Lilac St. - Lilac Lash Crystal Coat - Glossly & Clear Lash Sealant - Long Lasting Lash Application - Extend Wear - Brush Applicator Tip - Waterproof - Cruelty Free, Vegan, Women Founded - 0.17 fl oz

This is the only product I use to seal my lash clusters. I have tried many others but this one works the best!

People are probably going to think this review is AI, but it's not. I'm a real person who has used these products. Having said that, let me give my short review. I've used both the black eternal bond and the crystal coat, as well as the bond-breaker remover. I love them ALL. But the BOND??? AMAZING for me. Personally, I coat my lashes from root to tip almost like I'm using mascara. The thing is I don't brush it on, I dab it on from root to tip. If you brush, it will clump your lashes together. I really look very carefully at how much I'm applying and reapply a bit if I feel the lashes aren't coated enough. I then dab and wiggle a little extra on the roots. Then I fan that eye for maybe 30 seconds to let the glue get sticky, then I start applying. The clusters cling so easily. I push each cluster into my lashes as I go placing them to make sure they're really gripping to the glue. When I finish the eye, I spend at least 20 to 30 seconds pushing the clusters into the lashes and glue to make sure they have bonded strongly. I pay close attention to the roots when doing this. I find that it reinforces the clusters very well. I repeat my process on the other eye. I then go about my day as normal. A few hours later when the glue has pretty much dried, I apply 2 to 3 coats of seal. I never seal immediately after applying. With this method, my lashes last me literally 10-14 days, erring on the side of 14. SOMETIMES a cluster or 2, especially on the inner or outer corners, will need to be reapplied once throughout that time but it's rare. The only reason I say these last 10-14 days is because I REMOVE THEM after that time because by then, the lashes look crusty (no fault of the glue or seal). If I didn't remove them, they would easily last longer. Speaking of removal, even after 10-14 days, the lashes are NOT easy to remove and need to be soaked in the bond-breaker remover for at least 5-10 minutes before they will finally come off. I do honestly believe that these products work extremely well, and the times people say it doesn't, I would say it's human error. If your lashes are not lasting, try my technique. You have nothing to lose. I promise you'll get great wear out of your lashes if you do! Bravo Lilac St, you did your big one with these products!!! Thank you!

This is actually worth the extra money. When I use it with the Lilac St. Bond it goes on easily and the lash clusters stick to it right away. They last longer than when I use other bond and seal combos. The bottles don’t clog up or get messy after multiple uses.

I am teaching myself how to put on strip/cluster lashes because as appealing as eyelash extensions look, I can’t see myself spending 200-300$ on something that only lasts a couple weeks. Purchased the whole set: bond (white), seal, and remover. Started with the glue remover as I couldn’t get the glue out of my lashes from the other brands I tried first. First thing I noticed was it was extremely gentle on my lashes and non-irritating. Kind of feels like an oil; nourishing and cleaned my lashes well and comfortably. Didn’t sting if it got in my eyes. The wand has a little comb that helps apply it thoroughly. The bond was very easy to apply to just the base of my lashes and didn’t get everywhere, and I think that’s because it’s straight. I let the bond dry a little bit, then applied the bond to the lash cluster and gave them a few seconds before sticking them on. Stuck pretty well. Didn’t have as much trouble with my top lashes accidentally getting on my bottom lashes and getting stuck together like I did with other brands. If that did happen though, the sealant fixed the issue. I applied a bit of sealant to both my top and bottom lashes and it dried fine and they stopped sticking together. The sealant fixed any leftover tacky-ness from the bond and my lashes were set very nicely. I liked that the packaging is clear, as I can see there is product inside that is fully coating the wands. I got a bit of sealant in my eye the first time and it was only slightly irritating. Not enough to make my eyes water, but enough to know I was applying it a little too close. I’m very happy to know the formulas are gentle and it won’t ruin my entire day if I mess up. I think that’s important when you’re trying new things, especially as a beginner. My experience continues to prove to me that you get what you pay for. Probably wouldn’t have spent 60$ on this if I didn’t have some cash to play around with, but I’m glad I did. I won’t have to waste any more money on things I’m not sure I’ll be happy with. **May 2026 UPDATE: Started with the Eternal Bond glue, but eventually got around to trying the Lock-it bond glue and… I think the names are actually very misleading. The Eternal Bond glue sounds like it would last until the end of time, but I would wake up to lash clusters stuck to my sheets the following morning if I slept in them. The Lock-it Bond glue lasted through a recent 3-day trip to San Diego. I feel like it would have lasted even longer than that, but I do not like wearing lashes very long nor very often. Buy the Lock-it Bond glue.

Worst lash seal I’ve ever used. I’ve been using lash clusters for around 3 years now. It did not create a cast over my lashes. When I would reapply it would even make my lashes fall off. It may have been just a weird batch but omg it was so frustrating. Usually my lashes last around 5 days but with this I would need to reapply new lashes every 2 if not every day. Awful to not get.