New Lash Kits
$254.29
A professional lash extension kit gives lash technicians and beauty academies a starting set of liquids, precision tools, and lash trays. Whether you’re learning classic 1:1 application or adding handmade Russian volume and express premade sets to your menu, a curated kit makes it easier to match your adhesive, tweezers, and lash diameters to the technique you use.
Explore how our Classic, Volume, and Training kits compare. Use the table below to choose the tools and supplies that fit your skill level, services, and budget.
Lash Extension Kit Comparison
| Kit Name | Price | Skill Level | Core Contents | Best Suited For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Kit for Speedy Volume (Premades) | $97.95 | Beginner | Speedy Volume premade fan trays, adhesive, isolation and pickup tweezers, microbrushes, and eye patches | Artists learning to apply premade volume fans |
| Volume Eyelash Extension Kit (Option 2) | $125.21 | Intermediate | Fine volume trays (0.05 mm and 0.07 mm), fast-setting adhesive, volume tweezers, and fanning accessories | Classic lash artists training in handmade Russian volume techniques |
| Volume Eyelash Extension Kit (Option 1) | $130.15 | Intermediate | Volume lash trays, specialized volume tweezers, retention boosters, and pretreatment supplies | Working volume artists looking to restock with a wider selection of liquids and trays |
| Starter Kit for Classic & Speedy Volume | $225.33 | Beginner | Mixed classic trays (0.15 mm), Speedy Volume premade fans, Lady Bond glue, pretreatment liquids, tweezers, and disposables | Students taking courses that cover both classic 1:1 and express volume |
| Medium Eyelash Extensions Kit – Classic | $242.50 | Beginner | Extended classic lash trays, 5 mL adhesive, cleanser and primer, mapping pens, and application tools | Newly trained technicians setting up their first workstation |
| London Lash Introductory Kit | $254.29 | Beginner | Mixed classic trays, beginner-friendly adhesive, precision tweezers, disposables, and client consultation supplies | Academy students and technicians preparing to launch a lash business |
| Pro Eyelash Extensions Kit – Classic | $382.16 | Beginner to intermediate | Classic trays in core curls, pretreatment liquids, multiple tweezers, eye patches, and aftercare supplies | Busy solo artists or salon owners who need more stock for regular classic appointments |
Classic vs. Volume Kits: Key Differences
- Classic Lash Kits are built for 1:1 application, where one synthetic extension is attached to one isolated natural lash. They include diameters such as 0.10 mm and 0.15 mm, precision pickup and isolation tweezers, and an adhesive suited to classic placement. A slower-setting formula like Lady Bond gives developing artists more time to adjust placement.
- Volume Lash Kits are built for applying fans. Depending on the kit, they include fine fibers such as 0.05 mm or 0.07 mm for handmade fans, or premade fans for express volume. Options such as the Pro Volume Eyelash Extension Kit include specialized tweezers for gripping fans. Match the adhesive to your placement speed and room conditions, and choose a fan weight appropriate for the client’s natural lash.
Training and Workstation Essentials
- Training. Choose a kit that matches your training and the techniques you’re qualified to offer. Before working with clients, confirm the licensing requirements where you practice and what your insurer requires. If you’re moving from classic to volume, get training in fan weight, isolation, and placement.
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Workstation equipment. Plan for these items separately when setting up your treatment room:
- An ergonomic lash bed or recliner and an adjustable technician stool.
- A flicker-free daylight LED task light, such as a Glamcor or half-moon lamp.
- A digital hygrometer and thermometer to track room humidity and temperature.
- Cleaning and disinfection supplies appropriate for your tools and local requirements.
- Restocking. Keep track of frequently used disposables, including eye patches, microbrushes, and mascara wands, as well as popular lash lengths such as 9 mm, 10 mm, and 11 mm. Date adhesive bottles when you open them and follow the manufacturer’s guidance for storage and replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be in a beginner lash extension kit?
Look for mixed-length classic lash trays, a forgiving adhesive that matches your placement speed, isolation and pickup tweezers, pretreatment cleanser and primer, lint-free eye patches, micropore tape, disposable spoolies, microbrushes, a jade stone or glue well, and nozzle wipes.
Is it better to buy a lash kit or buy supplies separately?
A kit is a practical starting point if you need most of the tools and supplies for a technique. Compare the bundle price with the cost of buying the items you’ll actually use. Buying separately can make more sense if you already own your tools and only need to replenish lashes, liquids, or disposables.
Can I practice lash extensions without a certification?
You can practice basic isolation, pickup, and fanning drills on a mannequin or practice sponge. Before working on clients, complete appropriate hands-on training and confirm the licensing and insurance requirements for your location and services.
How many clients can one eyelash extension kit serve?
As a rough planning estimate, a beginner or medium kit may cover 20 to 40 full sets, while a pro kit may cover 50 to 80 or more. Actual usage depends on the kit contents, the styles you offer, and how quickly you use popular lash lengths and disposables. You may need to restock those items before the rest of the kit runs out.
