What are Volume Tweezers

Volume Tweezers is an essential tool for those who apply eyelash extensions. These tweezers are specially designed to create volume fans by holding multiple lash extensions together. With Volume Tweezers, lash artists can easily create beautiful volume lash sets with precision and accuracy. The tips of Volume Tweezers are very fine and allow the artists to pick up the tiniest lash extensions creating a full and fluffy look. If you're a professional lash artist, Volume Tweezers are a must-have in your collection.

What is the difference between Classic Tweezers and Volume Tweezers?

Classic Tweezers are designed to isolate a single lash extension, whereas Volume Tweezers are used to pick up, hold, and create volume fans of 2-8 lash extensions.

How to use Volume Tweezers?

Using Volume Tweezers requires some practice to get the technique right. Hold the tweezers perpendicular to the lash tray and pick up the extensions in a fanning motion. Squeeze the tweezers to hold the extensions in place and attach them to the natural lashes. Continue the process with each fan until the desired volume is achieved.

Can Volume Tweezers be used for Mega Volume lashes?

Yes, Volume Tweezers are suitable for Mega Volume lashes. As the name suggests, these tweezers are designed to create volume, regardless of the number of extensions in the fan.

How to take care of Volume Tweezers?

After each use, clean the tweezers with a mild detergent and then disinfect them using a sterilizing solution. Store them in a dry and clean place with their tip protectors on.

Conclusion

Volume Tweezers are an essential tool used in the lash extension application process. They enable lash artists to create volume fans with precision and accuracy, resulting in fuller and fluffier-looking lashes.

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