How to pick the best lash tweezer for you

How to pick the best lash tweezer for you

Tweezers are extremely personal to each artist. They are truly an extension of our hands. You'll notice we don't have an overwhelming selection to choose from, because we don't want to give you decision fatigue...and we truly believe with our 3 signature tweezers, your "true love's tweezer" is bound to be one of these 3 shapes.

Named after me because I LOVE this tweezer so much, The Maddi— A traditional J curve tweezer, with a crystal tip and flexible apex, this tweezer is perfect for all fanning methods especially the Quick Fans method. This tweezer is super easy to use for beginners or anyone learning to hold a tweezer for the first time, as it is held similarly to a pencil. So if tweezers have been feeling awkward for you, she's a great beginner option that will feel familiar in your hand.

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The Sweetie— If you’re used to a boot tweezer, this will be an easy adjustment due to it's angle. If you’re used to a J curve tweezer, this will feel even lighter in your hands. If you love a 90 degree tweezer, the thicker tips will allow you to have more control. It can create fans using any technique and picks up premades beautifully.  It features our signature crystal tip technology, an all over sweet spot from tip to end, a ruler feature to measure client’s natural lashes, an ergonomic, hand friendly design and a beautiful satin gold finish. The Sweetie is our most popular tweezer, especially for artists who hand make their fans.

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The Katy— The Katy Tweezer is perfect for 3 things, the cleanest isolation, manually removing lashes with a great grip and all fanning methods. It is a slightly angled tweezer. Features a 100% sweet spot, crystal tip and ruler feature. Think of the Katy as a 3 in 1.

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I hope this helps you make a decision! Can't decide? We have the "Bestie Duo" Where you can get the Maddi and Katy bundled together for a discount! 

Shop the Bestie Duo

Hugs and Kisses,
Maddi
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