SAY HELLO TO ELLEEBANA FLEX RODS!
The growth and advancement in lash lift procedures around the world has called for more options and more innovations. With that in mind, we are so excited to share the latest development to the Elleebana family, Flex Rods!
𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁’𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲?
- Ultra-soft silicone forms for lash lift technique with a beautiful and unique C curl curvature.
- Superior grip and comfortable fit for the eyelid.
- No adhesive required on the back!
- Speeds up application time!
- Takes the worry out of irritation on the skin from the adhesive.
- It’s going to change the lash lift game!!!
Flex Rods are so simple and easy to use! That is the beauty behind the development with these revolutionary rods for Lash Lifting.
How to use: Simply cleanse the eye area as usual and then place your chosen size Flex Rods along your clients eyelid.
No GLUE is required on the back of these rods, then continue with the usual lash lift procedure of attaching lashes to the front of the rods with your adhesive and place lashes into the desired position and proceed with lotion placement steps.
The ultra soft silicone and clever design allows for stable adhesion and grip across the lash line area, without using glue on the back! #elleemagic #changethegame
Available in 4 different sizes, Small (for short lashes), Medium (medium length lashes), Large (long lashes) and Extra Large (extra long lashes) to cater for all lash types and lengths.
SR R – Small Rod, Right side
SR L– Small Rod, Left side
MR R – Medium Rod, Right side
MR L – Medium Rod, Left side
LR R – Large Rod, Right side
LR L – Large Rod, Left side
XLR R – Extra Large Rod, Right side
XLR L – Extra Large Rod, Left side
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Flex Rod |
Flex Shield | Flex Hybrid Shield |
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| Asymmetrical – best used on clients whose inner corners are shorter but the mid-section and outer corners are longer | Asymmetrical – best used on clients whose inner corners are shorter but the mid-section and outer corners are longer | Asymmetrical – best used on clients whose inner corners are shorter but the mid-section and outer corners are longer |
| To achieve curvature in the lashes (C Curl) | To achieve a directional lift upward straight from the base of the shield | To achieve the best of both worlds, curled at the base and lifted through the mids to ends of the lashes giving an M/L Curl effect |
| Best to use when working with medium to long lashes. Dropping down in sizes of your rod is advised if your lash wrap isn’t extending enough past the apex. | Best to use when working on shorter lashes (can still be used with longer lashes). | Best to use working on medium to longer lashes – choice of size to suit the lashes is important. |
| Downward growing lashes | Lashes with a natural curl | Can be used on lashes with a natural curl, straight lashes or downward growing lashes. |
| Can be used on clients with hooded eyes and tapered eyelids | Good to be used on protruding eyes | Ideal for hooded eyes or deep-set eyes and tapered eyelids |
| Great for use on multilayered lash lines | A handy method for smoothing out naturally curly lashes or unruly grow out | When dealing with multilayered lashes lines, or for smoothing out naturally curly lashes or unruly grow out |
| Gives a curvature to the lash that is natural with careful lotion placement | Gives lashes a longer appearance | Gives lashes a longer appearance |
