In this category, you will find a selection of professional lash extension glues and lifting or lamination treatments, designed for lash artists, lash technicians, and beauty centers looking to work with safe, effective, and high-quality products.
Lash adhesives are one of the most important elements in eyelash treatments, as the retention of the extensions, the precision of the work, and the client's comfort during the service largely depend on them. Therefore, it is essential to use professional glues specifically formulated for aesthetic use, which guarantee stable performance and long-lasting results.
At Seena Owell, you will find adhesives for eyelash extensions adapted to different techniques and levels of experience, from fast-drying glues for experienced professionals to more controllable adhesives for those seeking a larger working window.
In addition to extension glues, in this category you will also find specific glues for lash lifting and lamination or lash lifting balms used in the Korean technique, which are increasingly popular among professional lash artists.
To complete the workstation setup, we also have accessories designed to improve the use and preservation of adhesives, including:
- Silicone strips to hold lashes during lamination
- Containers to preserve glues and adhesives
- Cap plugs with needles to prevent adhesive clogging
- Thermometers and hygrometers to monitor working conditions
We work with professional brands recognized in the lash industry, such as Neicha, Permania, Maxymova, Thuya, or Refectocil, as well as our own brand Seena Owell, selecting products that meet the standards required by beauty centers and industry professionals.
At Seena Owell, the safety of your clients and the success of your lash treatments are our priority. Therefore, all our adhesives and chemical products are registered in the Cosmetic Products Notification Portal (CPNP). This registration guarantees that each formula strictly complies with European Union regulations and ensures the traceability of its ingredients.
In this way, every glue you purchase offers chemical safety and legal peace of mind for your beauty center.
Frequently Asked Questions about Eyelash Extension Glue
Which glue to choose for eyelash extensions according to the working technique?
Eyelash extension glue should be chosen taking into account the technique used, the professional's working speed, and the salon's environmental conditions.
More experienced lash artists usually work with fast-drying adhesives, which allow the extensions to be fixed almost immediately and speed up the service. On the other hand, those who are starting out usually prefer slower-drying glues, which offer a larger time margin to correctly place the extension on the natural lash.
Additionally, some adhesives work particularly well for techniques like Russian Volume or light volume, while others are designed for the classic technique. Choosing the right glue helps improve work precision and extension retention.
What factors influence the drying of eyelash extension glue?
The drying of eyelash extension adhesives depends mainly on environmental humidity, temperature, and the drying speed of the glue itself.
When environmental conditions are not suitable, the adhesive may dry too fast or too slow, which can make application difficult and affect extension retention. For this reason, many professionals use thermometers and hygrometers to monitor the conditions of the workspace.
How long does an eyelash extension glue last once opened?
Once opened, most professional eyelash extension glues have a shelf life of approximately 4 to 8 weeks, although this can vary slightly depending on the brand and storage conditions.
On the other hand, if the adhesive remains closed and unopened, it can normally be kept in good condition for 6 to 12 months from its manufacture, provided it is stored correctly and within the conditions recommended by the manufacturer.
Over time, especially once opened, the glue may lose its properties, which can affect drying speed and extension retention. For this reason, it is advisable to renew the adhesive periodically and store it properly to ensure consistent results in the salon.
How should eyelash extension glue be stored?
To keep the adhesive in good condition, it is advisable to store it in a cool, dry place protected from light, avoiding sudden temperature changes and always keeping the container tightly closed.
Many professionals believe that eyelash extension glue should be stored in the refrigerator, but in most cases, it is neither necessary nor recommended, as temperature changes and condensation can affect the adhesive's behavior when it is reopened.
The most appropriate way is to store the glue at a stable room temperature, always following the manufacturer's instructions and using, if possible, specific airtight containers for lash adhesives, which help protect the product from humidity and prolong its shelf life once opened.
Why do eyelash extensions sometimes not retain well?
Extension retention can be affected by different factors, such as application technique, natural lash preparation, humidity conditions, or the type of adhesive used.
Working with a glue suitable for the salon's conditions, correctly preparing the natural lash, and applying the extension with the right amount of adhesive are key aspects to improve service durability.
Which accessories help to better preserve eyelash glue?
There are several accessories designed to improve the use and preservation of the adhesive. Notable among them are airtight containers for glues, which help protect the product from environmental humidity.
Needle caps are also very useful, as they prevent the glue nozzle from clogging, as well as thermometers and hygrometers, which allow for monitoring the temperature and humidity of the workspace.
What glue to choose for eyelash extensions according to the level of experience?
More experienced professionals usually work with fast-drying adhesives, which allow for more agile applications during extension services.
In contrast, lash artists who are just starting out often prefer glues with a slower drying time, as they offer a larger time margin to place the extension correctly before the adhesive sets.
Why is it important to use professional eyelash extension glues?
Professional eyelash extension glues are formulated specifically for these types of treatments and offer greater stability, retention, and safety compared to adhesives not designed for aesthetic use.
Working with professional adhesives allows for more precise and long-lasting applications, offering clients higher quality results and ensuring a safer service in the beauty center.
How important is humidity when working with lash glues?
Environmental humidity directly influences the behavior of the adhesive, as it affects the polymerization process of the glue.
When humidity is too low or too high, the adhesive may dry faster or slower than expected, which can make work difficult. That is why it is advisable to control the salon's conditions to achieve a more stable application and more consistent results.
What is the difference between glue and balm in lash lifting services?
In lash lifting or lamination treatments, glue and balm fulfill similar functions but have different characteristics.
Lifting glue is used to fix the shield to the eyelid and the natural lashes to the silicone shield or pad before applying treatment products. This adhesive keeps the lashes firmly attached to the shield throughout the process.
Lash lifting balm, widely used in the Korean technique, has a creamier and more flexible texture. It allows the lashes to be fixed to the shield without them becoming completely rigid, making it easier to separate and place them with greater precision during the treatment.
When is it better to use glue and when to use balm in a lash lifting?
Lash lifting glue is traditionally used to fix natural lashes to the silicone shield or pad before applying treatment products. It offers a firmer hold, so it is often useful when lashes are thicker, unruly, or difficult to keep in the desired position.
Lash lifting balm, widely used in the Korean technique, has a creamier and more flexible texture. It allows lashes to be fixed to the shield more gently, preventing them from being completely rigid and facilitating their separation and placement during the treatment, which is why it is recommended for fine and moldable lashes.
Many professionals prefer to use balm when looking to work with greater comfort and precision, while glue can be more practical when a stronger hold is needed from the beginning of the service.
