Find a lash adhesive that suits your room conditions and placement speed before committing to a full-size bottle. London Lash glue samples let you compare formulas at your own workstation, where changes in humidity or temperature can affect how quickly the adhesive sets.
Try Lady Bond, Flexie, Royal Bond, or Power Bond to see how each formula handles during pickup and placement. You can also explore sample sizes of retention products to see how they fit into your professional lash routine.
Measure your room temperature and relative humidity before choosing a sample. Then consider how long it takes you to move from dipping the extension to placing it on the natural lash.
| Adhesive | Approximate Drying Time | Recommended Humidity | Recommended Temperature | Who It Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lady Bond | 1–2 seconds | 40–60% | 64–73°F (18–23°C) | Artists who want more time for placement and angle adjustments. |
| Flexie | 1 second | 40–70% | 64–72°F (18–22°C) | Artists comfortable with a one-second adhesive who want a broader humidity range. |
| Royal Bond | 0.5–1 second | 30–80% | 64–72°F (18–22°C) | Experienced artists with a fast, consistent placement speed. |
| Power Bond | 0.5–1 second | 50–65% | 64–72°F (18–22°C) | Fast-working artists who prefer a very thin adhesive and can maintain a narrower humidity range. |
See our Lash Glue Comparison Chart for a side-by-side look at the formulas. Check the current product instructions for your chosen adhesive before use.
If you want to see how a retention product affects your routine, test the adhesive on its own first. Then change one step at a time so you can tell which change affects placement or wear.
When comparing samples, record the temperature, humidity, and how the adhesive handles during placement. Those notes make it easier to choose a formula you can use consistently in your own space.
Once you’ve found an adhesive that suits your room and placement speed, move up to a full-size bottle. Use your sample notes to choose a backup formula if your room conditions change with the seasons.
Start with the temperature and humidity you actually measure at your workstation. Choose a formula whose recommended range covers those conditions, then test whether its drying time suits your placement speed.
Royal Bond and Power Bond are fast-setting options for experienced artists. Royal Bond has a broader recommended humidity range, while Power Bond is suited to artists working between 50 and 65% humidity who prefer a very thin adhesive.
Lady Bond is a useful starting point if you need more time to position each extension. Its stated drying time is 1–2 seconds under recommended conditions. If you still need more working time, compare it with a slower formula using the glue chart.