The right brush makes all the difference — precision application, zero waste, perfect finish every time. Fine-tip plastic brush designed for precise, controlled application of lash sealant, bonder, adhesive, and remover. Flexible synthetic bristles give lash artists better control than larger brushes, with enough precision to apply product exactly where needed without disturbing surrounding extensions. Why Lash Artists Use This Brush Fine-tip precision — apply sealant, bonder, adhesive, or remover exactly where needed with no mess, no waste, and no product on surrounding skin Multi-purpose — works with lash sealant, bonder, primer, adhesive, and remover; one brush type for multiple steps in your lash workflow Flexible bristles — gentle enough for delicate lash work without disturbing extensions or pulling on the bond Color-code by product — 7 vibrant colors (Pink, Gold, Blue, Green, White, Black, Purple) make it easy to assign one color per product type and avoid cross-contamination Cost-effective for hygiene — affordable enough to use a fresh brush per client for adhesive and remover applications; reduces cross-contamination risk Key Features Fine-tip synthetic bristles — precision application of lash treatments Flexible, durable plastic handle Multi-purpose — sealant, bonder, adhesive, primer, remover Available in 7 colors: Pink, Gold, Blue, Green, White, Black, Purple Pack sizes: 50pcs or 100pcs Easy to clean between uses Best For Applying Lash Sealant after sets for daily protection and retention Applying Lash Bonder along the lash line after the full set Precise adhesive placement during lash application Applying lash remover during removal treatments Any lash treatment requiring controlled, fine-tip application Specifications Material Plastic handle with synthetic bristles Bristle Type Fine-tip for precision application Colors Pink, Gold, Blue, Green, White, Black, Purple Pack Sizes 50pcs / 100pcs Suitable For Lash sealant, bonder, adhesive, primer, remover How To Use the Lash Applicator Brush Select — Choose the correct color-coded brush for your product to avoid cross-contamination Dip — Dip the brush tip lightly into your chosen product; use minimal product for a clean, controlled application Apply — Apply with gentle, controlled strokes along the lash line or bond area Clean or replace — Wipe clean with a brush cleanser between uses, or use a fresh brush per client for adhesive and remover applications Pro tip: Assign one color per product — e.g., Pink for sealant, Gold for bonder, Blue for remover — to keep your workflow organized and hygienic. Related Products Lash Sealant — Daily protective coating for lash extension retention — apply with this brush Lash Bonder — Instantly cure adhesive after the set — apply with this brush Microbrush Short Tip — Disposable precision applicator for primer and spot remover Glitter Lash Brush — Reusable silicone spoolie for daily lash grooming FAQ What is a lip brush used for in lash work? Despite the name, this fine-tip brush is widely used in lash studios for applying sealant, bonder, adhesive, and remover with precision — the flexible bristles give lash artists better control than larger brushes. The fine tip allows product to be applied exactly at the lash line without touching surrounding skin. Can I reuse the brush between clients? Yes, if cleaned thoroughly with a brush cleanser between uses. However, for hygiene best practice — especially with adhesive or remover — we recommend using a fresh brush per client. The affordable price per unit makes this practical for high-volume salons. What is the difference between 50pcs and 100pcs? Both contain the same brush. The 100pcs pack offers better value per unit for high-volume salons or resellers. The 50pcs pack suits smaller studios or those trying the product for the first time. How do I color-code brushes by product? Assign one color per product type — for example, Pink for sealant, Gold for bonder, Blue for remover, Green for primer. This prevents cross-contamination between products and keeps your workflow organized during busy back-to-back sets.
