Miko Korean Lash Lift Viscosity Gel Controller

• 10 ml tube
• Carbomer-based thickening gel
• Professional viscosity-control additive for Step 1 solutions
• Instantly transforms liquid solutions into a sticky workable consistency
• Helps improve precision during chemical application
• Helps reduce dripping, spreading, and pooling
• Supports cleaner root-to-tip product distribution
• Tube packaging allows precise control over mixing ratios
• Lightweight formula designed to maintain Step 1 activity
• Vegan & cruelty-free
• SHELF LIFE: 3 YEARS

Key Ingredients

• Carbomer — creates the gel structure and increases viscosity for improved control
• Squalane — plant-derived conditioning ingredient that helps maintain smooth application
• Phenoxyethanol — preservative used to maintain formula stability

Benzeneethanol — helps preserve and stabilize the product formulation

Protocol Step 3 — Prepare Working Solutions

Add a small amount of Texture Gel Controller into Step 1 (Softening Lotion).

Mix thoroughly until the solution reaches a sticky, workable consistency.

The texture should be thick enough to stay in place without dripping, while still remaining smooth and spreadable for even application.

To test the consistency, lift your mixing tool slightly. The mixture should briefly form a soft triangle shape before slowly settling.

Professional Tip

Start with less gel than you think you need. Small adjustments create the most controlled consistency without slowing down the softening process.

What does the Texture Gel Controller do?

It thickens Step 1 into a more controlled consistency to help improve precision and reduce dripping during application.

Does it weaken the softening lotion?

No. The carbomer gel increases viscosity while maintaining the chemical activity of Step 1.

How much should I use?

Only a small amount is typically needed. Start conservatively and adjust as necessary.

Can I use this with every service?

Yes, although the amount used may vary depending on technique, lash type, and desired consistency.

Why is viscosity important during lash lifts?

Better viscosity control helps improve placement precision, prevents running near the eye area, and supports more even processing across the lashes.

COMMON MISTAKES

Adding Too Much Gel

Over-thickening the solution can slow processing time and affect Step 1 penetration.

Incomplete Mixing

Unevenly mixed gel can create inconsistent viscosity and uneven processing across the lashes.

Skipping the Consistency Test

Always test the texture before application. The ideal consistency should feel sticky and controlled — never paste-like.

Assuming Every Service Needs Maximum Thickness

Different lash types and techniques may require slightly different viscosity levels for optimal control.