Vilmy Matcha Anti-Allergy Gel 80 ml

An open jar of gel that absorbs adhesive vapour as it forms. Sits beside your glue drop all day and takes the sting out of the air for both of you.

The problem it solves

Cyanoacrylate vapour is the occupational hazard nobody warns you about at the start. It builds slowly: eyes that water by the third client, a scratchy throat at the end of a long day, and for some artists a sensitivity that develops over years and ends a career. The gel absorbs those vapours at the point they are released, before they reach either of you.

How it works in practice

Open the jar and stand it next to where your glue drop sits. That is the whole method — no power, no noise, nothing in your way. It starts working immediately and keeps going until the gel evaporates, which is roughly 200 appointments.

Gel or spray

The gel is the set-and-forget option: open it once and it works through the whole day without you touching it. The 50 ml spray does the same job but needs two or three sprays an hour onto a cotton pad — better if you want control over how much you use, or a smaller thing to carry to a mobile appointment.

Specifications

• Brand: Vilmy
• Volume: 80 ml
• Coverage: up to about 200 procedures, until the gel fully evaporates
• Scent: matcha
• Key ingredients: aqua, glycerin, silica, ginger root extract, sweet orange extract, matcha tea extract, ethanol
• Shelf life: 36 months, 3 months after opening
• Made in: South Korea

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