Vilmy Matcha Anti-Allergy Spray 50 ml

Two or three sprays onto a cotton pad beside your glue drop, and the adhesive fumes stop reaching you. A 50 ml bottle covers roughly 200 appointments.

What it does

The spray absorbs the volatile organic compounds that come off cyanoacrylate adhesive during a set — the ones that make eyes water, throats itch, and, over years of exposure, can build into a sensitivity serious enough to end a career. It also takes out the sharp smell, which is the part clients notice.

How to use it

1. Spray two or three times onto a cotton pad.
2. Put the pad next to your glue drop.
3. It starts absorbing immediately; two or three sprays cover about an hour of work.

Spray or gel

The spray is the portable, controllable one: small bottle, refresh it when you want, easy to take to a mobile appointment. The 80 ml gel is the set-and-forget alternative — open the jar once and it runs all day untouched. Plenty of artists keep the gel in the studio and the spray in the kit bag.

Specifications

• Brand: Vilmy
• Volume: 50 ml
• Coverage: about 200 procedures
• Scent: matcha, light and fresh
• Composition: distilled water, hydrogenated castor oil, ethanol, phenoxyethanol, fragrance
• Shelf life: 12 months, 6 months after opening
• Made in: South Korea

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• Vilmy Matcha gel 80 ml — the set-and-forget version
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