EXPOSURE LIMITS INFORMATION: SAFTY CERTIFICATION
"Manufacturing processes inspection and chemical composition analysis of htis glue were certified by the strict laws and ordinances of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MCIE) in Korea Gov't. The KPS (Korea Products Safty) certification number for this glue is A012A001-7103A. It was certified by Korea Testing and Research Institute for Chemical Industry to be authorized safety certification businesses from above MCIE.
This glue is essentially free of formaldehyde, heavy metals, and toluene. Those levels were specified by the above MCIE of Korea Gov't.....

HARMFUL COMPONENT
FORMALDEHYDE (mg/kg)------------ not detected (below 20)
HEAVY METAL (mg/kg) ------------ (below 1.0)
TOLUENE (mg/kg) ---------------- (below 1.0)

STABILITY and REACTIVITY INFORMATION
STABILITY: Stabel
STABILITY CONDITIONS TO AVOID: High Humidity
MATERIALS TO AVOID: Excessive Heat, Weak Base, Alcohols
HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Will not occur

PHYSICAL and CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
APPEARANCE: black liquid
ODOR: odorless
BLOOMING: none
VISCOSITY (@25C): 60 cp
BOILING POINT: greater than 120c (at 2mmHg)
SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 1.06
SHELF LIFE: 6 months in unopened containers
SETTING TIME: 5-30 sec. between false eyelashes and original eyelashes
(from my experience of using this adhesive, it's been faster than 5 sec.)
FULL CURE TIME: 24hrs.

I spoke with Coney several months back, about waiting for this particular adhesive based on the info provided by my vendor/manufacturer at the time. ("formaldehyde free" "Korean Gov't Approved" "Safety Inspected and Tested" "fast drying"...) It just perked my ears and interest. They sent several samples, and I gave it a test drive. I was impressed.

<3
Posh

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www.poshradiance.com

Last Edited on 26-Aug-2008 6:34 PM

Interesting that the MSDS says to avoid alcohol when this is what most of us have been using lately to force a cure.

later,
Marse

Last Edited on 12-Mar-2008 6:00 PM

I have never read the msds on the other glues or the glue removers i would be interested in those and how they differ from the one you just got.

Do you think this one will work for those who seem to be having reations to the others. I do find that more people are reacting to the lash fx org. than have ever reacted to my nlpb.

Last Edited on 12-Mar-2008 8:54 PM

This glue will be available as the new website launches.
<3
Posh
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www.poshradiance.com

Last Edited on 26-Aug-2008 6:40 PM

Yes!!! My much anticipated website will be launched hopefully by the end of this month! On this website, you'll not only be able to view and purchase, but it will serve as a learning tool for everyone in the field.

I will have a page dedicated to directory of professionals and professional of the month, where a whole page is dedicated to that one person/business. Chosen professionals will be able to post their before after picture of their work, contact info and etc.

I will also have something like a YOUTUBE'esque function where I answer any technique/product questions with a live/moving picture demonstration and will be creating a "library" for it with a keyword search function. Just click and play what you want to watch!(I personally love this idea) It's also a meeting ground and a networking pool for all lashters to share their thoughts on their techniques, product knowledge and more.

I will have schedules of private, semi-private and small classes posted with option to purchase the classes and kits.

And yes, I will have PAYPAL option as well as a credit card.

I'm hoping to be of help to anyone wether they are a Posh Radiance certified or not. The industry is still new, and I want to do whatever I can to keep this industry in full force with nothing but positive feedback. To me, blogging or chatting the way we do here on this board was not an option, but mandatory to be included in my website. Posh Radiance will be rewarding the most active members on the wesite for their gernerous and valuable feedback/ideas/technique/product knowledge/innovative ways to use certain products...etc with discount coupons and incentives. I hope and wish to have as much interaction and proactivity as possible to help one another.

It's come a loooooong way, and I've worked extremely hard on it.(and money... hehe) I wish to have all members of this board come visit me there when it finally launches! Show your love for poshlash! (hehe) I will still be visiting here to chat, as long as I am welcome. It's been a great learning experience, and truly a previlage to be on this board. I've met such great people from everywhere!
((((((((((((((((((((((MUAH!!!))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Tami,
I know you asked if you can also be listed on my directory of professionals... ABSOLUTLEY! I would be honored to have you on board. Internet is Global. If I can generate some business for you out there my friend, I would be happy TO. e-mail me your info.
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www.poshradiance.com

Last Edited on 14-Mar-2008 6:45 AM

Last Edited on 14-Mar-2008 10:55 PM

I hope all your efforts pay off in big ways (not just financially). I believe you are a big gun in the making. Like I told you on the telephone that day, if we end up at the same trade shows, lets make sure we get booths close to each others so we can close ranks with one another and make it fun!

Good luck on all the different parts of the adventure!
jp
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Thank you to all who have shown interest and have purchased.

The website Coney and I speak of is STI~~~~LL in the works. I haven't given up yet. Keep your fingers crossed for me guys!!!

<3
Posh
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www.poshradiance.com

I hope everything is working out well- I can't imagine the hard work and stress that you have put into everything ut you will see it will all pay off in the end! I could barely keep up here and I am a simple one lasher show here so majpr kudo's to you!!!!

Miss ya girl!!!!!!

xoxo

Wow, what a wild ride! Your hard work and efforts are going to pay off and we are all going to benefit yah!!
I cant' wait to see the new website. It sounds like a very strong tool for us lashers.

If you are going to join us for the lash bash next week, will you bring the adhesive so we can try it? I might want to buy from you but would like to give it a try first.
But most importantly, I cant' wait to meet you!

-Karol
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skincarebykarol com

Jill: you are too smart, I thought the same thing about the alcohol... basically you're saying: don't get the alcohol near it until you're ready to cure it?
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Marcia W.
Marcia Walden Studio
www.MarciaWaldenSkinCare.com

Last Edited on 29-Aug-2008 9:39 PM

Thats exactly what I meant. Only use the alcohol as your final step. When you are ready to put that cure into play; starting and completing the catalyst action. The two substances do not belong together or else you'd get a dried up glob of adhesive in your bottle.

(remember, that hydrogen - present in water - is also a catalyst... a long time ago, I used to use a bromisateur mist like Evian, Natures' Tears or watersall to force a cure. But, when the lashes weren't fanned/dried sufficiently first, blooming presented in some circumstances, so I shelfed that idea. The reason that the artificial lashes bond well to the natural lash is that there is moisture present on the eyelash hairs. ?ever notice how its a completely different story when you try to bond a lash extension on a strip of lashes - they slip like crazy, driving you crazy when you practice)

The msds is just that - a components list and safety data for accidental ingestion, exposure, safe usage and disposal - its not an instructional for how we are putting the steps together for our purposes - lash extensions. we are always learning something new about that part... hopefully always will. And hopefully, we will always share those revelations & discoveries.

jp
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Jill Heijligers-Peloquin
Lash FX
www.lashfx.com