Ardell LashTite Lash Adhesive Dark for Individual Lashes, 0.75 fl oz

I read the reviews prior purchasing and I can say I don’t have any regrets. I’ve done my set at home by myself and I’ve had them on for the past 2weeks. During which only 3 lashes fell off and I had to do a touch up. Now that’s normal, they’re not meant to last FOREVER. My lashes fell off because how I sleep (I toss and turn often) and I did a full face wash and didn’t have the patience to blow dry my lashes fully. So, for me those were the contributing factors as to they fell off. The lash glue does have a pungent odor, which I was worried it’ll burn but it didn’t. A little goes a long way, just a pea drop amount is needed. Now for the application process. I discovered that using a toothpick (yes I know) to apply the glue to the lash band makes the process a lot easier. The glue does dry quickly and gets hard up on contact with your lashes. As it relates to the removal process. I had to use petroleum jelly, it requires a little bit more work. I will purchase a lash glue remover and compare which is better. I implore you not to pluck the lashes from your eyelash because it is painful. The bond is very strong, as I previously stated I toss in my sleep and apparently one fell off and so did my eyelashes too, yikes. I will recommend you read the reviews. I for one don’t have an issue per se with Ardell lash glue. I’ll do an update with my a fresh set.

So I’ve read a lot of comments about this glue. I do lash clusters and what I can say is if you’re only using the bond and seal your clusters are only going to last a few days. In order for longevity you have to use a lash glue. This was my first pick and my lashes always last for 2 weeks my clients too! If you use too much then it will look like cement (hard) so try not to overdo it. Keep a tooth pick handy to stir glue bc it dries quickly!! The hold is awesome! Haven’t had any complaints about the glue burning,or clients being allergic etc. if this glue isn’t holding for you then something is off with you! This stuff holds well!! It does have a smell,but is not that bad. If you accidentally get in your eyes, it does burn a little but not to where you can’t stand it.A little goes a long way and it works well with the falscara bond & seal. Also, I’ve had NO PROBLEMS with removal. My clusters come straight off without me even using remover!! If you keep them on long enough they’ll slide right on off. Your real lashes won’t rip out either if you do it properly! Also you can remove the lashes with Vaseline! You don’t have to purchase all this remover stuff wasting your coins! Get you some petroleum jelly and they’ll slide right on off!

