Lamination tools

Lamination tools are the specialist auxiliary instruments for application and positioning in lash lift and lamination — applicators for the compounds, lash positioning tools and preparation bowls.

Lamination Tools — Why Improvised Substitutes Create Uneven Results

The core instruments in this category appear simple, but are designed with specific functional requirements. It's important to note that in lamination, even a small difference in application precision can lead to uneven compound action — visible in the final result.

The Lifting Tool — for Precise Lash Positioning

The lamination lifting tool is a silicone applicator with a specific tip shape designed for combing and pressing individual lashes against the silicone shield. It's important to note that uneven pressing is the most common cause of uneven lift — when a lash is not correctly positioned on the shield, the compounds act at a different angle on different lashes. The tool's dedicated tip shape reduces the risk of inconsistent adherence.

Applicators — for Controlled Compound Distribution

Lamination applicators provide the correct width and absorbency for applying Steps 1, 2 and 3. In practice: a brush that is too wide applies more product than necessary and may contact the eyelid skin; one that is too narrow requires multiple passes and extends the application time. It's important to note that applicators are single-use — one per procedure.

Solo Bowl and Trio Bowl

The Solo bowl has one compartment — suited to sequential application of the compounds. The Trio bowl has three compartments — allowing all three compounds to be prepared simultaneously without mixing, for faster workflow. It's important to note that a Trio bowl is not necessary for beginners or when working with single-use sachets — it is most useful in active practices using bottle-format systems where working speed is a priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can PMU micro brushes substitute for the lamination applicator?

Partially — micro brushes carry a smaller product volume, which can be an advantage for precise work but requires more passes. It's important to note that the specialist lamination applicator is sized for the correct amount of product for consistent coverage in fewer strokes.

Does the lamination bowl need to be sterile?

It must be clean and free of residue from previous use. It's important to note that lamination chemical compounds react with residual moisture or residue from previous products — the bowl must be dry before each use.

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