Adhesivo Babylon

1. Check your environment. Babylon performs best at approximately 22–27°C in a high-humidity environment. Remember that higher humidity generally speeds up curing, while lower humidity slows it down.
2. Shake thoroughly for 45–60 seconds before use to properly mix the adhesive.
3. Dispense a fresh adhesive drop onto your preferred glue surface.
4. Dip approximately 2–3 mm of the lash or fan base into a minimal amount of adhesive.
5. Attach the extension to the isolated natural lash approximately 0.5 mm away from the lash line.
6. Replace your adhesive drop as necessary according to your working environment and adhesive performance.
7. Seal the bottle tightly immediately after use.

Pro Tip: Temperature and humidity work together. Higher humidity increases curing speed, while higher temperatures can make the adhesive thinner and cause it to cure faster. Monitor both conditions rather than humidity alone.

• Using Babylon in conditions that are too dry → Monitor your lash room humidity, as lower humidity can significantly slow adhesive curing.
• Applying too much adhesive → Use only a minimal amount and dip approximately 2–3 mm of the lash base for a clean attachment.
• Not shaking the adhesive thoroughly → Shake vigorously for 45–60 seconds before beginning your service.
• Ignoring changes in room temperature → Remember that warmer temperatures can reduce adhesive viscosity and accelerate curing, so adjust your workflow when conditions change.
• Leaving the bottle exposed to air or humidity → Close the bottle immediately after dispensing and return it to a suitable airtight storage container.

Size: 5ML

Color: Black

Viscosity: Medium

Skill Level: Beginner

Drying Time: 1–2 seconds

Recommended Temperature: 22–27°C

Best Environment: High humidity

Ingredients: Ethyl Cyanoacrylate, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Pigment

Storage: Store at 15–25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Unopened Shelf Life: Up to approximately 5 months

After Opening: Use within approximately 4 weeks for optimal performance

Store the bottle upright in a dark, airtight container with silica gel and keep it away from direct sunlight, indoor lighting, excess moisture, fans, and vents.

Can Babylon Adhesive be used for classic and volume lash extensions?

Babylon is designed for professional eyelash extension application. Whether working with classic lashes, handmade volume fans, or Promade fans, the most important factor is that the adhesive's curing behavior matches the artist's placement speed and technique. Professional adhesive manufacturers consistently recommend choosing adhesive according to both environment and working speed.

Why does lash adhesive sometimes turn white after application?

White or frosted adhesive is commonly known as shock polymerization or blooming. It happens when cyanoacrylate comes into contact with excessive moisture before the bond cures correctly. Tears, wet natural lashes, or excessive moisture around the bond can contribute to this reaction and may make the cured adhesive brittle.

What should I do if my adhesive becomes thick, gloopy, or stringy?

If only the adhesive drop becomes stringy during a service, replace it with a fresh drop. If adhesive comes directly from the bottle with a consistently thick or stringy texture, its quality may have deteriorated and the bottle should be replaced rather than used on a client.

Why do my handmade volume fans close after I dip them into the adhesive?

Fan closing can occur when the adhesive is curing too slowly for the artist's working speed or when too much adhesive is picked up. Using an appropriate amount of adhesive and matching the glue's curing behavior to your technique can help maintain an open fan.

Can Babylon Adhesive be used on clients who have had an allergy to lash adhesive before?

Babylon contains ethyl cyanoacrylate. A client with a known cyanoacrylate allergy should not be treated with a cyanoacrylate-based lash adhesive. Even products marketed toward sensitive clients cannot guarantee that an allergic reaction will not occur.