Infinity Glue Booster Mint 15 ml

The step that rescues a set in a dry room. Speeds up polymerisation and makes up for humidity the studio does not have, in mint.

What a booster actually changes

Cyanoacrylate cures on moisture in the air. Below about forty-five per cent humidity it cures slowly, retention drops, and the client's eyes water because fumes hang around longer than they should. A booster supplies what the room does not, so the adhesive sets on schedule regardless of the weather outside.

It is not a primer

This is the mistake worth spelling out. A primer prepares the natural lash — it lifts dust and oils and opens the cuticle. A booster changes how the adhesive behaves. They do different jobs and they are used in order, not instead of each other: degreaser, then primer, then booster.

How to use it

• Third step of the prep, after degreaser and primer.
• Also applied along the lash-line base before the set begins.
• Let it flash off before the first fan goes on.

Good to know

• Fifteen millilitres. Made in South Korea.
• Fewer fumes hanging around means less watering and less redness — the comfort argument is as real as the retention one.
• Also in banana if mint is too sharp for a sensitive client.