Perm Paper Lash Lift Compensator
Perm Paper Lash Lift Compensator
Breathable, pre-cut perm paper strips that keep every lash lifted and in place throughout the softening and neutralizing stages for a clean, uniform result every time.
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Full Description
Full Description
Perm paper compensators are a small but mighty tool in the lash lift process. These pre-cut strips are placed over the lashes during the softening and neutralizing stages to gently hold each lash upright and in position on the rod, ensuring no lash is left folded, crossed, or out of place while solutions are processing. The breathable material allows solutions to work through effectively without trapping excess product, keeping the service clean and controlled from start to finish.
Their pre-cut size makes them easy to work with, saving time during the service and eliminating the need to cut or trim paper on the spot. Stored neatly in an included clear lidded case for hygienic, organized storage at your workstation.
Benefits
Benefits
Keeps lashes lifted and in place during softening and neutralizing stages
Prevents lashes from folding, crossing, or falling out of position on the rod
Breathable material allows solutions to process evenly without excess buildup
Pre-cut for quick, single-use during the service
Promotes a cleaner, more uniform lift result
Comes in a clear lidded case for hygienic and organized storage
Compatible with all lash lift systems and rod sizes
Ingredients
Ingredients
ultra-thin, lightweight, non-woven paper materials
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
These products are intended for professional use only. Élan Artistry does not provide application instructions, tutorials, or guidance beyond what is printed on the product packaging by the manufacturer. Please do not purchase if you are not a licensed and trained professional in lash or brow services. By completing your purchase, you confirm that you are qualified to use this product safely and correctly. Élan Artistry assumes no liability for any misuse, improper application, or adverse reactions. A patch test is always recommended prior to use.
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