Lash Bath Foam Cleanser Shampoo/ Aftercare Shampoo 60ml
Lash shampoo and foam cleanser are the products used to clean an eyelash extension set between refills. This collection lists the Winky Beauty lash bath foam cleanser in a 60ml format, with the currently available pump and brush options shown on the product page.
What is lash shampoo used for?
Lash shampoo lifts oils, makeup residue and everyday dirt away from the lash line without breaking down the adhesive. It is the product a client uses at home between appointments, and it is also the last step of many professional removals and refills. Cleansing keeps the lash line comfortable and helps the set look tidy for longer.
Lash shampoo or foam cleanser - which one do you need?
They describe the same job in most routines. A shampoo is mixed with water and worked through the lashes with a brush, while a foam cleanser is already aerated and just needs to be dispensed onto the lash line. Choose the format that matches how you or your client prefers to work:
| Format | Best for | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Foam cleanser with pump | Salon backbar and quick client top-ups | One or two pumps covers both eyes; keep it oil-free |
| Foam cleanser with a brush head | Clients who want a single-step routine at home | Work along the lash line, then rinse with water |
| Shampoo plus separate cleansing brush | Artists who control dilution and pressure | Pair with the lash brush that suits your routine |
How to cleanse an eyelash extension set
- Use lukewarm water. Hot water softens the bond and is uncomfortable on the eye area.
- Apply a small amount of foam along the lash line, not on the mid-lengths only. The lash line is where oils collect.
- Work in small circles with a cleansing brush or a soft spoolie, then rinse until the water runs clear.
- Pat gently with a lint-free cloth or a gel pad. Do not rub.
- Brush the lashes back into place and let them air dry before applying anything else.
Frequently asked questions
Should lash shampoo be oil-free?
Yes. Oil-based cleansers and balms can weaken cyanoacrylate adhesive and shorten retention. Look for an oil-free formula described for eyelash extension use, and keep oil-based makeup removers away from the lash line.
How often should a client wash their lash extensions?
Daily for most clients, especially anyone who wears eye makeup, sunscreen or moisturiser. Build-up around the lash line is one of the most common reasons a set looks tired before the refill appointment.
Can I use the same cleanser for a classic and a volume set?
Yes. Cleansing is the same process for both; the difference is pressure. Volume fans are lighter and can distort if they are scrubbed, so use a soft brush and let the foam do the work.
How do I use lash shampoo after a refill?
Leave the set dry for the period recommended by your adhesive supplier, then continue the normal routine. For the full walkthrough see how to use lash shampoo for eyelash extensions.