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Elan water-based fixing gel, 10 ml, does two jobs in the lash lamination procedure: attaches the silicone rod to the client's eyelid and fixes the lashes themselves onto the rod before the curling formula is applied. It sets quickly and rinses off easily with water once the procedure is done.
Key point: the product is applied twice per procedure, first to stick the rod to the eyelid, then to fix the lashes onto it.
Formula and volume of the Elan fixing gel
| Volume | 10 ml |
| Base | water-based |
| Purpose | fixing the rod to the eyelid and lashes to the rod before curling |
Full formula and shelf life are listed by the manufacturer on the pack, so go by the packaging details of the specific batch.
How long it lasts
The product is applied twice per lash lamination procedure: to the inner side of the rod and to the rod itself before layout. Usage depends on how many procedures a day and the size of rods the technician uses. Track your own bottle usage over the first week, it gives you a benchmark for how many clients one bottle covers.
Who it's for
The product suits a technician who works with silicone rods in a lash lamination or lift procedure in the salon and needs a separate product specifically for attaching the rod and lashes, not for curling or tinting. It's water-based, so it rinses off easily and leaves no film on the eyelid skin after the procedure.
Short application guide
Apply the gel to the inner side of the rod and attach the rod to the client's eyelid. Then apply the gel to the rod again and carefully attach the lashes with an applicator in the desired direction. Once the procedure is done, remove the rod, and if it's difficult to remove, use a cotton swab dampened with water.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Elan fixing gel for in a lash lamination procedure?
Elan gel does two jobs: it sticks the silicone rod to the client's eyelid and fixes the lashes onto the rod's surface before the curling formula is applied.
How do you apply Elan fixing gel to the rod and eyelid?
First apply the gel to the inner side of the rod and attach it to the eyelid. Then apply the gel to the rod again and carefully attach the lashes in the desired direction.
How do you remove the rod if Elan gel doesn't come off easily?
Use a cotton swab dampened with water: the water-based gel softens and the rod comes off more easily.
How is Elan fixing gel different from Elan Flex glue?
The gel fixes the rod to the eyelid and lashes to the rod right at the start of the procedure. Elan Flex glue stays movable through all the following steps and lets you reposition a hair that landed wrong.
Can lash lamination with Elan fixing gel be done at home?
This is a professional product for salon use. The gel belongs to the professional line and works alongside silicone rods and chemical formulas, so the procedure is carried out by a trained technician.