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Spring Cosmetic Grade Lash Adhesive – 1 Sec

Spring Cosmetic Grade Lash Adhesive – 1 Sec

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    Our 3g Spring Adhesive is now from our new batch and is back to its usual jet-black colour and standard price.

    Our current 5g batch only received less carbon black pigment than intended during manufacture, resulting in a slightly greyer finish rather than our usual jet black.

    This is a colour variation only and does not affect the grab, bonding or performance of the adhesive.

    The 5g size remains reduced while this batch lasts.

    Fast, very thin and designed for lash artists who want more speed while still keeping control of their placement.

    Spring is our UK-manufactured, cosmetic-grade professional lash adhesive, with an approximately 1-second drying time and a very thin viscosity.

    It is a great choice for intermediate and confident lash artists who have developed a quicker placement speed and are ready to move on from a slower adhesive, without jumping straight to our fastest options.

    Best for: Intermediate and confident lash artists
    Drying time: Approx. 1 second
    Viscosity: Very thin
    Colour: 3g – black; 5g – current batch has a slightly greyer finish
    Fumes: Minimal
    Temperature: 20–24°C (68–75°F)
    Humidity: 40–70% RH, with around 55% being the sweet spot
    Approx. retention: Up to 6–7 weeks
    Sizes: 3g and 5g
    Professional use only

    Is Spring the Right Lash Glue for You?

    Choosing a lash adhesive should be based on your application speed and working environment, rather than simply choosing the fastest adhesive available.

    Spring sits between our slower Meadow (1–2 seconds) and faster Wildflower (0.5–1 second) and Damselfly (approx. 0.3 seconds) adhesives.

    This makes Spring a great next step if your placement is becoming faster and you are finding that a slower adhesive is beginning to hold you back, but you do not yet need an ultra-fast curing time.

    If you are experiencing stickies because your adhesive is still wet when you move on, your current adhesive may be curing too slowly for your placement speed.

    On the other hand, if you are experiencing lash pop-offs during application, the adhesive may be curing before you have completed the attachment. In this situation, Spring could be too fast and Meadow may give you more working time.

    Not sure which one suits your speed? Read our What Lash Glue Is Right for You? guide before choosing.

    Cosmetic-Grade Lash Adhesive, Made in the UK

    Spring is manufactured and quality controlled in the UK specifically for professional lash-extension use, using cosmetic-grade ingredients and controlled manufacturing processes.

    Each batch is tested for consistency and performance, helping to ensure the adhesive meets the expected specification before release.

    Spring uses BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole) as its stabiliser.

    We believe lash artists should know what they are working with, which is why we clearly disclose our adhesive ingredients and the stabilising system used within the formulation.

    Ingredients:
    Ethyl-2-Cyanoacrylate, Trimethylolpropane Triacrylate, Butylated Hydroxyanisole (BHA), Carbon Black

    Spring is independently safety assessed for its intended professional use.

    Spring Working Conditions

    Your room conditions affect how quickly cyanoacrylate adhesive cures.

    Spring's recommended working environment is:

    Temperature: 20–24°C (68–75°F)
    Humidity: 40–70% RH
    Sweet spot: Approximately 55% RH

    Our traditional adhesives share the same recommended working range and are differentiated primarily by curing speed and viscosity, rather than being separate formulas for different humidity levels.

    Higher humidity will generally make your adhesive cure faster, while lower humidity will generally slow it down.

    This means Spring's approximately 1-second drying time can feel different depending on your treatment room conditions and placement speed.

    If your humidity is lower and your adhesive is curing too slowly, our Low Humidity Retention Booster can be used according to its instructions.

    For more help understanding how temperature, humidity and application speed work together, read our FREE Lash Adhesive Retention & Environment Guide.

    How to Use Spring Lash Adhesive

    Shake Spring by hand for a full two minutes before your first use of the day to thoroughly mix the formulation.

    Between adhesive drops, shake for approximately 30 seconds.

    When dispensing your adhesive:

    • Remove the cap before shaking

    • Shake the bottle from side to side rather than vigorously up and down

    • Turn the bottle upside down and allow gravity to dispense the drop rather than squeezing the bottle

    • Use small, fresh drops throughout the treatment

    • Wipe the nozzle after dispensing with a lint-free wipe

    • Replace the cap securely between uses

    Correct adhesive handling helps maintain consistency and reduces product build-up around the nozzle.

    How to Store Spring

    Store Spring in a cool, dark place inside its airtight storage container with the silica pack provided.

