Foaming Lash Shampoo Concentrate Sachets
SUBSCRIPTION SELECTED • cancel anytime!Support better lash retention and maintain healthy natural lashes with our Foaming Lash Shampoo Concentrate. Simply mix each concentrate sachet with distilled water to create a professional foaming lash shampoo while reducing packaging, shipping costs and storage space.
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Key benefits
Proper lash cleansing helps remove oils, dead skin, makeup residue, and environmental build-up from the lash line. Making the switch to order eco-friendly lash shampoo packages helps maintain healthier lashes, supports better lash retention, and supports better lash retention through proper lash hygiene.
- Instant mixing turns a single 5ml sachet into a 50ml bottle of rich foam in seconds.
- Oil-free formula designed to clean thoroughly without breaking down eyelash adhesive.
- Travel-safe sachet packaging minimises plastic waste and fits easily into retail beauty kits.
- Promotes maximum retention by thoroughly removing away oils, dust, and makeup.
- Extremely cost-effective for salons wanting to hand out high-quality aftercare gifts.
- Gentle on sensitive eyes, while maintaining optimal lash health.
Review these product specifications to see how these sachets simplify your workflow:
- Quantity: 10 individual 5ml concentrate sachets per retail box.
- Compatibility: Perfect for natural lashes, classic lash extensions, and dense volume fans.
- Mixing Ratio: 1 sachet (5ml) to 45ml of distilled water (makes a standard 50ml bottle).
- Formulated For: Deep cleansing, hygienic pre-treatment, and daily retail client aftercare.
Please note: This product contains concentrate sachets only. Foam pump bottles are sold separately and are not included.
Stock your retail shelves with a simple, space-saving professional lash shampoo concentrate.
- Creates fresh foaming lash shampoo in seconds
- Gentle cleansing formula suitable for eyelash extensions
- Helps remove oils, makeup residue, dust and debris
- Supports better lash retention through proper lash hygiene
- Space-saving and travel-friendly concentrate format
- Lower packaging waste compared to pre-filled foam cleansers
- Professional salon and retail friendly
- Oil-free formula
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Who is this collection for?
This dual-purpose solution is crafted for busy lash technicians, academy owners, and clients searching for a mild daily lash cleanser. It serves as an essential in-salon pre-treatment preparation step for lash artists, as well as an incredible high-margin retail product to include in your client aftercare kits.
What exactly is this cleanser?
This product is a highly concentrated, oil-free liquid cleanser packaged into ten travel-friendly 5ml sachets. Foam pump bottles are not included and should be purchased separately or reused. When combined with distilled water in a standard foam pump bottle, each individual sachet instantly emulsifies into a rich, luxurious foaming shampoo that lifts away debris without weakening adhesive bonds.
When should you use this product?
Apply this foaming wash at your lash station immediately before starting a full set or infill appointment to strip away stubborn natural oils and dust. It should also be used by clients at home at least once a day to prevent early lash shedding, keep the eye area clean, and help extend the life of their lash extensions.
Why is it essential for your kit?
Ditching bulky, pre-filled plastic bottles in favour of these sachets helps you order reduced packaging lash shampoo that slashes shipping weight and storage demands. It offers an excellent retail opportunity to your retail revenue, giving clients a fresh, highly effective foaming wash at a fraction of standard manufacturing costs.
How to use:
- Dilution: Pour one 5ml concentrate sachet into a sanitised 50ml foam pump bottle, fill the rest with 45ml of distilled water, and shake well.
- Dispense: Press the pump once to dispense a cloud of rich foam directly onto the client's closed eyelid or a soft cleansing brush.
- Cleanse: Work the foam gently through the lashes, brushing in downward sweeps along the lash line to dissolve grease, makeup, and dead skin.
- Rinse: Using a squeeze bottle filled with clean, lukewarm water, rinse the eye area thoroughly until all soap residue is completely washed away.
- Dry: Pat the skin dry with a lint-free towel, then gently brush the eyelash extensions back into place using a clean, disposable mascara wand.
FAQs
How should my clients wash their lashes?
It is always best to recommend to your clients to use a professional product that has been designed and tested to be in contact with the gentle eye area. Our Lash Foam Shampoo has been tested and approved to be used together with eyelash extensions, it removes makeup and prepares lashes for the application. Additionally, it will clean the lashes by removing any oil, sweat and makeup build-up which will help to keep the lashes on longer.
