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3M Micropore Tape 1.00 € – 1.25 €Select options
What kind of tape do you use for eyelash extensions? How do you keep bottom lashes down?
The easiest way to protect bottom lashes is with eyepatches. HOWEVER! How many times have you found those tiny baby lashes sneaking out from under the eyepatch and getting stuck to your extensions? We know this is every lash tech’s nightmare, so using a small piece of tape to secure those tiny lashes will come in very handy!
- gives a bit of extra help keeping eye pads in place
- can be used to secure bottom lashes or to lift the skin on the eyelid
- 3M micropore tape is less tacky and softer than plastic transpore tape
- can be used with any eyepatches
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3M Transpore Tape 1.25 € – 1.50 €Select options
What kind of tape do you use for eyelash extensions? How do you keep bottom lashes down?
The easiest way to protect bottom lashes is with eyepatches. HOWEVER! How many times have you found those tiny baby lashes sneaking out from under the eyepatch and getting stuck to your extensions? We know this is every lash tech’s nightmare, so using a small piece of tape to secure those tiny lashes will come in very handy!
- bi-directional perforations for easy hand-tear. No scissors needed!
- medium stickiness
- easy to remove without causing discomfort to the client
- can be used to secure bottom lashes or to lift the skin on the eyelid for easier application
- perfect for any eyelash treatment
- can be used with any eyepatches
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3M Durapore Tape 1.50 € – 1.75 €Select options
What kind of tape do you use for eyelash extensions? How do you keep bottom lashes down?
The easiest way to protect bottom lashes is with eyepatches. HOWEVER! How many times have you found those tiny baby lashes sneaking out from under the eyepatch and getting stuck to your extensions? We know this is every lash tech’s nightmare, so using a small piece of tape to secure those tiny lashes will come in very handy!
- gives a bit of extra help keeping eye pads in place
- can be used to secure bottom lashes or to lift the skin on the eyelid
- 3M Durapore tape is stronger than micropore tape
- can be used with any eyepatches
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3M Microfoam Tape 4.90 € – 8.90 €Select options
What kind of tape do you use for eyelash extensions? How do you keep bottom lashes down?
Foam tape is the most COST EFFECTIVE eyepatch solution loved by thousands of lash technicians all around the world. It’s cheaper than even the CHEAPEST eye pads for eyelash extensions! 5 meters of 3M Microfoam Tape will allow you to create:
- 80 lash sets from the 2.5cm wide tape roll
- 160 lash sets from the 5cm wide tape roll
Why use foam tape for eyelash extensions?
You can use the foam tape for ANY client, however, it’s an absolute “must-have” for those clients who:
- are allergic to the gel of eyepatches
- have oily skin (foam tap has excellent “staying in one place” ability)
- have bulbous eyes OR struggle to keep their eyes tightly closed during treatment – the thicker foam helps to keep the fumes away from the eyes
- like to talk during the treatment and, as a result, their eyes are constantly shaking.
- have sensitive watery eyes
Looking for normal tapes to use during your eyelash extensions treatments? Check out our other types of tapes here.
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3M Silicone Tape 3.90 € – 7.90 €Select options
What kind of tape do you use for eyelash extensions? How do you keep bottom lashes down?
Silicone tape is the most COST EFFECTIVE and slimest eyepatch solution loved by thousands of lash technicians all around the world. It’s cheaper than even the CHEAPEST eye pads for eyelash extensions!
5 meters of 3M Silicone Tape will allow you to create 80 lash sets from the 2.5cm wide tape roll.
Why use silicone tape for eyelash extensions?
You can use the foam tape for ANY client, however, it’s an absolute “must-have” for those clients who:
- are allergic to the gel of eyepatches
- have oily skin (foam tap has excellent “staying in one place” ability)
- have bulbous eyes OR struggle to keep their eyes tightly closed during treatment – the thicker foam helps to keep the fumes away from the eyes
- like to talk during the treatment and, as a result, their eyes are constantly shaking.
- have sensitive watery eyes
Looking for normal tapes to use during your eyelash extensions treatments? Check out our other types of tapes here.
