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Our fibre tip isolation tweezers are designed for clean, controlled isolation with a grip that feels secure from the first lash to the last. The fibre tip is there to give extra support when removing outgrown lash extensions, helping you take them off cleanly without putting stress on the natural lash.
They’re made for lash techs who want isolation to feel effortless — because when your isolation is clean, your sets are cleaner, your bonding is better, and your retention is stronger.
Fibre tip isolation tweezers have a textured inner grip designed to support precision work — from separating natural lashes to helping with easy, controlled removal of outgrown extensions during infills.
Why you’ll love them:
Added support for safe removal of outgrown lashes
Helps you keep isolation clean and controlled throughout the set
Comfortable in the hand for long appointments
Designed for accuracy, speed, and consistency
These are the isolation tweezers I reach for every day — created with lash techs in mind and tested through real salon work. I wanted an isolation tweezer that feels sharp, reliable, and easy to control, so you can work confidently through full sets and infills without fighting your tools.
They’re made to support you through busy days, full sets, infills — everything — so you can focus on your placement while your tools do what they’re supposed to do.
Keeping your tweezers clean is everything — any glue build-up on the tip will affect your grip and make isolation feel harder than it needs to be.
Remove glue regularly: Use an eyelash tweezer cleaner, or for a deeper clean you can use Essential Erase Cream Remover from my product line to lift stubborn adhesive and keep your tips squeaky clean.
Disinfect between clients: Always place tweezers into Barbicide between clients (following the manufacturer’s instructions), then dry thoroughly before use.
Replace for best performance: I recommend replacing tweezers monthly for the best grip and consistent isolation.
Always have a backup pair: If you drop your isolation tweezer mid-appointment, having a spare keeps your set smooth and stress-free.
Our fibre tip isolation tweezers are designed for clean, controlled isolation with a grip that feels secure from the first lash to the last. The fibre tip is there to give extra support when removing outgrown lash extensions, helping you take them off cleanly without putting stress on the natural lash.
They’re made for lash techs who want isolation to feel effortless — because when your isolation is clean, your sets are cleaner, your bonding is better, and your retention is stronger.
Fibre tip isolation tweezers have a textured inner grip designed to support precision work — from separating natural lashes to helping with easy, controlled removal of outgrown extensions during infills.
Why you’ll love them:
Added support for safe removal of outgrown lashes
Helps you keep isolation clean and controlled throughout the set
Comfortable in the hand for long appointments
Designed for accuracy, speed, and consistency
These are the isolation tweezers I reach for every day — created with lash techs in mind and tested through real salon work. I wanted an isolation tweezer that feels sharp, reliable, and easy to control, so you can work confidently through full sets and infills without fighting your tools.
They’re made to support you through busy days, full sets, infills — everything — so you can focus on your placement while your tools do what they’re supposed to do.
Keeping your tweezers clean is everything — any glue build-up on the tip will affect your grip and make isolation feel harder than it needs to be.
Remove glue regularly: Use an eyelash tweezer cleaner, or for a deeper clean you can use Essential Erase Cream Remover from my product line to lift stubborn adhesive and keep your tips squeaky clean.
Disinfect between clients: Always place tweezers into Barbicide between clients (following the manufacturer’s instructions), then dry thoroughly before use.
Replace for best performance: I recommend replacing tweezers monthly for the best grip and consistent isolation.
Always have a backup pair: If you drop your isolation tweezer mid-appointment, having a spare keeps your set smooth and stress-free.