WHAT'S NEW ?
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Here's a fresh, up-to-date look at what's new in the lash world-products, care innovations, and interesting industry facts that lash artist and clients are loving right now ........ March/2026
UV/LED LIGHT LASHES EXTENSION
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Not long ago, lash artist had to wait on air, humidity, and time for adhesive to cure. Then LED light glue arrived and quietly changed everything, instead of depending on the environment, this adhesive cures instantly when exposed to a gentle LED light, sealing the bond in seconds.
For clients, it means freedom. No waiting hours to avoid water or steam, no stress about winter air or workouts after and appointment. The lashes feel secure almost immediately, and retention often improves because each bond is fully cured on the spot.
For artists, LED glue brings consistency. It behaves the same in every season, reducing surprises and creating a smoother, more controlled application. Many also notice less irritation, since the adhesive has less time to release fumes.
Led light glue isn't magic - skill and safety still matter - but it represents a modern shift in lash artistry, where technology precision, and comfort come together to create stronger, longer - lasting results.
*LED lash glue is not 100% risk-free, but it has been tested and is considered safe when used correctly. It works through photopolymerization, a proven process also used in dentistry and medical applications, where LED light instantly cures the adhesive.
Because the glue cures immediately, exposure to fumes is reduced, which can lower irritation. The LED light is low energy and non-UV, making it safe when proper training and eye protection are used. Safety depends on professional technique, but science supports the system when protocols are followed.
- Is UV light safe for the eyes?
Absolutely! The UV light poses no harm to the eyes as long as direct eye contact with the light is avoided. The lamp is designed to shine from above onto the closed eyelid, preventing direct exposure to the eye. Lash artists are further protected by wearing UV safety glasses.
Yes, the UV lamp has passed the EN62471 safety test and holds CE certification, along with FCC and ROHS Certificates.
- Is this system suitable for customers with allergies?
Yes, it significantly reduces allergic reactions, with up to 80% of former allergy sufferers experiencing no reaction.
- How can I remove the eyelash extensions? What remover should I use?
Extensions can be removed using our standard cream remover.
Grown-out lashes can be removed with tweezers during refills, just as with traditional lash
Eyelash infills are needed to maintain your lash extensions as your natural shed. Most people should book an infill every 2-3 weeks. Your natural lashes fall out regularly, and the extensions attached to them shed too, which causes gaps over time.
The best time for infill is when you still have around 40-60% of your extensions left, usually between 14-21 days after your last appointment. Waiting longer than 3-4 weeks may mean a full set is needed instead.
Aftercare affects how long your lashes last. Avoid oil-based products, rubbing your eyes, and sleep on your back where possible. Clean lashes daily for best retention.
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Eyelashes extensions can be safe for sensitive eyes , but extra aftercare is needed. Sensitivity usually comes from the adhesive, not the lashes themselves. A trained lash technician can use a low-fume, sensitive adhesive and adjust placement to avoid contact with the skin. A patch test 24-48 hours before your appointment is strongly recommended.
Good ventilation, correct isolation, and proper application reduce irritation. Aftercare is also important- avoid rubbing your eyes and use gentle, lash-safe cleansers. However, if you have known allergies, chronic eye conditions, or experience burning or swelling, lash extensions may not be suitable . Always consult a professional and stop treatment if irritation occurs.
Yes, you can and should wash your lash extensions. Keeping them clean improves retention. You should wait 24 hours after your appointment before getting them wet, depending on your technicians advice. After that, cleanse your lashes daily or every other day using a lash-safe, oil-free cleanser and lukewarm water.
Gently massage the cleanser over the lashes with clean fingers or soft brush , then rinse and pat -dry-do not rub. Once dry, brush them lightly. Avoid oil-based products and harsh rubbing to keep your extensions looking their best.
Yes, you can tint your lashes before getting lash extensions, but timing is important. Lash tinting should always be done before the extensions are applied, never after. Ideally, tinting is completed 48 hours before.
Avoid water, steam, and makeup for the first 24-48 hours. Clean lashes regularly with a lash-safe cleanser, avoid oil-based products, and don't rub or pull your lashes. Bruch them gently daily, sleep on your back if possible.