Lash shampoo is used to clean the natural lashes before application. Its main feature is a gentle formula that removes oil, dust, makeup residue and skin buildup. Clean lashes help extensions last longer and improve overall retention. Shampoo is the first and most important step in any lash prep routine.

After shampooing, a water rinse bottle is used to wash away any remaining cleanser. It helps fully remove foam and residue from the lash line. This step keeps the lashes clean and fresh, and prevents product buildup that could affect adhesion later.

Lash primer prepares the natural lashes for glue. It helps remove leftover moisture and oil while improving surface grip. Primer is especially useful for clients with oily skin or lashes, as it creates a better base for the adhesive to bond.

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Lash bonder is applied after the set is finished. It helps speed up curing and locks in the adhesive. With bonder, clients do not need to wait long before getting their lashes wet. It also helps reduce irritation and improve comfort.

Booster is used to increase glue strength during application. It can refresh slow-curing glue and improve bonding in difficult conditions. Booster is often used on natural lashes before application or on the glue dot to enhance performance.