Duo Individual Lash Adhesive, 7 g, Black

Product Information

Eyelash glue is used to adhere false eyelashes to your natural lashes or your lash line, depending on the type of lashes you wish to wear. The Duo individual lash adhesive is available in both a clear and dark finish (like many of their products) and has a clever dropper design bottle for easy, fuss-free product distribution.

We have lash glue for individual lashes with dropper bottle tops, or bottles where product can be poured when more is required; whatever you find most practical, we are confident we have a glue that ticks all the boxes! Regarded as the globe’s most successful eyelash glue, DUO was originally owned by the Knomark Company before being sold to Revlon in 1957.If you rarely wear false lashes, then a small 5ml or 7g DUO will probably last you for months on end. DUO Individual lash glue will hold lashes firmly in place for up to two weeks as long as you apply the glue correctly and keep lashes away from water and steam. If you are, subscribe and save when you choose to have your choice of glue sent to you every 2, 4, 6 or 8 weeks. Once inside, you need to verify your status as a student to get your discount and access to all the most recent offers, events and promotions. Often I wear ash stripes overnight for a few days and might only need to place a small amount more of glue (with a safety pin or sewing needle) to the outside or inner corner of the lash strip to re-anchor.

Finally, use a warm water and mild soap solution to rinse your eyelashes to completely remove any remaining glue and residue. Generally, lash remover is only used by lash techs, or if you've applied individual or flare lashes with a glue like Ardell Lash Tite or Eylure Superfix. There are two main categories of eyelash glue: glue that's designed for strip lashes, and glue that's designed for individual lashes . The rule is pretty simple, though: Strip lash glues generally do not require a remover when it comes to taking your lashes off.If the lash glue is still not coming off, you can use a pair of tweezers to gently pull the lashes away from the skin. Just make sure to take your time and be gentle while removing the adhesive, so you don’t cause any additional damage to your delicate skin.