House of Lashes
Eyelash Glue
- Free From
- Cruelty Free, Dye Free, Fragrance Free, Paraben Free, Phthalate Free
- Highlights
- Vegan, Cruelty-free, Money-back guarantee, Dark liquid, Waterproof, Strong hold
8.1
Performance score
010
Where to buy
- AmazonSee price
Pros
- The black color blends in with lashes and doubles as an eyeliner-like finish along the lash line.
- Holds lashes in place all day without needing touch-ups at the edges.
- The brush applicator gives good control over how much glue you dispense, unlike squeeze-tube styles that can over-apply.
- Comes with two bottles per purchase.
Cons
- Takes more effort to remove at the end of the day compared to lighter-hold glues.
- Inner corner adhesion can be weak; one person had lashes lifting there throughout the evening.
- Brush-on applicator applies the adhesive directly to the lash band, which tends to be less messy than squeeze-tube glues that require a separate tool or fingertip.
- Goes on white and dries clear, so any excess disappears once it sets. The dark version (sold separately) dries satin black for a liner-like effect along the lash line.
- Designed for strip lashes specifically. You coat the band, wait about 30-40 seconds for it to get tacky, then press the lash into place.
- Contact lens wearers can use it; the formula has been tested in a clinical setting and cleared for use on the eye area with contacts in.
- House of Lashes was one of the earlier brands to introduce a brush-on lash adhesive format. The glue is developed in the U.S. and manufactured in Korea.
- If you're shopping for a non-toxic eyelash glue and have had reactions to traditional lash adhesives, the latex-free formula here is worth noting, as latex is one of the more common irritants in conventional options.
- Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer
- Sodium Acrylate Copolymer
- Methylacrylate-Acid
- Vitamin E
- Aqua (Water, Eau)
- Pigment