best way is to store open bottles in a rice jar, thermopack, or airtight container.

TIP 4 - Write the opening date on the bottle.

Write the date on the bottle when you open the glue for the first time. You can write this on a piece of tape that you stick on your bottle or in your planner. If you want your glue to always work optimally, we recommend replacing it every month.

TIP 5 - SHAKE IT.

Before every new drop of glue, you must shake it for at least 15-20 seconds so that all the ingredients are mixed. If it is not mixed well, the drop will not be black but transparent. A drop of glue should always be pitch black. (except for clear glue;-)) And if it is a no-shake glue like the Expert glues from Lash Art Pro, then this is not necessary either.