Lash Bath Foam Cleanser Shampoo/ Aftercare Shampoo 60ml
50pcs/lot Crystal Handle Eyelash Brushes
50Pcs/lot Disposable Makeup Lip Brush Eyelash Cleaner Cleaning Cosmetic Make Up Tools
Disposable Lash Micro Brushes – 100pcs
Crystal Handle Eyelash Cleaning Brush – 2 Colors
Green Handle Eyelash Brushes 50pcs/lot
Crystal Handle Lash Micro Brushes – 100pcs
Eyelash Extension Cleaning Brush – 3 Colors
Crystal Handle Eyelash Brushes Separate Tube Design Charming Diamond Bottom
Rhinestone Eyelash Cleaning Brush
Aftercare supplies are what keep a set clean and comfortable between refills. This collection brings together lash shampoo, cleansing brushes, micro brushes and wands, so an artist can stock a backbar and a take-home kit from one page.
What belongs in a lash aftercare kit?
A complete aftercare routine covers three jobs: cleaning the lash line, separating lashes that have crossed, and touching up small areas with product. That means a cleanser, a soft brush for washing, a spoolie for grooming and micro brushes for detail work.
| Job | Product | Suggested listing |
|---|---|---|
| Clean the lash line | Oil-free foam cleanser | Lash shampoo and foam cleanser |
| Wash without tugging | Soft cleansing brush | Crystal handle cleaning brush |
| Separate and groom | Spoolie or mascara wand | Crystal handle eyelash brushes |
| Detail and touch-up | Micro brush | Disposable micro brushes |
How to explain aftercare to a client
- Wash daily with an oil-free cleanser, using lukewarm water and light pressure.
- Brush the lashes once they are dry, working outwards from the middle.
- Keep oil-based makeup removers, creams and heavy sunscreen away from the lash line.
- Book the refill before the set is more than half grown out.
Backbar stock versus client take-home kits
Most salons split aftercare into two lists. The backbar list is whatever you use during appointments: cleanser, cleansing brush, micro brushes and pads in the largest pack you can store. The take-home list is a smaller version of the same items that a client can actually finish before the next refill - usually one cleanser and one brush.
Keeping the two lists separate makes reordering simpler, because consumables used during appointments are consumed at a predictable rate, while retail stock depends on how many clients accept a kit. If you sell kits, keep one assembled example at the station so a client can see what they are buying.
Frequently asked questions
What should a client avoid after a lash appointment?
Steam rooms, saunas, oil-based eye products and rubbing the eyes. Heat and oil both affect the adhesive over time.
How often should a client buy aftercare products?
Cleansers usually last a couple of months at daily use. Brushes and micro brushes are consumed faster, which is why they are listed in packs of 50 or 100.
Is aftercare different for a volume set?
The routine is the same, but the pressure is lighter. Volume fans are fine and light, so build-up should be loosened with foam rather than scrubbing.
Do artists need separate aftercare stock for the salon?
Many keep backbar sizes for use during appointments and separate packs to sell or hand to clients. Buying the same listings in larger packs usually covers both.