Parches

Salon Procedures for Eyelash Care:

Salon procedures for eyelash care, such as extensions, tinting, and lamination, require not only skilled execution but also the availability of expendable materials for the master, particularly patches. These patches come in several types, can be made from different materials, and serve functions beyond protection.

During eyelash extensions, patches are used to isolate the lower lashes. They are applied to the lower eyelid area. It's crucial to use verified and high-quality products in this situation, as the delicate skin around the eyes can be easily injured. The patches are applied along the lash growth line. The area of patch application is quite versatile: they can be used for extensions, lamination, and tinting of lashes. Additionally, these products can be used for procedures that nourish and rejuvenate the skin.

You can choose patches for tinting and eyelash extensions; the only difference is the application method. In the first case, they are applied under the lashes to cover the entire area, while in the second case, they cover the lower row since work is not done on that area.

It's worth noting that patches should be applied slightly away from the edge. Otherwise, there's a risk of gel or cosmetic products getting in, which can cause irritation.

Patches protect the lower eyelash, prevent burns, shield against allergic reactions, and mechanical damage. The main advantage of patches is that they don't allow the chemicals used in various procedures to penetrate through.

Patches can be disposable and reusable:

1. In the first case, patches can be sold in large packs of 50 pieces. This option is most often used in beauty salons and is considered the most hygienic and convenient.

2. Reusable patches are usually sold in pairs. They are convenient for home care procedures. After use, the patches can be thoroughly rinsed with running water and treated with antiseptics.

In terms of shape, patches can be:

• Rectangular;
• Semi-circular;
• Asymmetric semi-circles.

Some patches are infused with special moisturizing or soothing agents.

One of the most popular types is hydrogel patches.

Hydrogel or gel patches for eyelids are likely the most common among consumers. Masters often use them for eyelash extensions.

These patches are based on a medical polymer material with hydrogel inside. Patches of this type are extremely comfortable and convenient. They are mostly white, which makes it easier for the extension master to work since lashes stand out against this background. The patches do not dissolve and do not cause discomfort; they are pleasant to touch. It's hard to imagine them causing eye irritation or allergies.

Patches also differ in thickness, which depends on the amount of gel. There are also ultra-thin products: these patches are convenient because they don't leave lint on the skin. You can choose a specific size that suits you best!

Another undeniable advantage of patches is that they have a positive effect on the eyelids, making the skin softer and smoother.

At Beauty Master, you can choose patches of different shapes, appearances, and thicknesses. You also have the option to buy both individual pairs and cost-effective quantities of 50 pieces per pack.