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About Lashes and Brows

Lash and brow conditioning oils for daily care, after a lash lift or brow lamination and every day in between.

Just The Strip Brow Conditioning Oil in a glass bottle with a roll on applicator

The best thing you can do for your lashes and brows between appointments is keep them conditioned, and that is what these two oils are for. Our Brow Conditioning Oil is a spa in a bottle for your brows, made for daily use and the perfect follow up after a brow lamination to keep the hair soft and the shape holding. Our Lash Conditioning Oil does the same for lashes, especially after a lash lift, when conditioned lashes hold their curl longer and stay soft. Both are lightweight, made in small batches in Southern Oregon, and easy to work into a nightly routine with one swipe of the wand.

They come from the same place as the rest of our line: a licensed esthetician with almost 25 years in the industry, and our own studios, where lash lifts and brow laminations are performed every day and these oils are what clients are sent home with. Lashes and brows are the last thing most people think about in a skincare routine and the first thing everyone notices, and a conditioning oil at night is the smallest habit with the most visible return. If you have had a lift or a lamination, it is the one thing that protects the service you paid for.

If you are a licensed professional, both oils are available in PRO 3 packs at half of retail in our For the Pros Only collection, with no application and no login, and our professional lash lift and brow lamination system is in the PRO Lash Lift and Brow Lamination collection.

Created by a licensed esthetician with almost 25 years in waxingEsty owned and family ownedPRO 3 packs at 50% off for licensed pros

Questions, answered

Lash and brow oil questions, answered

Still have a question? Email us and a licensed esthetician from our studios will write back.

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What does a brow conditioning oil do?

A brow conditioning oil keeps brow hair soft, hydrated, and lying the way you want it, while caring for the skin underneath where the hair grows. After a brow lamination it helps the hair stay conditioned so the shape holds, and used daily it keeps brows looking full and groomed between appointments. Our Brow Conditioning Oil is made in small batches in Southern Oregon.

When can I use lash oil after a lash lift?

Keep your lashes dry for the first 24 hours after a lash lift, then start using lash oil every night after 24 to 48 hours, or on the timing your lash artist gives you. Sweep it from root to tip on clean lashes before bed, the way you would apply mascara, keeping it out of the eye itself. Nightly conditioning keeps lifted lashes soft and the curl looking its best for weeks.

Does castor oil help eyelashes and brows?

Castor oil is one of the richest conditioning oils you can use on lashes and brows, which is why it leads our Lash and Brow Conditioning Oils. It coats each hair to lock in moisture and reduce breakage, and hair that breaks less looks longer and fuller, though we never promise growth. Our blends balance castor oil with lighter oils so they glide on smoothly instead of feeling thick or sticky.

Why do my laminated brows look dry or frizzy?

Laminated brows can look dry or frizzy because the lamination softens the hair and leaves it more porous, so it loses moisture faster. Starting 24 to 48 hours after your service, brush a little Brow Conditioning Oil through your brows every night to keep them soft and holding their shape. Wait at least six weeks between laminations, and eight to ten weeks is better for long term brow health.

How do I apply lash and brow conditioning oil?

Brush a small amount along clean, dry brows or lashes at night with the wand, from root to tip, once a day. A little goes a long way, so keep the oil out of your eyes, and wait the first 24 to 48 hours after a lift or lamination before you start.

What is the difference between brow oil and lash oil?

Brow oil and lash oil are made for different hair. Brow Conditioning Oil is formulated for coarser brow hair and the skin beneath it and comes with a brow wand, while Lash Conditioning Oil is lighter, made for fine lashes close to the eye, and comes with a lash wand, so many clients use both, one after the other, at night.

Can I buy the conditioning oils for my studio?

Yes, Brow Conditioning Oil and Lash Conditioning Oil are both available in PRO 3 packs at 50% off retail in our For the Pros Only collection, with no application and no login. They are the natural retail add on after a lash lift or brow lamination service.