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Even though it’s not quite melting weather yet, I’d like to give you all a heads or “face” up on a couple great makeup-setting products. In days of old, ladies used to set their makeup with hairspray sprayed directly to the face!! YEP!! Can you believe it?! The alcohol content alone… I shudder to think! Thank GOD that fad is long over and this aspect of beauty has evolved into other, healthier, less sticky solutions.
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Hi Linda…this is a great question! If someone is using this Setting Spray…it is NOT meant to saturate your skin…the spray is a fine mist that should only be spritzed 2-4 times, so in respect to strip lash adhesive…it shouldn’t be a problem, but if you are at all worried…the client may just cover their eyes with a tissue gently and spray away!!
I have sent the ingredients of these setting sprays to our Expert Eyelash Extension Stylist and will get back to you with any concerns regards that adhesive.
Thank You so very much for your inquiry!
And what do these sprays do to the lash adhesive? It’s bound to get on the lashes.
Hi Linda‚Ķ To follow up on Heather’s comment, spraying a setting spray with eyelash extensions should be done if possible with the eyes covered. :) Thank you again for your question!
Hi Linda…this is a great question! If someone is using this Setting Spray…it is NOT meant to saturate your skin…the spray is a fine mist that should only be spritzed 2-4 times, so in respect to strip lash adhesive…it shouldn’t be a problem, but if you are at all worried…the client may just cover their eyes with a tissue gently and spray away!!
I have sent the ingredients of these setting sprays to our Expert Eyelash Extension Stylist and will get back to you with any concerns regards that adhesive.
Thank You so very much for your inquiry!
And what do these sprays do to the lash adhesive? It’s bound to get on the lashes.
Hi Linda‚Ķ To follow up on Heather’s comment, spraying a setting spray with eyelash extensions should be done if possible with the eyes covered. :) Thank you again for your question!
Hi Linda…this is a great question! If someone is using this Setting Spray…it is NOT meant to saturate your skin…the spray is a fine mist that should only be spritzed 2-4 times, so in respect to strip lash adhesive…it shouldn’t be a problem, but if you are at all worried…the client may just cover their eyes with a tissue gently and spray away!!
I have sent the ingredients of these setting sprays to our Expert Eyelash Extension Stylist and will get back to you with any concerns regards that adhesive.
Thank You so very much for your inquiry!
And what do these sprays do to the lash adhesive? It’s bound to get on the lashes.
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Glad Lash
April 27, 2016
Hi Linda‚Ķ To follow up on Heather’s comment, spraying a setting spray with eyelash extensions should be done if possible with the eyes covered. :) Thank you again for your question!