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When the temperature climbs and the heat and humidity wreak havoc on our skin, hair and nails, it also affects our brows and lashes. Where I live you can literally fry an egg on the sidewalk. It has been over 110 degrees F here and other places around the globe.
How do we handle client retention? Can you imagine getting into your hot car after its been sitting in the heat for hours? It takes some time for the AC to kick in.
Send your clients home with a fab After Care Kit like this one from Glad Lash.
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Hi,I still having problems with glue, it sticks the neighbor lashes.
I am using the sensitive pro I purchase in glad lash.
Hi Seebol,
Working with the sensitive glue can be a little challenging. The sensitive glue is a slower dry time. So our suggestion is to do one or two lashes on each eye spaced a little bit apart. Rotating between eyes gives the glue more time to dry. A hand held fan helps in this process too. Remember to go through your lashes frequently with your tweezer tips to gently separate any stickies. We hope my tips help.
Hi,I still having problems with glue, it sticks the neighbor lashes.
I am using the sensitive pro I purchase in glad lash.
Hi Seebol,
Working with the sensitive glue can be a little challenging. The sensitive glue is a slower dry time. So our suggestion is to do one or two lashes on each eye spaced a little bit apart. Rotating between eyes gives the glue more time to dry. A hand held fan helps in this process too. Remember to go through your lashes frequently with your tweezer tips to gently separate any stickies. We hope my tips help.
Hi,I still having problems with glue, it sticks the neighbor lashes.
I am using the sensitive pro I purchase in glad lash.
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Glad Lash
November 21, 2016
Hi Seebol,
Working with the sensitive glue can be a little challenging. The sensitive glue is a slower dry time. So our suggestion is to do one or two lashes on each eye spaced a little bit apart. Rotating between eyes gives the glue more time to dry. A hand held fan helps in this process too. Remember to go through your lashes frequently with your tweezer tips to gently separate any stickies. We hope my tips help.