Guides
How to choose and run a lash training head.
Straight answers for academies and studios — what the 3-layer build does, why hand-implanted lashes last, and how to get the lowest cost per practice session.
What "3-layer" actually means
Three stacked layers, ~120 lashes, 40 per layer — and why that depth makes training realistic.
Read guide → DurabilityHand-implanted vs glued strips
Why rooted lashes survive isolation and tugging where glued strips shed and peel.
Read guide → EconomicsReplaceable eyes & cost per session
Swap the module, not the head — how refills cut a training room's recurring spend.
Read guide → How-toHow to remove the eye module
The 3-step, no-force way to pop out a worn eye module and drop in a fresh one.
Read guide → How-toHow to clean a silicone head
Reset the head between students with water or makeup remover in seconds.
Read guide → SpecsSpecifications & material
Head and eye dimensions, mount fit, and the silicone the head is made from.
Read guide → UsesOne head, three disciplines
Lash extension, makeup, and spa/facial practice on a single training head.
Read guide → How-toApplying volume lashes on the head
Isolate across all three layers, build and place fans, and drill direction on a realistic lash line.
Read guide → Buyer's guideBest practice head for US lash pros
Why the 3-layer replaceable-eye head is the academy and pro choice — realism plus lower cost per student.
Read guide → SourcingWholesale lash training kits (USA)
Factory-direct heads, replaceable-module economics, OEM/private-label, and how to get a quote.
Read guide →Factory-direct · OEM welcome
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