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How to Use Bio Gel Eye Pads x10
Peel one Bio Gel eye pad from the backing and place it under the client's lower lashes, pressing gently to secure. The gel pad should cover the lower lashes completely while sitting comfortably below the eye — not touching the waterline. Adjust placement to ensure the client can close their eyes comfortably. The hydrogel material conforms to the under-eye contour and provides a smooth working surface for isolating and applying upper lash extensions. Remove gently after the appointment by peeling from the outer corner inward.
Why Lash Artists Choose Bio Gel Eye Pads x10
Bio Gel eye pads stay put for the entire appointment without shifting, curling, or drying out — solving the three most common complaints artists have with cheaper pads. The thin gel material sits flush against the skin, creating a smooth, lint-free surface that doesn't interfere with lower lash isolation. The hydrating formula soothes the under-eye area, which clients notice and appreciate. They're the right thickness to hold lower lashes securely without creating pressure on the eye, making them comfortable for appointments lasting 1.5-3 hours.
Product Specifications
- Type: Hydrogel under-eye pads
- Material: Hydrogel with soothing formula
- Pack Size: 10 pairs (20 pads)
- Shape: Contoured for under-eye fit
- Adhesive: Gentle repositionable adhesive
- Lint-Free: Yes
- Best For: All lash extension appointments, sensitive skin clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Bio Gel eye pads irritate sensitive skin?
Bio Gel pads are formulated for sensitive skin and the delicate under-eye area. The hydrogel material is gentle and the adhesive is repositionable without pulling or irritating the skin. However, if a client has a known gel or adhesive allergy, always do a patch test first.
How long do Bio Gel pads stay in place during an appointment?
Bio Gel pads are designed to stay securely in place for 1.5-3+ hour appointments without shifting, curling at the edges, or drying out. The gel material conforms to the under-eye area and maintains its hold throughout the entire service.