**Please Read** if you're worried about the DIY lash horror stories you've seen on YouTube and Internet reviews. **UPDATE** 11/28/17: Still using this product and still (thankfully) don't hate it. It's got the same pros/cons I originally listed below. I'm about a quarter of the way through the bottle and have used it once a week or so since I got the glue. Updated my stars from 4 to 3 due to lack of true durability and how difficult it was to work with initially. Added suggestions: 1) If you tend to be rough on your eyes, sleep on your side or face down, or tend to take hot showers/work out and shower often - be prepared to reapply lashes about halfway through the week. It breaks down after about 3 days of rough wear and tear. 2) Do not use Q-Tips in removal process as cotton gets all tangled in the glue and lashes. Use an eye makeup brush instead. **ORIGINAL POST** 8/6/2017: Summary: This product works. I gave it 4 stars because it works. HOWEVER! This is not for first time lash product users or for anyone unwilling to research and do testing. Keep reading below for details, suggestions, and Pros/Cons. Main thoughts: Overall, this stuff is a nightmare the first couple of uses, but after trial and error -- it is worth buying. I'll be buying it again. I wear strip lashes almost every day and have used individual lashes in the past ... and this was difficult for me to use. I had to do multiple tests and definitely panicked when I didn't use the remover the right way the first time -- definitely thought I was going to lose my lashes AND burn my eyeballs out. But overall, this is a cheap and effective solution if you want lash extensions without the crazy price tag. Suggestions: I recommend watching videos from YouTuber "Pretty Casual" to get tips on LashTite application and removal. I watched many videos on this stuff, but hers were the most helpful and positive reviews I found. For lashes themselves, I actually prefer using cut up sections of strip lashes versus individual lashes - Ardell Demi Wispies are what I have on - but individual professional lashes or the Ardell Duralash clusters work fine as well. Do not put on a full strip lash without sectioning it first -- you'll damage the skin on your lids and your natural lashes. Pros: - This product is EXTREMELY durable. It will absolutely hold up for swimming, showering, and face washing for more than a week. - Clean finish. The black glue doesn't look obvious if applied correctly. - Product doesn't have an immediate chemical smell and doesn't sting your eyes if you're applying it right. - A little goes a LONG way. Like...barely a drop on the end of a lash is enough to keep it on. I'll probably have this stuff for years. - The glue is cheaper than other professional lash glues on the market. Other brands even on Amazon are close to $20. - Whole process is cheap. Lashes, glue, and remover purchases come out to under $20. This is literally 10x cheaper than going to get extensions done (professional is closer to $100 + the cost of fills every two weeks) -- and the end result feels basically the same. I've had professional ones done and it doesn't feel that different. Upkeep is the same. Initial work + fill in every week or two. - The application is fast... ***After hours of practicing and a couple of stressful experiences. See cons section.*** I can now put lashes on and take them off in about the same amount of time as when I do regular strip lashes with normal glue -- less than 10 mins. I just do this once a week versus every day. - Dries quickly. You don't have goop just sitting on your lashes. This is also a con (see below). Cons: - Dries like super glue. This stuff is evil if you get it on your real lashes and don't remove mistakes immediately. It dries SO quickly and is rock hard when it clumps. Clumps WILL stab your skin and cause irritation and your natural lashes WILL pull if you accidentally glue them together. - Clumps are miserable to remove. A little really, really goes a long way. If you use too much, it takes a ton of work and patience to dissolve/remove it. Like 10-30 mins of sitting there with steam and LashTite remover on your face. - The glue is tough, the remover is worse. It is the most effective option - oil will not break down this product. But the LashTite remover smells horrible and burns like rubbing alcohol if you get it in your eyes. It is strong enough to break down nail polish...I tested it...so be really, really careful. - Quick drying means you have to work fast. You have to keep the glue in the bottle and cap it tightly to keep it from drying out. This means you have to keep the bottle handy, but cover between uses when applying the lashes. It's annoying, but better than following the instructions on the bottle to "put a drop on tin foil" -- it just wastes the product and makes it harder to work with since it dries so fast. Hope this helps!

If you’re looking for a lash glue that’ll make your lashes last, this is a good and affordable DIY lash glue. I use this glue for my lash clusters, but please keep in mind that this glue is made for INDIVIDUALS. It’s a “professional” lash glue, It is very strong and honestly dries into plastic, which has caused me slight discomfort at first, but I get used to them after about a day. It wont work if you use the glue right away, you have to wait like 5 minutes before use so it can get tacky and actually stick to your lashes. When the time comes where you want to remove your lashes, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PULL YOUR CLUSTERS OFF, as you WILL end up with bald spots on your lash line (coming from someone who pulled them off and lost a lot of my natural lashes.) On another note, the Ardell lash remover just straight up sucks. I’ve gotten my lashes off with the remover before, but it took like at least a 30 minute cycle of applying the remover and tugging at the clusters, and I lost some natural lashes in the process. I suggest using the Lashview gentle aloe remover cream, which you can get here on amazon for $10. The Lashview cream will get your lashes off without taking your natural lashes with them. Overall, I think this is a good lash glue if you want long lasting clusters, but PLEASE get a professional lash remover like Lashview for the sake of your natural lashes. The Ardell lash remover that comes with this is so useless.

These are tiny couple of oz ... Small drop is all you need. It says fast and hard. Be careful to not put it directly to your eyes. Small odor to it and a little tacky. It is water proof , the false lashes stay on for weeks if you know how to apply them on correctly.

If you want your fake lashes to come off in your lifetime, use a small amount. It was a bit runny compared to other brands I’ve used & takes longer to dry so I figured I’d use a bit more so they could stay put. I bought the remover as well & I’ve been trying to get 3 clusters off for 2 days!

