How To Clean:

1. Remove Adhesive Residue: Carefully remove any remaining lash adhesive before cleaning with Curacoro Tweezers Cleansers.
2. Clean Thoroughly: Wash tweezers with soap and water to remove visible debris and residue.
3. Disinfect Properly: Use a professional-grade disinfectant and follow the manufacturer’s recommended contact time.

For U.S. Lash Artists → BARBICIDE®

• Mix 2 oz (¼ cup) Barbicide concentrate with 32 oz (4 cups) cold water
• For BARBICIDE® TB (where required): 1 oz (2 tbsp) with 1 gallon cold water
• Immerse tweezers for 10 minutes
• Rinse thoroughly and dry completely with a clean towel

For Canadian Lash Artists → PreEmpt CS 20

• Ready-to-use, no mixing
• Immerse tweezers for 20 minutes
• Rinse well + dry completely
• Replace solution every 2 weeks

Alternative Option → BioMers (Canada Approved)

• Ready-to-use, pH neutral (won’t corrode your tweezers)
• Safe for metal, glass, plastic
• Soak for 1–10 minutes
• Replace solution weekly

1. Rinse & Dry Completely: Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately to help prevent rust, corrosion, or surface damage.
2. Store Safely: Keep tweezers in a clean, dry, ventilated case with the precision tips protected.
3. Avoid Prolonged Soaking: Excessive soaking, harsh chemicals, or storing tweezers while damp may affect their finish and long-term performance.

Can I use this tweezer for both isolation and pickup?

Bold Boss is designed primarily for Russian volume fan creation using pinching and lonely fan techniques. A dedicated isolation tweezer is recommended for routine lash separation.

Should I choose Standard or Fiber Tip?

Choose Fiber Tip tweezers if you want extra grip, especially when working with ultra-fine lashes such as 0.03 mm or when you want a more forgiving gripping surface for handmade fan techniques. Choose Standard Tips if you prefer a smooth, traditional tweezer feel, work mainly with classic sets, or find textured micro-grooves too grippy for your technique.

How do I find the “sweet spot”?

Test the grip along the inner edge of the tweezer tip. The sweet spot is the exact area where both sides close flush and securely, allowing lashes or fans to be picked up without slipping.

How do you hold lash tweezers?

Hold the tweezer with a firm but relaxed grip, with your thumb on one side and three fingers on the opposite side. This position provides control and precision while helping reduce unnecessary hand tension during longer lash appointments.