Baby Shampoo or other products not made specifically for the eye area or lash extensions, in particular, should not be used on the eye area, and quite often can actually cause dryness or irritation on the delicate skin around the eyes.
If your client has sensitive skin or a known allergy to Tea Tree, we would recommend the InLei Delicate Foaming Shampoo range instead.
Our digital aftercare leaflets have been designed to educate your clients on the correct aftercare procedure.
My client's lashes are clean but I still have problems with retention, why?
If you are experiencing retention issues make sure to check if you follow all the steps of pre-treatment correctly. Very often lashes that seem ‘clean’ are not thoroughly cleaned and may be causing retention issues. Make sure to always follow a full pre-treatment routine and refer to our glue section to check if you follow all recommendations for the correct work with the adhesive.
Find out more on how to slay a full pre-treatment routine
Lastly, make sure that your client is also following the lash aftercare as this may also have an impact on the retention.
What is the difference between booster and superbonder?
Retention & Speed Booster is designed to be applied only to the lash extension strip (not the client’s natural lashes). Its purpose is to speed up curing, prevent glue from running up the fibre, and stop fans from closing during fanning, making Russian Volume application faster and easier while supporting better retention. It works with any adhesive but must NOT be used with Easy Fanning lashes.
Superbonder adds elasticity to the adhesive. The additional flexibility ensures the bonds don't break as easily, therefore resulting in better retention. Superbonder instantly polymerises the glue, without shock curing. It locks in the fumes from the adhesive and with the fumes contained, irritation and sensitivity are significantly reduced. Additionally, because the bonds have been sealed, the lashes are instantly safe to get wet. So no more waiting 24 hours after the treatment!
What is the difference between cleanser and primer?
London Lash Cleanser is an alcohol-based product that is used to de-moisturise natural lashes and removes any oils and proteins from their surface. London Lash Primer is a water-based product that is used to moisturise natural lashes and neutralise pH levels to improve the bonding between the natural lashes and the extensions.
It is not recommended to use Cleanser without the Primer. This is because the Cleanser is very drying on the lashes, and without moisture, the lash glue will not be able to cure. The Primer must be used after cleansing, as it puts moisture back into the lashes after the high alcohol content of the Cleanser.
For an extra touch of luxury, why not go for one of our scented Cleansers and Primers? It’s such a little thing, but a slight waft of Cherry or Coconut can take your client’s experience from an 8 to a solid 10!
What is your recommended pre-treatment routine for the best retention?
How you complete your pretreatment has as much of an effect on the retention of the lashes as the glue you use. It can be the difference between 2 weeks of retention, and 5 weeks of retention, so it is very important to get it right - lash retention is client retention, after all!
The very first step should always be makeup removal. You can either give your client a lash bath with a Lash Foam Cleanser to wash their lashes or you can hand them the foaming cleanser so they can wash their lashes themselves in the bathroom.
After removing all makeup, follow the next pretreatment steps to ensure natural lashes are well prepared:
Step 1: Use Protein Remover Pads - If there are some remnants of mascara, makeup, oils or sebum build-up around the lashes, the protein remover pads will do an excellent job at ensuring all final traces of unwanted oils are removed.
Step 2: Use Cleanser - Cleanser has a high alcohol content which gets rid of EVERYTHING - any oils, any residue from foam cleanser that might be left, any little tiny traces of makeup will be gone.
Step 3: Use Primer - It is a MUST to use Primer after Cleanser because it puts moisture back into the lashes after the high alcohol content of the Cleanser which can be drying. It gets those lashes ready to have extensions placed on them like nothing else.
Step 4: Booster! - Retention & Speed Booster is designed to be applied only to the lash extension strip (not the client’s natural lashes). Its purpose is to speed up curing, prevent glue from running up the fibre, and stop fans from closing during fanning, making Russian Volume application faster and easier while supporting better retention. It works with any adhesive but must NOT be used with Easy Fanning lashes.
Ta-da! Now you’re ready to go. Get that map drawn and slay some lashes!
Can I use only a cleanser to prepare lashes?
We always recommend completing all steps of pre-treatment in order to increase retention and ensure that lashes are super clean. We also would not recommend using a lash Cleanser without following with a lash Primer. This is because lash Cleansers have high alcohol content in order to completely remove any oil residue on the lashes, which can be very drying to the natural lashes. You will need to follow with a lash Primer in order to replace that lost moisture so that the lash glue has some moisture in order to dry. Without some moisture, the lash glue may be drying too slow for you, or not at all!
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