1. Shake the bottle and release a small amount of whipped foam.
2. Apply to closed eyes with a cleansing brush, working gently along the lash line.
3. Leave for a few seconds to lift makeup and oils.
4. Rinse thoroughly with water.
5. Pat dry and brush lashes into place.
6. Repeat daily or as recommended in your aftercare.

• Using too much foam: The foam is concentrated; a small amount is enough.
• Scrubbing the lash line: Brush gently to avoid loosening extensions.
• Not rinsing fully: Residue can attract debris; rinse thoroughly.
• Skipping daily cleansing: Oil build-up weakens bonds; cleanse regularly.
• Leaving lashes tangled: Brush lashes into place after drying.

• Size: 100ml
• Scent: Unscented, fragrance-free
• pH: 5.5–6.5
• Texture: Ultra-dense whipped foam, 3x concentrated
• Suitable for: Lash extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination, sensitive skin
• Compatibility: All lash adhesives
• Application: Shake, release and apply with a cleansing brush, then rinse

Why is a whipped foam better than a regular lash shampoo?

Whipped foam is denser, so it clings to the lash line without dripping and covers more area with less product. That makes cleansing more controlled and economical.

Does pH really matter for lash cleansers?

A pH close to the natural tear range is gentler on the eyes and helps reduce redness and irritation. It is one reason clients are more likely to cleanse regularly.

How long does one bottle last?

Because it is 3x concentrated, each bottle delivers more washes than a regular shampoo of the same size; actual life depends on how often it is used.

Can clients use it on lash lifts?

Yes, it is designed for lash extensions, lifts and brow laminations.

Strawberry or unscented: which should I stock?

Stock both if you can: unscented suits sensitive clients, while strawberry appeals to clients who enjoy a fragrance.