1. Shake the bottle as needed before dispensing the whipped foam.
2. Apply a small amount to the lash line or onto a clean lash cleansing brush.
3. Gently work the foam through the lash roots and extensions using soft, controlled motions.
4. Rinse thoroughly so no cleanser or loosened residue remains.
5. Pat the eye area gently and allow the extensions to dry before brushing them back into place.
6. For heavy eye makeup, remove makeup first with an appropriate eye makeup remover, then cleanse thoroughly with Whipped AF to remove the remover, oil, and remaining residue. Repeat the foam step until the lashes are completely clean and oil-free before beginning a professional lash service.

• Using too much foam → The concentrated formula does not require a large amount. Fix: Start with a small amount and add more only when needed.
• Using lash cleanser alone on very heavy makeup → Thick makeup may not be removed completely in one step. Fix: Use eye makeup remover first, then follow thoroughly with lash foam.
• Leaving remover or oil residue behind → Residue can interfere with lash preparation. Fix: Repeat cleansing until the lash line feels completely clean and oil-free.
• Scrubbing the extensions aggressively → Excess friction can pull or twist extensions. Fix: Use gentle brush movements around the roots and lash line.
• Avoiding the lash roots → Oil and makeup commonly accumulate close to the attachment points. Fix: Clean the base carefully rather than focusing only on the lash tips.

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

What makes Whipped AF different from a regular foaming lash shampoo?

The main difference is its ultra-dense, concentrated texture. Whipped AF produces foam approximately 200% denser than a regular lash shampoo and is designed to deliver up to three times more washes per bottle, giving users more control during cleansing and improved product efficiency.

How should I cleanse a client who arrives with heavy eye makeup before a lash fill?

Start with an appropriate eye makeup remover to break down the heavier makeup. Then cleanse thoroughly with Whipped AF to remove the makeup remover, oil, and remaining residue, repeating the foam step until the natural lashes and extension bases are completely clean before beginning the service.

Why is the pH range important in a lash cleanser?

A cleanser used frequently around the eye area should balance effective cleansing with client comfort. Whipped AF is formulated at pH 5.5–6.5, making it suitable for routine use around lashes while helping avoid an unnecessarily harsh cleansing experience.

Can Whipped AF be used with different lash adhesives?

Yes. Curacoro specifies that Whipped AF is compatible with all lash adhesives, making it practical for salons that work with multiple adhesive systems. Proper rinsing and complete drying are still important before beginning a new lash application.

Does a denser cleanser mean clients should use more product?

No. The opposite is generally true with this concentrated formula—a small amount of dense foam can provide effective coverage around the lash line. Using excessive cleanser wastes product and does not necessarily improve cleansing, so clients should focus on proper brush technique and thorough rinsing instead.