KA Lashes™ Primer

If you follow our safety instructions, it will not harm your eyes! You just have to make sure that neither you nor the client looks directly into the light. However, this does not happen when the system is used correctly, because the lamp shines from above onto the closed eyelid and never directly into the eye. As a stylist, you also do not have direct eye contact with the light and are also protected by using UV glasses. In short! Follow all the safety instructions that are safely in the instructions for use, and both you and your client are safe!

Store your glue in the packaging provided. This will protect it from UV light. Store it in a dry and cool place, but not in a refrigerator.

Opened up to 2 months when stored correctly.

Yes, the KA Lashes UV LED Light System works with all types of eyelash extensions and brands.

Yes, no problem. The glue is ideal for all volume methods. It does not run up the tab, it keeps the base thin and fine and keeps the tab nice and open.

Yes. Contact us by email info@kabeauty.dk or write to us on Instagram. We will then arrange a day where you can come and try the lamp in our clinic in Greve.

The glue works without problems even if there is contact with oil or you have a customer with oily skin.

All techniques. It doesn't matter if you usually apply lash to lash, single lashes, flat lashes, premade fans, etc. Or apply in sections across the eye. All techniques can be used.

You can remove the lashes with regular remover as you normally would, without any problems.

You can use our system without safety glasses and instead with glasses or magnifying glasses. The reason is quite simple: Safety glasses are an additional safety accessory, but not mandatory.

Why? You simply need to avoid looking directly into the light. But why would you do that? Exactly, there is no reason to, as you would have to actively hold the lamp head in front of your eye and that makes no sense. The light usually shines downwards and has no contact with your eyes. It is therefore not strictly necessary to wear the safety glasses.

Yes, shake the glue thoroughly for 30 seconds so that the ingredients can mix together properly.

Our experience shows that up to 8 out of 10 customers who previously had allergies and could no longer wear eyelash extensions are symptom-free with our KA Lashes UV LED Light System. This means that allergies no longer occur. In rare cases, allergies can still occur, however, and this is with particularly sensitive customers. There is therefore no guarantee of being allergy-free, but our system shows high efficiency with many customers!

Even though it is a UV LED system, our glue still contains cyanoacrylate. During our extensive testing, we found that cyanoacrylate-free glues unfortunately perform poorly. The curing is more difficult and slow, and the tilting room itself should be completely dark. However, our glue contains a lower % of cyanoacrylates than regular glues.

We recommend that the lamp should be approx. 10-20 cm from the customer's eye. Remember that you can adjust the intensity of the light and the light circle itself individually. The natural lash you apply eyelash extensions to should be in the middle of the light circle.

The light is activated using a foot pedal, leaving both hands free to work.

The system must not be used if the customer has any of the following symptoms in the eye area: abrasions, herpes, unhealed wounds, psoriasis, other infectious or inflammatory skin diseases, fungal infections, sunburn, skin cancer.

The system must also not be used if the client or stylist has the following conditions: Thyroid disease, epilepsy, photosensitivity, ongoing radiation, chemotherapy or haemophilia. If IPL or laser treatment has been performed on the treated area within the last 21 days, if surgical intervention has been performed on the treated area within the last 3 months.

The system must not be used if the client or stylist is taking photosensitizing medications, such as neuroleptics, systemic dermatoses, antiepileptics, antihistamines, cytostatics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, photosensitizing agents (PDT), vitamin A derivatives (retinoids), or suffers from lupus erythematosus, photosensitive eczema in the treatment area.