Lash Adhesive and Temperature Conditions

Heat has no impact on the drying and curing of lash adhesives.

Lash adhesives dry slower in hot climates.

The ideal temperature to maintain in a lash salon is 20°C to 22°C.

Most adhesive-related problems usually occur in the middle of summer and winter.

Humidity has no relationship with temperature in terms of adhesive drying and curing.

Keeping heaters and air-con vents directly at the lash station is recommended for controlling the environment.

Failure to properly isolate one eyelash when applying the extension can lead to harmful effects for the client, bad retention, and loss of business. Is this statement true?

Practicing on mannequins is sufficient preparation for working on a live model when it comes to isolating eyelashes and applying extensions. Is this statement true?

The major reason why eyelashes stick and clump together during an application is because the adhesive does not fully dry and the extension does not have enough time to completely bond with the isolated eyelash. Is this statement true?

Placing lash extensions further than 1mm away from the lash line can cause the extensions to look outgrown and lower the retention rate. Is this statement true?

When dealing with curly lashes, it is important to carefully observe the curl direction of the natural lashes before placing the extension. Is this statement true?

For lashes that curl to the side, it is recommended to place the extension on the opposite side. Is this statement true?

Placing lash extensions in the opposite direction of the natural curl can prevent intertwining and encourage straightening. Is this statement true?

Maintaining an ideal temperature of 20°C to 22°C in a lash salon is recommended. Is this statement true?

Using a minimal amount of adhesive when dipping the base of the lash is a best practice for lash placement. Is this statement true?