HOW TO WORK WITH lash adhesive IN WINTER?
To be honest, the rules of working with lash adhesive shouldn't depend on the season. The only point is that in summer time we rarely use the primer. Also, some lash artists prefer different types of adhesive. For example, in winter they use slower and more dense adhesive and in summer - faster and more liquid one.

Here are some simple tips that suit every lash adhesive :
  • Remove make up carefully
    Even if your client has no makeup, you should clean her lashes completely.
  • Use the pre-treatment only for clean lashes
    We advise you to use the liquid with a high content of alcohol and without any aromas (like the RQL pre-treatment). Aromas often contain essential oils which are bad for retention.
  • Work with the dome-shaped drop
    And don't put it on different surfaces. You should use the micro glue drop. Immerse the fan only in the center of the drop and regularly change it.
  • The lash adhesive works slower in cold
    You can use adhesive with faster dry time or just change the temperature in your room.
  • The possibility of shock polymerization also depends on the humidity
    But because of heating the air inside the room is often very dry, so try to use the humidifier.
  • Try to use the appropriate amount of adhesive
    It should be enough, not too little and not too much.
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