Tools
What Earns Its Place on the Station
Precision Where It Counts
The Precision Lifter Tool and Tree Tool separate and place individual lashes on the form, which is where an even lift is actually won or lost.
Mixing and Dispensing
Palettes, the kidney dish, the jade stone and the mixing tool give product a clean surface. A cool surface in particular slows how fast adhesive skins over.
Brushes for Every Step
The Elleebrush trilogy set, lash cleanse brush and white brow pencil cover application, cleansing and mapping without improvising with the wrong tool.
Finish and Protect
The lash drying fan and protective eye guard speed up processing and keep product off the skin, which matters most on longer tinting services.
Tools FAQ
What replaced the Isolator Tool?
The Precision Lifter Tool. It does the same job of separating and placing individual lashes, with a finer tip. The Isolator Tool has been retired.
Why use a jade stone instead of a palette?
Jade holds its temperature rather than warming to the room, and a cooler surface slows how quickly lash extension adhesive skins over. That buys you more working time from every drop.
How do I clean and sanitize these tools?
Wash with soap and warm water to remove product, then disinfect following your state board’s requirements for implements. Dry fully before storing so nothing corrodes.
Which tweezers should I start with?
For lash extensions, a straight isolator plus a curved application tweezer covers most work. The Ellee-Brow Tweezer is shaped for brow work rather than extensions.
Do I need the lash drying fan?
It is not essential, but it shortens the wait at the end of a service and helps aftercare products set. On a full day of back-to-back clients that time adds up.
Looking for Professional Pricing?
Most of our catalog (lash lift systems, lamination, extensions & tinting) is priced for licensed professionals and requires a free account to purchase.