Lash Bond and Seal Mascara for Long Lasting Waterproof Eyelash Extensions - 5ml+5ml

hello, so I just wanted to start off by saying that this lash glue is a GAME CHANGER. Last year I went on a search, looking for the BEST lash glue that would hold through tears because I used to cry A LOT 😂😂😂 trust me i went through a whole session listening to my summer walker (and other artists that fit the music session) AND THE LASHES WERE STILL ON days later. But check this out, BABYYY I went swimming not too long ago and my lashes were holding on TIGHTTT honeyyy thanks to Laubess ! this glue has broken my scale out of 10. Y’all give it a try , it won’t dissapoint.

This eyelash glue has helped me love strip lashes and individual lashes again. It’s so convenient with its dual end of glue and seal. So you can throw it in your bag if you need any touch ups or a trip.The glue is easy to work with, you’re able to twist and curve the applicator so that it’s easier for you to use at the angle that best suits you. I curved mine to work it with my left hand easier.Overall it’s a great lash glue and the price is great too.I’ve tried others that are more expensive and they hurt my eyes or make me cry through the whole thing which makes it impossible to do my lashes.

I’ve been using the Lash Bond and Seal for Eyelash Extensions for a few weeks now, and overall, it’s a solid product for DIY lash extensions. Here’s my experience with it:What I Like:Strong Hold: The lash bond works well in terms of adhesion. Once applied, it really keeps the lashes in place and holds them securely for a long time. I’ve worn my extensions for several days at a time without them budging or falling off, which is exactly what I was looking for.Waterproof: I’ve tested it through some light sweating and a few water splashes, and it does a great job of staying intact. If you’re looking for something that can withstand humidity, light rain, or even swimming, this glue holds up well.Sealant Really Helps: The seal (used after applying the bond) makes a noticeable difference. It helps lock everything in place and adds a bit of extra protection against moisture and oils, which helps the lashes last longer. The seal gives the overall application a bit of a “final touch” that ensures everything stays in place.Easy Application: The glue has a smooth, clear consistency, which made it easy to apply with a small applicator. The applicator gives you control over the amount of product being used, so you don’t end up with a mess.What Could Be Improved:Takes Time to Set: One thing I noticed is that the lash bond can take a little longer to set compared to other eyelash glues I’ve tried. It’s important to let the bond dry for a few seconds before applying the extensions, which means you need a bit of patience. It’s not a huge issue, but it requires a little extra time compared to faster-drying options.Not as Flexible: While the bond provides a great hold, I did find that the lashes felt a little stiffer than with some other glues. If you’re used to more natural-feeling extensions, this might be something to consider. The lashes don’t feel as flexible and soft, especially after sealing, but they do stay securely in place.Removal Can Be Tricky: When it comes time to remove the lashes, the bond can be a little difficult to break down. I found that I needed a good lash remover and some patience to remove the extensions without damaging my natural lashes. If you’re not careful, it could pull on your real lashes.In Summary: The Lash Bond and Seal for Eyelash Extensions is a great option for DIY lash enthusiasts looking for strong, long-lasting hold. It performs well in terms of waterproofing and retention, and the sealant really does help lock everything in place. However, it does take a bit longer to set compared to other glues, and the lashes feel a little stiffer after application. It’s a solid choice for those who want reliable and long-lasting extensions, but keep in mind that the removal process can be a bit of a challenge.Pros:Strong, long-lasting holdWaterproof and resistant to moistureIncludes a sealant for added longevityEasy-to-use applicator for precise applicationCons:Takes longer to set than other lash gluesLashes feel stiffer after applicationRemoval can be tricky without a proper remover

I find this glue to be the most effective and durable to use for my clusters… other glues don’t help my cluster stay as long..I’ve tested the difference between and this brand specifically makes my cluster stay for avoid a week and a half ❤️I get many compliments on how natural my lashes end up looking, the wand it comes with makes it easy to apply onto natural lashes!

I bought this product because I'm allergic to latex and was hopeful this was less latexy than a previous one I tried. First impression was ofc the application.When I pulled the bond wand out and began to apply it to my lashes, it was extremely runny and immediately went INTO my eye, which like not great, but that's OK I moved along. I did appreciate how small the wand was because it made it easier to get a more precise application, but again that runniness didn't do well for me.The clusters didn't immediately stick to it, almost like it wasn't getting tacky at all, which did cause some slipping and sliding and overall made the application a tad more difficult than my prior bond, but I worked with it and made it happen.When I woke up the next morning, 6 of my clusters had fallen off in my sleep. That's OK, I fixed them up in hopes having my eyes normally open the whole day would allow time for them to dry up and adhear better.Unfortunately, currently it's been 24 hours since application. My eyes suddenly started to burn and itch, which is actually WAY quicker than they did with my old bond (3-4 days in), which says to me this bond is likely MORE latexy than my previous.I actually pulled the clusters right off, because the bond never fully dried, with no damage to my natural lashes. All in all, maybe this product can work for someone without a sensitivity, but please be cautious of the dry time and know you'll likely be reapplying clusters often.Moving forward, I think I'll just purchase a tint and lift kit, which isn't great because I much prefer the look of dramatic clusters, but a blonde lash babe gotta do what a blonde lash babe gotta do.Attached is a photo of the redness caused by this bond taken immediately after removal.