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Lash Lift (Step 3)

Lash Lift (Step 3)

Name: Lash Lift (Step 3)
Brand: Snap Beauty
Price: 13.8 GBP
Availability: InStock

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£13.80

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Step 3 is a nourishing and conditioning serum that is to be used as the last step in your lash lifting treatment. Our solution is cruelty free and vegan.

Our Step 3 treatment is used to rehydrate and nourish the lashes after they have undergone the chemical processes in the previous steps.

Replenishes moisture: The perming and neutralizing solutions used in Steps 1 and 2 can dehydrate the lashes, so Step 3 helps to restore moisture, making the lashes softer and healthier.
Nourishes the lashes: Our solution contains hyaluronic acid and aloe vera to help strengthen and protect the lashes, promoting overall lash health after the treatment.

This step is important for maintaining the integrity of the lashes and preventing them from becoming brittle or damaged over time.

If you're using tint, we advise applying step 3 post tinting. Use a clean cotton bud and apply directly to the brow hair.

This box includes 10 sachets of Step 3. You're able to get (approximately) 4 uses our of each sachet. This product is available for trained and qualified professionals only.

How to use step 3

After tinting (if you're choosing to tint)

Use Step 3 to remove the lashes from the shield using a clean cotton bud.

Remove the shield from the clients eye, you can also use Step three to break down any remanence of adhesive on the clients eyelid.

Step three will nourish the lashes, we recommend using a mascara spoolie to separate the lashes after the application of step 3.

You can indeed! Our Step 3 is the same formulation for brow and lash treatments.

Yes, it is. Step 3 can help to ease lashes from the shield. As well as this, your clients lashes will be nourished after being chemically treated by the lash lift.

Do I need to patch test?

Yes, always include Step 3 when you're patch testing your new lash lift clients. Although step 3 is a nourishing solution, it is best to rule out that your client doesn't have a sensitivity for step 3.