1. Dispense a small amount of foam onto the lashes or cleansing brush.
2. Allow the foam to sit for approximately 30 seconds to help loosen oils, makeup, and residue.
3. Gently work the cleanser through the lash line using the cleansing brush.
4. For clients wearing heavy eye makeup, remove the makeup first with an appropriate eye makeup remover.
5. Follow with Lash Foam Bath to thoroughly remove remaining makeup remover, oil, and residue.
6. Repeat the foam-cleansing step if necessary until the lashes are completely clean and free of oily residue before beginning the service.
7. For professional pre-treatment use, follow the appropriate rinsing and preparation protocol for the lash or brow service.

• Using lash foam as the only step for heavy makeup → Thick eye makeup may require separate removal first. Fix: Use eye makeup remover, then cleanse thoroughly with lash foam.
• Not removing makeup-remover residue → Remaining oil or product can affect lash preparation. Fix: Repeat cleansing until the lashes are fully clean.
• Scrubbing aggressively → Excessive friction can disturb extensions. Fix: Use gentle brush movements through the lash line.
• Cleaning only the lash tips → Most oil and buildup collect closer to the roots. Fix: Carefully cleanse along the lash base.
• Avoiding cleansing because of extensions → Poor lash hygiene allows buildup to accumulate. Fix: Maintain regular cleansing as part of extension aftercare.

All four cleansers are designed for professional lash care, but the best option depends on the client's fragrance preference, desired foam texture, bottle size, and how frequently the cleanser will be used. The 60ml Lash Foam Bathsprovide a classic everyday foaming-cleanser format and include a cleansing brush, while the 100ml Whipped AF formulas offer an ultra-dense, concentrated texture with up to three times more washes per bottle.

• Lash Foam Bath – Rose — Scent: Rose | Size: 60ml | Key Difference: Gentle classic foam + cleansing brush | Best For: Clients who enjoy a light floral cleansing experience
• Lash Foam Bath – Unscented — Scent: None | Size: 60ml | Key Difference: Gentle fragrance-free foam + cleansing brush | Best For: Everyday cleansing for fragrance-sensitive clients
• Whipped AF – Strawberry — Scent: Strawberry | Size: 100ml | Key Difference: Ultra-dense, 3× concentrated whipped foam | Best For: Frequent use and clients who enjoy a sweet scent
• Whipped AF – Unscented — Scent: None | Size: 100ml | Key Difference: Ultra-dense, 3× concentrated fragrance-free foam | Best For: Frequent cleansing, sensitive clients & high-volume salons

Why can a client still have poor retention even if they regularly use lash cleanser?

Clean lashes support retention, but cleansing is only one part of the system. Adhesive conditions, attachment quality, natural lash shedding, skincare products, sleeping habits, and aftercare can all influence how long extensions last.

How should artists cleanse clients who arrive with heavy eye makeup before a fill?

Start by using an eye makeup remover to thoroughly remove heavy makeup. Follow with Lash Foam Bath to remove any remaining remover, oil, and residue from the lash line. Repeat the lash-foam cleansing step as needed until the lashes are completely clean and free of oil before beginning the fill service.

Can clients with oily skin cleanse their extensions more frequently?

Clients who produce more oil around the eye area may benefit from more consistent cleansing, especially when oil accumulates rapidly around the lash line. Frequency should still be adjusted to the client's skin and the lash artist's aftercare recommendation.

When should I choose Unscented Lash Foam instead of the Rose version?

Choose the Unscented version when a client prefers fragrance-free products or super sensitive with perfume. Both formulas are intended for professional and home lash cleansing, so fragrance preference can be an important deciding factor.

Can I use the same Lash Foam Bath before lash lifts or brow lamination?

Yes. Curacoro positions the formula for lash extensions, lash lifts, and brow lamination, making it suitable as a multi-service cleanser. Artists should still follow the specific preparation and rinsing instructions required by the lift or lamination system being used.