$12
Lilac Lash Glue (Lock-It Bond)
$12
The perfect bond for beginners.
A strong yet forgiving formula, the Lilac Lash Glue (Lock-It Bond) is ideal for those just starting their lash journey. The brush tip applicator makes precise application a breeze.
Sneak Peek of 2025:
As part of our rebrand, we’re introducing some new product names—but the changes stop there: all formulations and functions will remain the same.
Lilac Lash Glue will become Lock-It Bond in early 2025.
Sneak Peek of 2025:
As part of our rebrand, we’re introducing some new product names—but the changes stop there: all formulations and functions will remain the same.
Lilac Lash Glue will become Lock-It Bond in early 2025.
- Beginner-friendly formula
- Precise brush tip applicator
- Strong hold with easy removal
- Gentle and non-irritating, even for sensitive eyes
- Vegan and cruelty-free
- For Lash Club Members: add this item as a one-time purchase to your next box for 25% OFF and free shipping!
- Ingredients for Black glue: Acrylates/Ethylhexyl, Water, Phenoxyethanol, D&C Black No. 2, Citric Acid, Sorbitol, Ceteareth-25, Sodium Carbonate, Ethylhexylglycerin
- Ingredients for Clear glue: Acrylates/Ethylhexyl, Acrylate Copolymer, Aqua, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin 5 g / 0.17 oz
Avoid extreme temperatures. Extended below-freezing exposure will cause the formula to dry out and lose adhesion.
- Dab a small amount of Lilac Lash Glue (Lock-It Bond) at the base of your natural lashes. You can also add a bit of bond to the spines of your lash wisps for extra hold.
- Give the bond 30-45 seconds to become tacky before applying your Lilac St. lash wisps.
- Follow with your favorite Lilac St. lashes. Better Together: Removal is a breeze with our Ciao for Now Lash Remover (Bond Breaker) (sold separately). To Remove: Soak lashes and bond in an oil-based lash remover for at least a minute. Use your finger to slide your lashes off–there should be no need for tugging or pulling. Expect some natural lash shedding during removal. This is normal and equivalent to brushing your fallen hair after an updo. Watch out for still-growing lashes, which you can identify by their roots–this indicates you’re tugging too much during removal. Be gentle and work slowly to keep natural lashes healthy and strong. Correct DIY lash removal should not generate any lash damage.
Please remember to stock up on glues before the weather reaches below-freezing temperatures in your area. We have tested other formulas, but so far, non-freezing equals non-lasting, and we aren’t willing to compromise. We appreciate your understanding.
Avoid pumping the applicator and tightly close the cap after use to maximize product lifetime.
Keep out of extreme temperatures.
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