Lash Lock Bond and Seal - Professional Adhesive | Latex Free | Waterproof

GladGirl® Lash Lock© Bond & Seal is your secret to salon-style lashes at home with the ultimate 2-in-1 system, designed with our decades of experience in professional eyelash extensions to give you up to 10 days of flawless, salon-style wear—at home. The Bond locks your lash clusters in place with a strong yet flexible hold, while the Seal removes stickiness and extends longevity. Waterproof, latex-free, and perfect for that pro-level lash extension look—without the salon visit!

Lock in your lashes. Love your look. 💕

For cluster lashes, start with clean, dry lashes, ensuring there's no oil or residue that could affect adhesion. First take the side with mascara wand applicator BOND and gently swipe a thin layer of glue along the base of your natural lashes, focusing on the areas where you’ll place the clusters. Let the glue set for about 30 seconds until it becomes tacky—this ensures a strong, long-lasting hold. Using tweezers, carefully pick up each cluster lash and place it underneath or on top of your natural lashes, right where you applied the glue. Gently press them into place for a seamless, natural-looking finish. For the final step, apply the side labeled SEAL to help lock in the look and remove any stickiness. To maximize wear, avoid getting your lashes wet for at least 24 hours after application. For strip lashes, begin by measuring the strip lashes against your eyelid, and trim any excess length if needed. Apply a thin layer of glue along the lash band. Cover the entire band evenly. Follow the remaining steps for clusters.

When you're ready to remove them, be sure to use our remover The Breakup to keep your natural lashes healthy and happy.

Pro Tips: To get the best results, remember to use a light hand with the glue—less is more! Applying in thin layers gives a stronger, cleaner hold, and avoiding water or oil-based products near your lashes will help extend their wear. Consider options like applying lashes under the lash line or stacking them for a captivating effect. If you tend to have oily lids, a light dusting of setting powder can help with adhesion.