As a lash technician, I have always been aware of the importance of proper safety measures, but the flammability of lash glue is something that catches many off guard. Through my experience, I’ve learned that simply leaving used lash glue to air dry is risky and can lead to accidental fires, especially in busy salons. What really helped me was adopting the habit of immediately submerging any used glue containers or applicators in water. This practice ensures there is no dry glue left that can ignite. It's not about waiting for the glue to dry out; it’s about fully neutralizing its flammable properties by drowning it in water. I recommend all lash artists keep a dedicated container of water nearby specifically for disposing of used glue. This small step significantly reduces fire hazards. Also, be sure to inform your team and clients about this to maintain a safe and professional environment. In addition, always store fresh lash glue in a sealed container away from heat sources to minimize risks. Combining careful disposal with safe storage habits is key to preventing emergencies related to lash glue. By sharing this experience, I hope more lash professionals become aware that proper disposal is not just cleanliness but a vital element of salon safety. Don’t underestimate this tiny bottle of glue—it’s highly flammable and should be treated with respect to protect lives and your business.