Glue pads – an essential accessory for every eyelash stylist

Glue pads are an indispensable part of every professional eyelash stylist’s kit. They facilitate the organization of work, providing a convenient and hygienic spot for glue during eyelash extension procedures. With them, the application becomes more precise, and the work time is shortened.

Types of glue pads – choose the perfect one for you

Various types of glue pads are available, tailored to the individual needs of stylists.

- Crystal pads – they feature an elegant appearance and stability, providing comfort during work.
- Jade stones – thanks to their cooling properties, they delay the drying process of glue, which is especially useful during longer styling sessions.
- Pads with lash length markings – in addition to providing a spot for glue drops, you can stick lash strips on them, keeping the designated lengths handy, which significantly streamlines the application process.

Protective coatings for glue – comfort and hygiene

To maintain cleanliness and prolong the lifespan of glue pads, it’s worth investing in protective coatings. Self-adhesive covers protect the pad surface from dirt – they can be easily removed after the procedure, leaving the pad in pristine condition. They come in various sizes to fit specific pad models.

Workstation organization – the key to efficiency

A well-organized workspace not only improves the stylist's comfort but also enhances the salon's professional image. Lash Holder type pads help sort lashes by length and curl, speeding up the application process and minimizing the risk of mistakes.

A tweezer stand is a must-have for any eyelash stylist who values order and efficiency at their workstation. With these, all tweezers are kept in one safe place, allowing for quick access during application.

It is also important to consider the space that ensures comfort for both the stylist and the client. Good lighting, the right temperature, and a clean workstation have a significant impact on the quality of services provided. Optimal work organization also promotes better concentration and precision, which in turn leads to client satisfaction.