We pride ourselves on offering only the highest-quality eyelash extension brand on the market! But don’t just take it from us… “Origins Lash Pro is by far my favourite brand! I don’t even know where to start! The quality of their lashes is amazing! The glue retention is unreal! There are so many awesome tweezers! To top it off, the customer service is exceptional. You can tell they really care about their customers. I highly recommend this brand to everyone” - Naomi (Facebook review)

Origins Lash Pro is your go-to solution for the longest-holding adhesive, finest eyelash extension materials, and most precise tools designed to create the ultimate customized lash sets. Browse our extensive collection of professional eyelash extension supplies.

From viscosity to consistency, curing time, and drying time much has changed with the latest lash adhesives. There are 3 things to keep in mind when choosing the best eyelash extension adhesive for different types of lashes and client needs: What is the room temperature and humidity? If your lashing environment is cooler than 22C and less than 40% RH, choose a thinner, quicker drying glue like our adhesive construct. If your environment is warmer than 22C and over 45% RH, choose a thicker, slower drying adhesive like our Symmetry Adhesive or PURE adhesive. Are you creating hand made fans or using premade fans? Handmade fans can use any type of adhesive, but we recommend using a thicker and slower drying adhesive for premade fans. What kind of drying time are you looking for? It’s important to define how fast you want to work. Are you a seasoned pro, or a newer artist taking a bit more time? We recommend a faster drying glue for our lash experts, and a thicker slower drying glue for newer artists trying to build their speed.

Always store your unopened eyelash extension adhesive in a dark, cool, and dry space. Keep your adhesives fresher longer by consistently storing them in temps lower than 75°F or 23.8°C at low humidity. Opened bottles should never be stored in the fridge or freezer. Keeping them at room temp helps avoid hot/cold shocks. Shake the adhesive for 2-3 minutes before using it to ensure the ingredients mix well. Lastly, if the glue looks separated, or if heat or moisture impacts its quality—it’s time to replace it!

There are a few ways to implement proper disposal of your used eyelash extension supplies: Lash extension adhesive bottles and glue rings: Remove any glue contamination before tossing these into the waste bin. Do this by using water to polymerize the glue to separate it from its container. Avoid using cotton to wipe off the glue as its exothermic compounds may burn the cotton. Once separated, the solidified glue can go into a hazardous waste bin, and the empty bottles and glue rings can go with non-biodegradable waste products. Chemical products such as lash primers, lash shampoos and cleansers, and lash adhesive removers: Each contains different chemicals that can be hazardous to the environment, so it’s always best to check with your local requirements on how to dispose of chemical waste from beauty supplies. False lashes: When no longer reusable, false lashes go with other non-biodegradable waste products. Lash trays and sharps: Place these in a puncture-proof container to avoid accidents during garbage collection.

Browse our Lash Tweezers line, recommended for lash artists like you! Most of our eyelash extension tweezers are made with stainless or alloy steel for ultimate durability.

Your eyelash extension tools should be clean as new for every client. For the best clean, get yourself some Barbicide, an implement tray, acetone, and some cotton swabs. You should also check your local state or provincial health code for proper decontamination chemicals and procedures for sterilizing equipment. Here are a few tips to ensure your eyelash extension tools are properly cleaned and sanitized: Remove adhesive from your tweezer tips using the acetone and a cotton swab. Keep wiping until the glue comes off. But if you have coloured tweezers, be mindful of the finish. Disinfect your tweezers by mixing the Barbicide with some water in your implement tray. (Check the Barbicide’s manufacturing instructions for the correct ratios). Place your tweezers in your tray and let them soak for about 10 minutes or so. Again, check the manufacturer’s instructions. Rinse your tweezers with warm water, let them dry, and store them in a clean implement tray to keep them away from dirty ones.

Wash and rinse natural lashes with a Foaming Lash Cleanser without harsh soaps, oils, or chemicals, then dry natural lashes using a fan or air blower to prevent overdrying. This will give you the best base for your adhesive.

Aftercare and maintenance boost your lashes’ long-term retention and help prevent infections. Natural lashes stop bacteria from entering the eyes, and lash extensions do the same—with good aftercare and maintenance. Not cleaning the extensions properly can lead cause bacteria buildup and infection. Save your eyes and your lashes by: Gently massaging your Foaming Lash Cleanser into the lashes in small circular motions using a good quality cleansing brush. Our specialty-formulated lash cleanser rinses your extensions without harsh oils, chemicals, or soaps. And with daily use, our clients report up to 25% longer lash retention! Using a soft tissue to pat your lashes dry Softly brushing the lashes using one of our swanky disposable mascara wands like the Microfibre Brush

When choosing eyelash extensions for different clients, look at their natural lashes. The general rule for eyelash extensions is keeping them between 3mm - 5mm longer than their natural beauties. The calculation is the longest length used should be the length of the natural lash plus 50%. So if the natural lash is 12mm long - the longest length you can use is 18mm. Most natural lashes are 8-10mm in length, so 12-15mm length extension is the longest MOST clients can handle