Eyelash Adhesive

Opt for a latex-free, hypoallergenic lash glue designed for gentle wear. These formulas minimise irritation and are ideal for sensitive eyes or contact lens users.

Some lash adhesives do contain latex, but many brands offer latex-free versions. Latex-free formulas are great for sensitive eyes and still provide strong, long-lasting hold. Browse our full eyelash adhesives range.

Use an oil-based makeup remover or a dedicated lash adhesive remover. Gently soak the area, let the product break down the glue, and slide the lashes off without pulling. See our guide on how to safely remove eyelash extensions.

Most lash glues need about 20–30 seconds to become tacky. This helps the lashes adhere quickly and prevents them from slipping during application. Try our brush-on lash adhesive for precise control.

Clear glue dries invisible for a natural look, while dark glue blends into eyeliner for a more defined lash line. Both offer the same hold, it's just a style preference.

Yes, lash glue does expire and can lose effectiveness over time. Store it tightly sealed in a cool, dry place, and replace it if the texture changes or it becomes too thick. Read more about how long false lashes last including adhesive care tips.