Brik & Pearl Products
How Brik & Pearl Works
Bond Flex
The structural step
Temporarily modifies the disulfide bonds in the hair so lashes and brows can be reshaped with control. Its viscosity is built for precise placement across traditional, freestyle, glueless and approved Korean-inspired methods.
Bond Lock
The setting step
A hydrogen peroxide based neutralizer that drives controlled oxidation, reforms the disulfide bonds and stabilizes the hair in its new shape.
Lash Life™
Volume filler, step 1.5 and finish
A peptide-rich filler that earns its place three times over: after step 1 to lift residue and rebalance pH, inside approved Monofusion™ techniques, and as a leave-on finish.
Brik & Pearl must be used to the approved Elleebana protocols. Technique, timing and troubleshooting are covered in Polymorph Beauty's online and in-person courses.
Actual Brik & Pearl Results
Images supplied by Elleebana. Individual results vary.
Two reducers, not one
Most lift chemistry picks a single reducing agent and lives with its trade-offs. Bond Flex uses hybrid dual-reduction: Ammonium Thioglycolate for efficient reducing performance, and Cysteamine HCl for flexibility and broader processing control. The point of combining them is latitude, across resistant hair and fine hair alike.
Conditioning is built into that step rather than added afterwards. KeraVeg-18, a plant-derived protein and amino acid complex, is formulated to interact with chemically treated hair. Supplier testing has demonstrated an improvement in the strength of chemically treated hair of up to 21%.
Lash Life then carries a multi-peptide complex including biomimetic SH-oligopeptides and SH-polypeptides, Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 and Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3, alongside Panthenol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Trehalose, Sodium PCA and Glycerin for hydration and softness.
Used at step 1.5 it supports residue removal and pH rebalancing, which makes the handover from the reduction phase to the setting phase a cleaner one.
What it means day to day
Bottles, not sachets
Premium 10 ml airless pump bottles, for salons that prefer a multi-use bottle to single-use sachets.
About 40 services
Up to approximately 40 services per bottle at 0.25 ml per treatment, so cost per service stays predictable.
Lash and brow
Suitable for lash lifting and, used to the approved protocol, professional brow lamination.
Shelf life
Three years unopened. Once opened, three months for Bond Flex and Bond Lock, six for Lash Life. Each bottle has a marker to record the date.
Two things worth knowing before the first client. An airless bottle needs several firm pumps to prime, and can look like it is not dispensing until it does. Store upright, between 39°F and 77°F, ideally around 71°F to 75°F.
An addition, not a replacement
Brik & Pearl does not replace Elleebana One Shot or Elleeplex Profusion, and it is not meant to. Both keep their following for good reason, and both stay in the range.
What this adds is choice: a different reduction chemistry, a bottle instead of a sachet, and a viscosity suited to modern freestyle and Korean-inspired application. Pick per artist, per client, per hair type.
Brik & Pearl FAQ
How many services does one bottle give?
Each bottle holds 10 ml and gives up to approximately 40 services at 0.25 ml per treatment, so cost per service stays predictable.
Can Brik & Pearl be used for brow lamination as well as lashes?
Yes. The system is suitable for lash lifting and, used to the approved protocol, for professional brow lamination, so one system covers two services on a menu.
Does Brik & Pearl replace One Shot or Elleeplex Profusion?
No. It sits alongside both, and both stay in the range. What it adds is a different reduction chemistry, a bottle instead of a sachet, and a viscosity suited to modern freestyle and Korean-inspired application.
What does Lash Life Volume Filler do?
It works at three points in the service: after step 1 to lift residue and rebalance pH, inside approved Monofusion techniques, and as a leave-on finishing filler that conditions and visibly fills.
How long does Brik & Pearl keep once opened?
Three years unopened. Once opened, three months for Bond Flex and Bond Lock and six months for Lash Life. Each bottle carries a marker to record the date it was opened.
Is a patch test required?
Yes. Always patch test at least 48 hours before the service. Bond Flex is GHS classified and may cause an allergic skin reaction, so wear suitable gloves and avoid contact with skin and eyes.