    Keep the bottle upright with the cap securely closed, and avoid unnecessary exposure to heat, humidity and direct sunlight.

    Unopened shelf life: Up to 12 months
    Opened shelf life: 90+ days when correctly stored and handled

    Always refer to the expiry information supplied with your individual product.

    Getting the Best Retention From Spring

    Retention is not determined by your adhesive alone.

    Preparation, attachment, application speed, natural lash condition, room environment, client aftercare and the natural lash cycle can all affect how long extensions remain attached.

    Spring can provide up to approximately 6–7 weeks' retention under suitable conditions, but this is not a guarantee for every client.

    Our pH Balancer, Low Humidity Retention Booster and Super Bonder can also be incorporated into your treatment where appropriate.

    Additional products should be selected according to the client's lashes, your working environment and the individual product instructions rather than automatically being used with every set.

    First Time Using Ladybug Lashes Adhesive?

    If you are switching from another brand, do not assume a 1-second adhesive will feel identical to another adhesive with the same stated speed.

    Differences in formulation, viscosity, stabilising systems, room conditions and application technique can all affect how an adhesive performs in practice.

    That is why we recommend trying one of our 1g Lash Glue Samples before committing to a full-size bottle if you have never used our adhesives before.

    This gives you the opportunity to find the Ladybug adhesive that best matches your actual placement speed and working environment.

    Adhesive Nozzle Information

    Our adhesive bottle/nozzle style can vary between production batches. Depending on the batch, a 3g or 5g bottle may arrive with either a pre-pierced nozzle or a nozzle that requires piercing before first use.

    This does not affect the freshness, quality or performance of the adhesive. A pre-pierced nozzle does not mean the bottle has previously been opened; it is simply the bottle/nozzle format used for that production batch.

    We continue to include a nozzle pin with every adhesive, as we always have. As nozzle style may vary, we cannot guarantee a specific nozzle type when ordering.

    Spring Lash Adhesive FAQs

    Is Spring suitable for beginners?

    Spring may suit some confident newer artists, but our first recommendation for newly qualified or slower lash artists is generally Meadow (1–2 seconds).

    Spring's approximately 1-second drying time is better suited to artists who already have confident placement and are beginning to need a faster adhesive.

    When should I move from Meadow to Spring?

    If your placement has become quicker and you are regularly finding that your adhesive is still wet when you move on to the next lash, you may be ready for a faster adhesive.

    Spring gives you approximately 1 second of working time, making it a natural next step from Meadow.

    What's the difference between Spring and Wildflower?

    The main difference is speed.

    Spring is approximately 1 second, while Wildflower is 0.5–1 second and designed for faster artists.

    If you are unsure between the two, choose according to your actual placement speed rather than simply choosing the faster option.

    Can Spring be used for Classic and Volume lashes?

    Yes. Spring can be used for professional Classic and Volume lash-extension techniques.

    The important factor is whether its curing speed suits your application speed and working conditions.

    Why am I getting stickies when using Spring?

    If the adhesive is still wet when you move on to the next lash, it may be curing too slowly for your current placement speed or room conditions.

    Check your temperature and humidity first. If your conditions are suitable and your placement has become consistently faster, you may be ready to move to Wildflower (0.5–1 second).

    Why am I getting pop-offs with Spring?

    Pop-offs during application can sometimes indicate that the adhesive is curing before you have completed the attachment.

    Check your temperature and humidity and consider whether Spring is currently too fast for your placement speed.

    If you need more working time, Meadow (1–2 seconds) may be a better choice.

    Does Spring have low fumes?

    Spring is classed within our range as having minimal fumes.

    However, minimal fumes does not mean allergy-free, hypoallergenic or suitable for someone with a known cyanoacrylate allergy.

    Do I need to patch test Spring?

    Yes. Ladybug Lashes requires a patch test before using Spring on a client.

    Patch testing should be carried out 24–48 hours before treatment using the adhesive that will be used for the full application.

    For lash-extension adhesive, our recommended method is to apply 5–10 lash extensions per eye, rather than applying adhesive directly to the skin.

    A negative patch test cannot guarantee that a reaction will not occur during or after a full treatment, but the required patch test should still be completed.

    Always follow any additional requirements set by your insurer.

    Can I use Spring on myself?

    No. Spring is a professional-use lash-extension adhesive and is not suitable for self-application, DIY lashes or strip lashes.

    Can I get the SDS?

    Yes. The relevant SDS is available on request for the adhesive supplied with your order.

    Email info@ladybuglashes.co.uk with your order number and we can provide the appropriate document.

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