Neutralizing Lotion - 2nd step of lash lift and eyebrow lamination

Product description

3 things you should know about the neutralizing milk

1. Is the neutralizing milk used both for lash lifting and for eyebrow lamination?

Yes, exactly - use the neutralizing milk for both procedures.

Lash lifting

First, clean the lashes with the cleansing foam. Then use glue or glue balm to attach them onto a curler. Then use a microbrush to apply the lifting cream (step 1) starting 2 mm from the roots to the middle of their length (never apply all the way to the endings) and let it work. In the next step, apply the neutralising cream (step 2) to the same area. The whole procedure is finished by applying a moisturising serum (step 3). Between steps 2 and 3, i.e. between the neutralizing cream and the moisturizing serum, you can also tint the lashes for a stronger effect.

Lash lifting is suitable for clients who:

• have down growing natural eyelashes,
• don't want or can't have false eyelashes
• want their lashes to look perfect with minimal effort.

To ensure that the final result lasts as long as possible, it is a good to instruct the client on how to properly care for their lift lashes. You can also recommend our keratin serum and our lash botox, which both have very positive effects on the lashes.

Eyebrow lamination

First, clean the eyebrows with the cleansing foam, use a brush to create desired shape and fixate with adhesive. Apply the lifting cream and let it work. In the next step, apply the neutralising cream to the same area. The whole procedure is finished by applying a moisturising serum. Between steps 2 and 3, i.e. between the neutralizing cream and the moisturizing serum, you can also tint the eyebrows.

Eyebrow Lamination is suitable for clients who:

• have sparse or, on the contrary, thick but unruly eyebrows,
• are unwilling or unable to have their eyebrows tattooed or microbladed,
• but also want groomed eyebrows with glossy hairs

2. How long should the setting cream be left on?

Leave the setting cream on for approximately 8–12 minutes, depending on the type, thickness and condition of your eyelashes or eyebrow hairs. Finer and weaker hairs usually require a shorter application time, whilst thicker or unruly eyelashes require a slightly longer one.

It is not advisable to shorten or exceed the recommended application time unnecessarily. If you remove the setting cream too soon, your eyelashes or eyebrows may quickly revert to their original shape. Conversely, leaving it on for too long can unnecessarily strain and dry out the hairs.

3. How to store the neutralizing milk?

One sachet of setting cream is enough for 3 clients (so with this whole pack of 5 sachets, you can treat 10–15 clients). However, to ensure the cream retains its properties, please remember to store it correctly. Once opened, you can reseal it with tape. Keep the sachet securely sealed and use it within 7 days of opening.

Store unopened sachets of lifting cream in a cool, dark place, out of the reach of children.

Safety notice:

A skin sensitivity test should be performed prior to the lash lifting or eyebrow lamination (approximately 24-48 hours before the appointment). If there is irritation, swelling or inflammation of the skin, explain to the client that it is not a good idea to proceed with the lash lift or lamination. If the result is negative, and therefore if the product does not cause any skin reaction, you can apply these techniques without any problem.

Ingredients:

Aqua, Cetearyl Alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide, Triethylhexanoin, Dodecylhexadecyltrimonium Chloride, Laureth-25, Disodium Phosphate, Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil