Promade lashes, also know as promade fans, are premade lashes that are handmade by lash artists. Since they are handcrafted, promade fans often have a more natural and delicate appearance compared to machine-made premade fans.

Yes, our promade lash extensions are safe when applied correctly by a trained professional. They should be chosen and applied based on the natural lash's strength and health to avoid damage.

To maintain promade lash extensions:

• Avoid oil-based products around the eyes.
• Do not rub or pull on the lashes.
• Use a lash brush to keep them tidy.
• Clean them gently with a lash cleanser.

Our promade lash extensions are expertly crafted by highly skilled lash artists with advanced expertise and extensive experience in the industry. When applied correctly, our promade fans can last between 4 to 6 weeks, providing a durable and natural look.

No, promade lash extensions are not designed to be reusable. They are applied using adhesive to your natural lashes and should be removed by a professional once they start shedding.

Lash shampoo is a specially formulated cleansing solution designed to clean and maintain eyelash extensions and natural lashes. It helps remove dirt, oil, makeup residue, and debris without compromising the adhesive bond or causing irritation.

It is recommended to use lash shampoo daily or every other day as part of your lash care routine. Regular cleansing helps keep the lashes clean and ensures they remain free from dirt and buildup.

To use lash shampoo:

• Wet your eyelashes with water.
• Apply a small amount of lash shampoo to a clean brush or your fingertips.
• Gently massage the shampoo onto your lashes and eyelids in a downward motion.
• Rinse thoroughly with water, ensuring all shampoo is removed.
• Pat dry with a lint-free cloth or paper towel.

Lash adhesive is a type of glue used to apply eyelash extensions or false lashes. It comes in various formulations, including clear and black, and is designed to be long-lasting yet safe for the delicate eye area.

Lash adhesive for extensions should be used by a trained professional. The technician will dip the base of each extension into the adhesive and attach it to an individual natural lash, ensuring a secure and natural-looking application.

If you experience irritation, redness, or swelling, discontinue use immediately and rinse your eyes with water. Consult with a healthcare provider if symptoms persist.

Eyelash tweezers are precision tools used by lash technicians to apply eyelash extensions. They are designed to pick up and place individual lash extensions accurately and to isolate natural lashes during the application process.

We offers 4 types of tweezers, each designed for specific tasks:

• Classic Tweezer
• Isolation Tweezer
• Volume Tweezer
• Mega Volume Tweezer

Choosing the right tweezers depends on your specific needs and comfort:

• Task Specificity: Use straight tweezers for isolation and curved or volume tweezers for picking up and placing extensions.
• Comfort and Grip: Select tweezers that feel comfortable in your hand and provide a good grip to reduce hand fatigue.
• Material and Quality: opt for high-quality stainless steel tweezers that are durable and resistant to rust. Stainless steel tweezers are generally more durable than titanium ones. However, some individuals may experience allergic reactions to stainless steel
  

Regular tweezers are not recommended for eyelash extensions as they lack the precision and specific design features of eyelash tweezers. Using specialized eyelash tweezers ensures better control and accuracy.

Proper cleaning and sanitization are crucial to prevent infections:

• Cleaning: Wipe off any adhesive residue with a lint-free cloth and an appropriate adhesive remover.
• Sanitizing: Use a disinfectant solution or an autoclave to sterilize the tweezers after each use.
• Storage: Store tweezers in a clean, dry place to avoid contamination.

If your tweezers are not gripping lashes properly, it could be due to:

• Misalignment: The tips may be misaligned. Check and adjust them carefully.
• Adhesive Build-Up: Clean any adhesive residue from the tips.
• Wear and Tear: Over time, tweezers can wear out. Consider replacing them if they no longer grip well.

An eyelash brush, also known as an eyelash comb or mascara wand, is a small brush used to groom, separate, and maintain both natural and extension eyelashes.

• Daily Grooming: Use a spoolie brush to gently comb through lashes from the base to the tips, separating them and removing any debris.
• Cleaning Lashes: Use a cleansing brush with a lash cleanser to gently clean the lashes, ensuring all makeup and residue are removed.
• After Mascara: Use a lash comb to separate lashes and remove any clumps after applying mascara.
  

Separation: Prevents clumping and ensures lashes are evenly spaced.

Maintenance: Keeps lashes looking neat and tidy, maintaining the appearance of lash extensions.
Health: Removes dirt, oil, and debris that can accumulate on lashes, promoting healthy lash growth.

Yes, eyelash brushes are safe to use on lash extensions. Using a spoolie brush daily helps keep extensions looking fresh and prevents them from tangling or clumping.

Regular Cleaning: Rinse the brush with warm water and a mild soap or makeup brush cleanser.

Deep Cleaning: For a more thorough clean, soak the brush in a mixture of water and gentle shampoo, then rinse and let it air dry.