UV Lash Glue for Eyelash Extensions, Curing 1-2 Sec Drying Time, Extreme Retention 7-9 Weeks, Lash Adhesive for UV Light Professional Use Only (5ml/2 Pack)

Took some getting use to, but super easy to set up. Don’t love that there weren’t any tips or anything to use it but I’ve already been informed about it. The neck is super flexible and sturdy. Glue is amazing and cheap! First time I had bad retention but now it’s amazing! So happy I didn’t spend $300+ on this type of system!

Girl don’t do it. The formula is way too thick completely unusable!

Bought a 2 pice and only one came, also came in dried out

Does cure fast once the light hits. Take care not to use too much

This glue is no joke… talk about gorilla don’t have anything on this

I was not impressed with this glue. The fans fell apart before I could cure the glue with my light. Very hard to use.

This uv glue is crap. I'm sorry I bought a 2 pack. It might work well for other things but as an eyelash adhesive, it was a painful experience. It takes forever to cure. I mean I had to babysit each lash for about ten seconds. Literally hold it under the uv light and let it cure for 10 seconds before moving onto the next lash. And i still had stickies to pry apart. Worst set ever. It was embarrassing and I'm pretty sure it cost me a customer. Please for tge live of God heed this warning and move on. As they'd say on star wars...."this is not the adhesive you seek. You shall continue looking. "

If used as advertised, this "glue" cures almost instantly with a 365nm UV torch. That is small, localized applications, as would be used for eyelashes.In larger amounts, it does take a few additional seconds to cure. For example, with the same UV light, a 3/16" diameter pool took around 7 seconds of exposure to fully cure. A 1/8" pool took around 5 seconds. Nothing surprising to me and it cures fully (hard/solid all the way through).The included applicator tips do a decent job at dispensing small amounts, but it's not pinpoint accurate. If maximum dispensing accuracy is required, additional tools are necessary. I find a large sewing pin works great for me to transfer tiny amounts with high accuracy. Being a UV cured "glue" you have plenty of working time (unless you're doing applications in direct sunlight).The viscosity is right between what I would consider a thin and medium CA glue, leaning more towards medium viscosity. The bottles are tiny and completely opaque. I left a small pool exposed to artificial light for around 30 minutes and it became gooey, but did not harden. After messing about with said pool for an additional 15 minutes or so, it did eventually dry out. The ingredients list is interesting (CA glue?), as shown in the photo, but I'm no chemist. It does have a mild CA-like odor.The price seems steep, as you can buy much larger quantities of "UV Resin" for less and this product doesn't include, or advertise, any certifications related to the advertised use. Having said that, it does seem to work as intended. I was able to securely attach an eyelash (a real one) to a sticky note as shown in another photo (I don't have any fake eyelashes on hand to test with and neither my better half, nor the dog, would allow me to experiment). I wouldn't hesitate using this for intricate/delicate repairs, where a standard CA glue isn't optimal (out of production, multi-piece crystal figurines, purchased second hand and shipped carelessly is a perfect example).