This is exactly what I was looking for - a booster that does not damage the eyelashes. Thanks to the previous review, it is truly a product with a low pH, which won't cause the client's eyelashes to curl.
Girls, this is not an accelerator, it is more like a troublemaker! I regularly check the pH levels of all my "liquids" (primer, degreaser, activator) every 3-4 weeks using pH strips.
Degreaser can be between 5.5-7 pH, but it is preferable to have it at 6.5-7 pH.
The primer should have a pH of 7, while the accelerator/activator/booster should be 8 and above, ideally 8-9 pH. This means it should be alkaline, as its purpose is to counteract acidity.
And here is the result of my test right after opening it... the pH is closer to 6, which means it is acidic! The activator should actually neutralize acidity with alkalinity, so it turns out to be more of a decelerator!
Therefore, I simply threw away the whole useless bottle of this product, along with my money.
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This is exactly what I was looking for - a booster that does not damage the eyelashes. Thanks to the previous review, it is truly a product with a low pH, which won't cause the client's eyelashes to curl.
Girls, this is not an accelerator, it is more like a troublemaker! I regularly check the pH levels of all my "liquids" (primer, degreaser, activator) every 3-4 weeks using pH strips.
Degreaser can be between 5.5-7 pH, but it is preferable to have it at 6.5-7 pH.
The primer should have a pH of 7, while the accelerator/activator/booster should be 8 and above, ideally 8-9 pH. This means it should be alkaline, as its purpose is to counteract acidity.
And here is the result of my test right after opening it... the pH is closer to 6, which means it is acidic! The activator should actually neutralize acidity with alkalinity, so it turns out to be more of a decelerator!
Therefore, I simply threw away the whole useless bottle of this product, along with my money.