Lash extension tweezers - what to choose?

Eyelash extension tweezers and eyebrow tweezers, which tool is more important? There are questions that don't have one correct answer, because every true eyelash and eyebrow stylist knows that a well-chosen tool in her hands is the basis for effective work. Someone once said if you have a limited budget for tools and you have to decide on just one, it's as if you have to choose only one child that you love more.

The work of stylists and beauticians is at the same time a passion to which we devote ourselves without moderation, we know this because our brand and tools for work were created from the same passion. Every day we ask ourselves what else we can change to make our work easier, faster, and our clients feel the high standard of our services.

Tweezers, which one to choose and for what?

Tweezers, straight, bent, hoof or swan. Gold, silver, antistatic or stainless steel? All these terms make it difficult for us to find ourselves among so many choices. So let's divide tweezers into two families: eyebrow tweezers and eyelash extension tweezers.

EYELASH EXTENSION TWEEZERS

SEPARATION

The latter take different forms and their shape is highly dependent on the preferences of each stylist.

The most popular and simplest tweezers are the straight tweezers, which used to be the basis for styling lashes. Each stylist started her adventure with eyelashes 15 years ago with two "sabres", i.e. straight tweezers and loose eyelashes. Today, however, a lot has changed and we believe that straight tweezers, e.g. Vetus 5ASA, are best suited for eyelash separation. During the isolation of eyelashes the left hand (right-handed) of the stylist rests on the client's forehead and straight tweezers are a static tool, so their shape works perfectly in this position. Many stylists prefer slightly bent tweezers type Vetus 5BSA, where the tip makes it easier to separate baby lashes without unnecessary pressure from the tip of the tweezers on the eye flakes. The tweezers for the separation of lashes must be precise, although it may seem that most of the time it remains untight during work, but it plays a very important role when filling in the eyelashes, where very often we mechanically separate the lashes from the natural ones. The ideal contact is also useful in the plywood situation, where two natural eyelashes glued together must be separated quickly and effectively.

APPLICATION

Active tweezers, so which one? 

Active tweezers are used to apply lengthened eyelashes, and must be perfect in every respect, but the main measure of perfection turns out to be users' taste. Many times perfectly polished tweezers land in a corner, because they lie badly in our hands. Each stylist at the beginning of her career asks which tweezers for eyelash extensions are best. However, she quickly learns that this is a very complex issue and requires a little more depth into the subject. Opinions about Dumont, Vetus or Gold Angel tweezers can be found literally everywhere, but why is it best to choose your own tweezers or your instructor? Because it's only by specifying your preferences that we can carefully select the model that fits your work and habits. If you're looking for a new tweezers and you don't know where to start, write us a message or call us or chat, we're waiting for you with a full set of questions that will make the choice agreeable with your preferences and wallet size, rather than driven by a desire to sell and high profit.

Without a doubt, you will be looking for the ideal you have already had in the past and you will be carefully browsing through similar eyelash extension tweezers, however, similar does not mean identical, all tweezers are hand sanded and although the tweezers are very similar in appearance, the differences in the clamp can be huge.

Cheap doesn't always mean bad.

The tweezers are divided into 3 economic classes. Low budget VETUS, higher class GOLD ANGEL and high-end DUMONT and should be acquired with a bag of experience in the industry. We will never recommend Dumont to a layman who starts to extend his eyelashes for the first time and takes his first steps in eyelash styling and is looking for something for a starter kit because he will probably leave at least 5 tweezers before he needs Dumont tweezers for perfect tufts. However, the Vetus 5BSA or 15ST, which are lightweight, cheap and precise, will work great for him, and landing on the floor won't end with weeks of mourning and a hole in his pocket.

The best tweezers for eyelash extensions.

It's obviously the right one:

• to the stage of your career where you are currently
• precise and comfortable in the hand
• bent according to the method you work with
• palm-free
• not coated with enamel or paint that will spruce off after several visits to the autoclave
• with a clamping force tailored to your needs.

What is the absolute phenomenon among tweezers 2019?

Of course, the Gold Angel XS tweezers are very agile, universal tweezers with a short 3mm arm bent at a 40-degree angle to combat all the difficulties of working in an inner corner. The nose will never stand in the way of a perfect styling. After all, you'll be happy to create tufts on short lashes from 4-8mm. It's a great way to create tufts in rocking, reclining and scratching. It speeds up your working hours and definitely reduces the pressure on the championship, where the filling of the inner corners must be refined in every way.

EYEBROW TWEEZERS

Eyebrow tweezers must have one thing in common and the most important feature - an ideal contact that allows you to pull out even the shortest hair in the early anagen phase.

Anyone who has fought small black spots on the skin knows how hard it is to get to such a hair without exposing the client's epidermis. In the pursuit of precise hair removal we have created 3 tweezers, which are as effective in the work of a professional as they are suitable for resale to clients.

The best eyebrow tweezers in the house is the Black Brow Mini, which is a pocket-sized version of the professional Black Brow, and your clients will love it and will be happy to travel with it in their purse and even take it on board. But don't let her sweet look fool you, she tears your hair very effectively, without breaking it or pinching your skin, without causing irritation.

Gold Brow and Black Brow tweezers are a professional series, which is the answer to the needs of beauty salons, where tweezers should be disinfected and sterilized. Frequent visits to the autoclave, will be gladly abolished by Gold Brow, which is covered with a non-splash and abrasion resistant coating, despite repeated exposure to high temperatures and harsh chemicals.

Additionally, these tweezers are equipped with an eyebrow scoop, which is a handy convenience for all fanatical perfectionists who treat every eyebrow styling with the rank of permanent makeup.

Eyebrow tweezers diagonal or straight?

Of course, it is gently slanted, it grabs even the smallest hairs much easier and avoids pinching the skin. The beveled tweezers are also guided much more smoothly along the eyebrow arch than their simple cousin, which is why they are used more often by professionals.

The colour is important

Why did we decide on a black color among the tweezers? The answer is clear, black tweezers look neat and aesthetically pleasing much longer after contact with henna than in any other colour. Golden eyebrow tweezers perfectly tolerate all cleaning agents, including acetone, which will allow you to discolour even the worst stains from eyebrow paint.

Good eyebrow tweezers

Unfortunately, it's not one that has a lot of unnecessary gadgets, so tweezers with a lamp, a comb or any other cheerful-looking facility will certainly not satisfy your needs. The best eyebrow tweezers do not have to be the most expensive one either. How much does an eyebrow tweezer cost? JoLash tweezers are from the price range of 19,99 PLN to 45,99 PLN and it should be emphasized that each of these tweezers is very precise, but the most expensive ones are definitely intended for a professional customer who will use such an excellent tool for years. 

So what about the plastic eyebrow tweezers?

Is it worth investing in plastic as a tool? Definitely not, we do not recommend this type of tweezers for eyebrow adjustment, because they are very imprecise and wear out quickly. They are also not professional tweezers for beauticians, due to their porosity and ability to carry bacteria.