Understanding Formaldehyde in Eyelash Extensions

Formaldehyde is an ingredient in lash adhesives.

Excessive exposure to formaldehyde during a lash appointment is harmless.

Formaldehyde is present in the air inside and outside our houses.

Formaldehyde is only industrially found and not in the body.

All lash glues contain cyanoacrylate.

If you've undergone hair smoothening, straightening, or keratin treatment, you've been exposed to formaldehyde fumes.

Humidity is essential for the chemical reaction between the extension and natural lash adhesive, regardless of the brand.

All lash extension adhesives have the same humidity requirement for optimal application.

Higher humidity can lead to a problem with the solidification of lash adhesive known as 'shock polymerization.'

Lower humidity levels can speed up the drying process for lash adhesives.

It is safe to assume that all lash adhesives contain cyanoacrylate as their primary component.

Excessive exposure to formaldehyde during a lash appointment is harmless.

Humidity is a crucial factor in the chemical reaction between the extension and natural lash adhesive, regardless of the brand. (True/False)

All lash extension adhesives have the same humidity requirement for optimal application. (True/False)

Higher humidity often leads to quicker solidification of the lash adhesive, known as 'shock polymerization.' (True/False)

Lower humidity levels might require excess time for drying of lash adhesives. (True/False)

Excessive exposure to formaldehyde during a lash appointment is harmless. (True/False)

Formaldehyde is present only in the air inside and outside our houses. (True/False)