Some lash work requires clever tools that make the ‘heavy lifting’ easier.
These angled isolation tweezers are particularly useful for working at those difficult angles and provide the perfect dip for over your clients eyelid.
The angled fine point tip also loves handling large volume fans that create the luscious gorgeous looks your clients will love you for.
A luxurious protective box not only keeps this clever set of tweezers safe, but will also look the part in your salon.
Whether you’re a beginner or advanced lash artist, these angled stainless steel tweezers will be a game-changing addition to your lash toolkit when trickier jobs are calling.
What makes these lash tweezers so special?
- Multi-use perfect for isolation and precision fan making
- Angled fine point tip particularly useful for work at difficult angles and handling large volume fans
- Lightweight design for ease of use over long periods of time
- Advanced grip for extra precision
- Luxurious protective box to help you look after your new favourite tweezers
- Suited to advanced and beginner lash artists
Have any questions?
How do I clean my new tweezers?
Firstly remove any adhesive with acetone and wash your tweezers with warm soapy water. Then using a Disinfectant solution on your tweezers is a must. Barbicide is our recommended solution. It will destroy any bacteria, viruses and fungi. Leave your tweezers in barbicide for 45 minutes, then rinse with water. Barbicide is only to be used on tools, never on the client’s skin. TIP! DONT leave your tweezers in barbicide overnight as it can cause them to rust.
Do I need to be an expert to use these tweezers?
No, you don’t. They are the perfect tool for a beginner lash artist.
How do I know which tweezers are for isolation, pick up or fanning?
Each of our tweezers has a thorough description explaining what they are recommended to be used for.
How do I know where the sweet spot is on the tweezers?
Once your new tweezers have arrived, have a practice making fans until you find the best grip point for holding your fan. Then continue to use this spot when gripping and making your lash fan. Tip! Apply a black dot with a marker to help remember where the sweet spot is.