This theeeee best glue ever! I got tired of doing the strips and started doing clusters. Let me just say I love the look of clusters but finding the right glue has been the biggest struggle and biggest hunt. That bond and seal stuff didn’t last past 2-3 days. I would wash my face and they would start coming off. I hated that it made my lashes hard and if I slept wrong they’d be all messed up. But I have not had that issue with this glue at all. My lashes don’t get stuck together. Everything doesn’t get sticky. A bit of advice would be to let it dry before moving on to the next cluster and it can take a few seconds but it does dry. Fan it or invest in a fan if you don’t already have one. But let me tell you once this glue is dry it’s stuck. They ain’t moving or going anywhere. I will say it can get messy easily if you’re not careful and take the right steps. It took me a few tries to figure out how much glue is good. How much glue is too much and how much is too little. But once you find the right technique and consistency of the glue this glue is the best. Best I’ve tried so far. My only complaint would be the scent. It does have a scent. I have not gotten any inside my eye so I can’t speak on if it burns or not. But it does have a scent. I am sensitive to smells so to me it’s strong. But once it’s dry the smell does disappear completely that’s the only reason I don’t mind the scent. The biggest reason why I love this glue is because I can shower regularly. I can allow the water to touch them when I shower. I can wash my face. And they will still last me 7 days. I have not worn them longer than 7 days. Every seven days I change them. Taking them off is easy. Removing them can burn your eyes if you’re not careful. But removing isn’t messy. And if you’re not careful when removing you will definitely be pulling out some of your natural lashes and we don’t want that. So removing should be done gently and with patience. I haven’t seen them ruin my natural lashes. I’ve lost one lash three different times. Not too bad for me. The more I have done them the better I get at applying and removing. I do them once a week and only takes me about 10-15 minutes to apply on both eyes. I won’t go to anyone to do them ever. They look so good.

I have to say, it was tricky to figure out but you have to let it get tacky before you apply. Other than that, it’s pretty strong. Lasts around a week or more. I’d advise to find a eyelash balm remover to take it off (from what I’ve heard). The adhesive remover Ardell sells doesn’t work it remove it.

I used to buy the same brand but small size, and never had a problem for 7 days until remove by myself.

Me gusta porque no daña la pestaña natural. Si te pasas de pegamento es difícil de quitar.

Pose "faite maison" par ma femme (c'était sa première fois 👉👈 ) Les + de la colle: Gros format, pas cher, bonne tenue Les - de la colle: Pas de compte goutte au goulot, forte odeur, colle après plusieurs secondes ☆ Malgre son odeur forte elle ne pique pas MES yeux, la tenue est bonne (ça fait déjà 7 ou 10 jours que jai mes extensions et j'ai quasiment rien perdu ! Cependant je passe rarement mes yeux sous l'eau sauf pour les nettoyer de temps en temps, ⚠️ pas d'huile ou de solution huileuse dessus ⚠️ je les brosse matin et soir) Quand elle me les a posé,elle soufflait sur l'extension qu'elle posait afin que le cil adhère plus vite (dans 70% des cas elle devait souffler pour être sure que la colle fasse bien son boulot rapidement) Pour le prix je recommande, ça reste "que" 14€ pour une marque réputée. Donc soit vous mettez 90€ pour une marque de pro et vous avez la qualité, soit 3€ sur un site chinois et vous avez l'économie. Je trouve que cette colle est un très bon entre deux 👌

لا يمسك جيدا الرموش و الأطراف تفك

Just pour little glue and wait for 15-20 minutes to be tacky and then apply. It definitely holds the falsies for weeks. But yes if you apply it straight away from the bottle it won’t be that strong. Also, do your lashes in the morning with this glue and try not to wet them for at least 30 hours. That’s what kept my lashes for weeks. Also, never get shampoo or conditioner. These are the only weaknesses of this glue. Oh and get Fadlash cream remover. The Ardell remover doesn’t work at all. Infact it make the glue more stubborn!