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This is an easy method that also applies to YY and W. Different methods work for different people - you need a tweezer with a thin tip such as our hybrid 45 these makes it much easier for a precise grip.
Okay, let’s talk. You’ve just tried a new lash adhesive and suddenly clients who’ve never had issues before are now complaining about poor retention. You're thinking: ‘It has to be the glue, right? I should’ve just stuck with my old one. This brand is trash, must be a bad batch. I want a refund!’
Hold up — let me stop you right there. The glue is not the problem.
Here’s the real tea: it’s your application.
Switching adhesives is like trying a new cake recipe. Sure, you can follow the steps exactly, but it probably won’t turn out perfect the first time. You have to tweak it — adjust your technique, work with the new set time, maybe even change your humidity or room temp. Every glue has its own personality, and it takes time to get to know it.
So before you drag the glue, take a good look at your process. With the right adjustments, that ‘bad glue’ might actually become your new fave./blogs/news/common-misconceptions-about-lash-adhesive-let-s-clear-things-up
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