Lash Lamination Glue

Lash lamination glue is the adhesive used to secure natural lashes to the silicone lift pad during a lash lift or lash lamination service. It holds the lashes in position while the lifting and fixing compositions are applied, and is removed at the end of the procedure. Selecting the right lash lamination glue affects how securely the lashes adhere to the pad, how easily the glue is removed, and how smoothly the service runs. This collection covers professional lash lamination glues in liquid, balm, gel, and powder formats from a range of lash brands.

Products are available in 5 ml and 5 g trial or single-service sizes, and in larger 10–30 ml and 20–30 g professional sizes suited to regular salon use. A lotion diluent is also available for adjusting glue consistency where needed.

Types of Lash Lamination Glue

Lash lamination adhesives are available in several formats, each with different application characteristics and working properties. Understanding the differences helps in selecting the right product for your technique and preference.

• Liquid glue — A traditional liquid adhesive applied with a brush or micro applicator. Dries to a firm hold and is suited to technicians who prefer a precise, controlled application. Available from OKO Lash&Brow, Dalashes, Lash Secret, Okis, Sculptor Lash, JolyLab, Vilmy, Viya, Lendi, Zola, and others. Available in 5–20 ml sizes.
• Glue balm (“glue without glue”) — A thick, balm-textured adhesive that is gentler to remove than traditional liquid glue. Applied with a brush or spatula. Suited to technicians who prefer a softer hold or work with more delicate lashes. Available from Lami Lashes (Lami Glue Balm), Zola (Lami Balm), OKO Lash&Brow (Lash Lami Balm), Nikk Mole, Lendi (Glue Balm Aperol), Tashnik, Okis (Lami Glue Rose), and Wona. Available in 5–30 g/ml sizes.
• Lifting balm and fixing gel — Thicker gel or balm formulas used in specific lamination techniques. Includes Thuya Lifting Balm (25 ml), HS Chemical Lamination Lash Balm (12 g), ELAN Fixing Gel (10 ml), and ELAN Kiwi Fix (10 g). Application and working properties vary by product — refer to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Fixing powder — A dry powder used in Korean lamination technique. Mixed with a liquid activator before application to create an adhesive paste. Available from Lendi (Crystal Fix Powder, 5 g), ELAN (Fix Powder, 9 g), and Wona (Lash Lift Powder, 5 g). Suited to technicians trained in the Korean lamination method.
• Latex-free glue — Thuya offers a latex-free liquid lifting glue (5 ml). The latex-free formulation is a factual product attribute — verify the product specification before use.
• Lotion diluent — Lash Secret Lotion Diluent (3 ml) is used to adjust the consistency of lamination glue. Use only with compatible products and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Liquid glues and glue balms make up the core of the collection and are the most commonly used formats in professional lash lift services. Fixing powders are a specialty format suited to Korean lamination technique specifically.

How to Choose Lash Lamination Glue

Selecting the right lash lamination glue depends on the technique being used, the client’s lash type, and the technician’s application preference. Key considerations:

• Format — Liquid glues suit technicians who prefer a firm, precise hold. Glue balms suit those who prefer a softer hold and easier removal. Fixing powders are specific to Korean lamination technique and require a separate activator. Choose the format that matches your technique and training.
• Hold strength — Some products are labeled as “Strong” (Dalashes Lash Stick Strong, Lash Secret Strong, Wona Strong Glue, Lami Lashes Powerful). These are suited to clients with heavier or more resistant lashes. Standard-hold formulas suit finer or more delicate lashes.
• Scent — Many glue balms and liquid glues are available in scented variants (Grape, Mango, Strawberry, Fruit & Berry, Lavanda, Ocean, Orange, Rose, Kiwi, Aperol, and others). Scent is a comfort consideration for the client during the service and does not affect adhesive performance.
• Latex-free requirement — Where a latex-free formula is required, select the Thuya latex-free lifting glue. Verify the product specification before use.
• Size — The 5 ml and 5 g sizes suit technicians who rotate through multiple glues or who want to trial a product before committing to a larger size. The 10–30 ml and 20–30 g sizes are more practical for regular salon use.

Most technicians keep a liquid glue and a glue balm in their kit to suit different client lash types and service preferences. Fixing powder is an additional specialty product for technicians who offer Korean lamination technique.

How to Use Lash Lamination Glue

Lash lamination glue is applied to the silicone lift pad after it is placed on the eyelid. The lashes are then pressed onto the glued pad and combed into position before the lamination compositions are applied. The glue holds the lashes in place throughout the lifting and fixing steps. At the end of the service, the glue is softened and removed along with the pad.

Application technique, working time, and removal method vary by glue format and brand. Liquid glues are typically applied with a micro brush; balms are applied with a brush or spatula. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific product being used.

Professional Brands

The collection includes lash lamination glues from a range of professional lash brands. The following represent distinct product approaches within the assortment.

• Lami Lashes — The most extensively represented brand in the collection. Offers the Lami Glue Balm (“glue without glue”) in a wide range of colors and scents (Pink, Yellow, Green, Purple) and in both standard and Powerful hold variants. Available in 5 ml and 20 ml sizes.
• Zola — Offers both a liquid lash lift glue (5 ml) and glue balms in Pink and Orange scents (15 g and 30 g). Also offers the Jelly Lami Glue (7 ml) in collaboration with Happy Lash. A versatile brand covering multiple glue formats.
• Dalashes — Provides liquid lash lamination glues in Grape and Mango scents in 5 ml and 20 ml sizes, under the Lash Stick Strong line. A strong-hold liquid glue option.
• OKO Lash&Brow — Offers the Lash Lifting Glue in standard and Blue Edition formats (5 ml each), and the Lash Lami Balm (15 ml). Covers both liquid and balm formats.
• ELAN — Provides three distinct adhesive formats: Fix Powder (9 g) for Korean technique, Kiwi Fix glue without glue (10 g), and Fixing Gel (10 ml). A brand suited to technicians who work across multiple lamination techniques.

Additional brands in the collection include Tashnik, Okis, Wona, Vilmy, Lendi, Thuya, Lash Secret, Nikk Mole, Sculptor Lash, JolyLab, Viya, and Kodi Professional, each offering their own glue formats and scent options.

Buy Lash Lamination Glue at Beauty Hunter

Beauty Hunter carries a broad selection of professional lash lamination glue for licensed lash technicians and beauty professionals across the United States. The collection covers liquid glues, glue balms, lifting balms, fixing gels, fixing powders, and a latex-free option from professional lash brands, available in 5 ml trial sizes and larger professional formats.

Browse by format, brand, or hold strength to find the lash lamination glue that fits your technique, your service menu, and your clients’ lash types.