Diamond Separation Tweezers

Product description

Tweezers with maximum precision

In addition to the curved-tip tweezers for selecting and applying false eyelashes, the straight-tip tweezers are also a part of the professional lash stylist's kit. The Lashes PRO Diamond Separation Tweezers and other tweezers of this type are used to pick out and isolate client's natural lashes.

A great advantage of all the tweezers in the Lashes PRO range is the quality material they are made of. It is first-class Japanese stainless steel, which is strong but at the same time very flexible.

When working in close proximity to the client's eyes and with such precise work as separating individual lashes from each other, complete precision is required. Thanks to the hand-sharpened tip, isolating the right eyelash for the extension will be a breeze.

Lash Stylist Dana's TIP: "We shouldn't forget about our health when we work. Since I've been using Lashes PRO tweezers exclusively, my arms don't feel so tired and my wrists don't hurt at all. Lashes PRO tweezers are up to 40% lighter than competing metal tweezers. They are great to work with and believe me, you can feel the difference."

A great advantage of the Diamond Separation straight tweezers is that they are also very easy to clean due to their shape. After each use, the tweezers must be cleaned with Remover to remove any adhesive residue and disinfected with antibacterial swabs.

To work more efficiently, we recommend that you also supplement your tweezer collection with a rubber holder, which will ensure that no more tweezers will get bent or dulled when dropped on the floor. It happens to even the most skilled lash artists, but with a handy holder, your tweezers will be completely safe.

An almost essential tool for any lash stylist who wants to keep their work tools organized are handy tweezer storage cases.

Lash Stylist Dana's TIP: "Personally, I can no longer imagine life without the magnetic case, in which the tweezers are secured thanks to a magnet and there is no need to insert them into the grips. After work, I always just put a rubber tip sleeve on the tweezers and pop them into the case."