NIKKILASH BADASS SENSITIVE+ Eyelash Extension Glue | Latex-free For Extreme Sensitive Allergy Clients - Formulated to Increased Durability and Flexibility - Non-irritating Fume-free and Odorless - 5ML

I don't have any other sensitive adhesive to compare this to really, but this one hasn't bothered my clients eyes and that's really all that matters.All sensitive adhesives are a pain in the ass (IMO.) I've been lashing a long time and they're thicker consistency than I prefer, and they take a long time to dry (which is good if you're a new artist, but less if you are experienced.)I have a client who was getting inconsistent reactions, but bad ones and so I told her there were 2 things I would try. 1. Switch to a sensitive adhesive and 2. Mix my homemade cleanser with a little baking soda and BINGO!If you shake the heck out of this bottle, it'll bubble up just perfectly so as not to be too goopy. Also, I insert the last from the upper side of the dot and remove very slowly and the perfect amount of adhesive comes out.By applying a little bit of baking soda to the lashes in the cleanser, you're applying a cyanoacrylate accelerator to the lash. This is great if you are experienced because it makes the adhesive dry super fast. I did this step on her 2nd fill with this glue and she had absolutely no reaction and I was able to work way faster and get her more full.

On the plus side.. true to description this product doesn't burn at all. I even do my own eyelashes extensions and keep my eyes open which is why I was looking for something without a lot of fumes. The downside is, this product doesn't bond at all and takes forever to dry. I couldn't get it to stick for the life of me.. even after holding it for as much as 20 seconds. I would have given one star but in the end I found something that worked for me. I mixed A drop and a half to two drops of this glue in with one drop of my super duper extreme hold fast bond glue that burns like the dickens. The mix seem to work really well, and I finally found something that bonded fast and didn't sting so bad I couldn't bear it. So if you get this and it's not working for you, try mixing it in with some other color that you like and experiment with it rather than throwing it out.

I’ve been doing lashes for 7+ years. I’ve come across a fair share of sensitive and downright allergic clients. I switched to NikkiBadass Swnaitive about 2 years ago and it’s the best truly sensitive (no fume) adhesive that is easy to work with and has actual staying power. It’s so sensitive that I’ve done my own lashes with it, obvy with my eyes open, and there’s no issue. I live this glue.

This is the best eyelash adhesive I have ever tried.

I do my iwn individual lashes, eyes open!It holds well and no burning. ... best investmentYup this product lives up to it's name. No need for me to pay $100 for extensions

Too thick, takes too long to set, and nearly impossible to work with. My one sensitive client reacted to it as well and she said been using the original Nikki Badass for years. Went back to that adhesive and she’s just fine. Wish I could return because I’ll never use it again.

It holds well but it clumps and causes the lashes to stick together. Pulled out many of my natural lashes and felt uncomfortable. I’ve used the regular Nikki lash glue but my eyes would swell real bad so I tried the sensitive and even though they didn’t swell, I will never use it again.

Great product. I have used it on several of my lash clients with sensitive eyes and they were able to tolerate it well. The adhesive also is lasting and stays on well.