Eyelash Extensions Shampoo

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A Gem in Every Lash Kit When applying lash extensions , the cleansing process and the lash extension shampoo you use are actually very important. Every trained technician will need a good product to use, so let's talk a bit about the process and the best products. How Does One Use Eyelash Extension Shampoo? Before we can talk about the best eyelash cleansing shampoo, we need to talk about how to use lash extension shampoo. It’s actually a multi-purpose product that is essential in one’s toolkit, because the whole lash extension application process begins with the cleansing action. When a client comes in for lash extensions, their eyelashes will not be completely clean. They may have makeup on, or the lashes may have dirt on them, traces of oils, or other impurities. A lash wash is used first and foremost in order to make sure the natural lashes are squeaky clean and prepped for the process. A lash wash is like an eyelash shampoo that cleans the natural lashes in preparation for extensions. As for the actual process of using it, it's very simple: just squirt a bit of the shampoo on a surface or directly on a brush, and then start applying it to the lashes, making sure to get it all over the natural lashes and gently remove as much makeup or impurities as possible. While this step should ideally remove any traces of makeup, oils, dirt, etc. and leave the lashes clean and prepped, the technician will still apply primer to the natural lashes after the lash shampoo treatment for extensions. That should make sure that the extensions and the glue will adhere to the lash completely, without issues. Can Eyelash Extension Shampoo Be Used In Other Ways? The great thing about this type of lash cleanser is that it can also be used for lash extension aftercare at home, by clients. Lash extensions can be quite delicate, so there are some strict maintenance rules that need to be followed. That includes avoiding harsh products, dry products (that would require rubbing or pulling at