Eyelash Extension Supplies: The Absolute Essentials

Essential Eyelash Extension Supplies and Products

Are you ready to embark on your journey as a lash artist or just simply looking to restock your eyelash extension supplies? Well, you're in the right place. We're about to explore the absolute essentials you need to create stunning, long-lasting lash extensions that your clients will absolutely adore. From different types of extensions to the tools that make the magic happen, we've got you covered.

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Different Types of Lash Trays

Before diving into the supplies, let's briefly touch on the variety of eyelash extensions. As there are a never-ending amount of lash styles for your clients to choose from, It is important to stock up on a sufficient amount of lash trays varying in curls, lengths and diameters. Not only will this help you deliver your clientsโ€™ desired look but also keeps you from being prepared in advance.

Tip: Stock up on your most used trays, e.g. 12 & 13mm CC/D 0.05 (based off of our sales data)

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Eyelash Extension Glue/Adhesive

The right adhesive is the backbone of any successful lash application. Now in saying this, there is no โ€˜bestโ€™ lash adhesive, but rather the most suitable for you a.k.a. the Lash Artist. To find the most suitable lash extension adhesive, ensure research on the properties of said adhesive to match your working speed and environment; drying time, glue consistency, optimal temperature, optimal humidity.

Tip: Always have a backup glue on hand, for emergencies!

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Pre-Treatment and Primer

Prepping the natural lashes is crucial for a lasting bond. A lash primer is used to remove any residual oils and ensure that the adhesive adheres effectively. Additionally, a pre-treatment can condition and strengthen the natural lashes, promoting their health and vitality. Now, your expertise is what comes into play; natural lash prepping is dependent and varies between each client so it comes down to personal knowledge to determine which products are used.

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Lash Glue Remover

Sometimes, extensions need to come off, whether for maintenance or a change in style. A quality lash glue remover is indispensable for safe, efficient removal without causing any harm to the natural lashes.

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Lash Cleanser

Clean lashes are essential for a beautiful and long-lasting result. A lash cleanser is designed to gently cleanse the extensions without compromising the adhesive bond. Clean lashes not only look better but also prevent issues like retention problems and eye irritation/inflammations.

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Hydrogel Eyepads or Microfoam Eyepatches

Hydrogel eyepads or microfoam eyepatches are a must for any lash artist. They provide a comfortable surface for your clients to rest their eyes on during the procedure. These pads /patches not only offer protection from tweezers to the client's delicate skin, but also helps in keeping the lower lashes from being exposing during application.

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Other Must-Have Tools

  • Tweezers: Tweezers are your precision tools for picking up, isolating, and placing lash extensions. Make sure you have a couple of different types, like straight and curved, to handle various tasks with ease. Be sure to check out our Plasma Pro Series in finding your perfect match.
  • Micro-brush: These little wonders help in working andย dispensingย products to the extensions.
  • Tape: Some common tapes include the Micropore tapes, Transpore tapes or even Japanese Nichiban Tapes.
  • Adhesive Rings (or any other adhesive palettes/cups): These small, adhesive rings can be worn on your fingers for convenient access to the glue during the application.

To conclude, these are the absolute essentials for any lash artist, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your journey. Remember, quality is key. Investing in the high quality supplies will not only make your job easier but also result in happier clients who keep coming back for those fabulous lashes. So, stock up on these essentials, and get ready to work your lash magic!

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