Water dispenser

The advantages of the water dispenser

• Its material: the polypropylene is a very flexible material that allows you to squeeze the bottle easily to get the water out.
• Its pouring spout: curved and long, it will allow you to reach precisely the area you wish to rinse off.
• Its capacity: 250 ml, which allows you to have enough water to rinse your clients' eyes for a whole day.

How to use the water dispenser?

This wash bottle is used in the lash preparation protocol just after shampooing in order to rinse off the lash.

When you want to rinse the shampoo, make sure you tilt the client's head outwards and place a tissue on the outer corner of her eye. Once the client is in the correct position, place the pouring spout at the inner corner, keeping the bottle upright, and then gently squeeze the water out.

The harder you squeeze, the more water will come out, so be sure to do this step carefully so as not to stratle your client.

Rinsing is a step that should be repeated in some cases. Once your client's eyes are completely free of shampoo residue, be sure to dry the area with a dry and lint-free tissue before continuing your protocol.

Be sure to replace the water in your water dispenser regularly.

Charlotte's advice

We often hear that it is better to rinse the client's eyes with physiological saline as this tends to improve retention. After attending a scientific conference on the subject, where it was concluded that using saline as a rinsing fluid has no impact on improving the retention of eyelash extensions, Charlotte advises rinsing the natural lashes with tap water.