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This category covers specialist lash extension products for which no separate subcategory exists — each of them fulfils a unique function different from degreasing, priming, removing and activating.

Additional Lash Liquids — Five Products That Don't Fit Anywhere Else

Every product on this page serves a specific moment in the lash workflow with a different logic. It's important to note that despite their apparent diversity, all are functionally significant — the absence of any one of them in the working process is felt in the results.

Lash Shampoo — the Only Appropriate Client Cleanser

Lash extension shampoo is a specialised foaming cleanser formulated without oils, conditioners or components that degrade cyanoacrylate adhesive. It's important to note that standard cleansing products — even those labelled "gentle" or "soap-free" — very often contain hydrophobic components that affect the adhesive bond. Lash shampoo is the only product recommended for daily home cleaning by the client. Available in small trial sizes (7–10 ml) and in 100 ml for regular use.

Sealant — Protecting the Bond After the Session

The sealant is applied over a completed set of extensions — it coats the bond points and protects them from moisture in the period immediately after the procedure. It's important to note that the sealant does not replace the 24-hour full polymerisation window — it reduces the bond sensitivity to water contact, but does not make them fully waterproof immediately.

Fume Neutraliser — for Practitioner and Client Comfort

The fume neutraliser is placed in the working space during application — not applied to the client. It absorbs or chemically neutralises the volatile components of the adhesive in the room air. It's important to note that it is particularly useful in smaller or less ventilated spaces and for clients with sensitivity to the adhesive's vapour.

Glue Trap — Managing Adhesive on the Stone

The glue trap (glue killer) is applied directly to a drop of adhesive that has already polymerised or is no longer needed on the stone — it deactivates it instantly, preventing runoff or unwanted contact. It's important to note that the glue trap is NOT a remover — it does not dissolve the bonds of already-applied extensions, only free adhesive on the stone.

Growth Gel — Long-Term Lash Support

The lash and brow growth gel is applied to natural lashes to stimulate growth and strengthen keratin. It's important to note that it is only compatible with lash extensions if the formula contains no oils — oil-based serums are incompatible with cyanoacrylate adhesive.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can standard shampoo be used on lash extensions?

No. It's important to note that even "gentle" shampoos contain components that affect the adhesive. The only recommended product for daily cleansing is specialised lash shampoo.

Is a sealant sufficient to replace the 24-hour no-moisture period?

No. The sealant reduces the risk but does not eliminate it. It's important to note that the 24-hour no-moisture window is chemically determined — it cannot be shortened by a product alone.


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