Make lash application easy with The Everyday Stick-Resistant Tweezer, a beginner-friendly lash tool that provides precise and steady lash pick-up and placement. This essential makeup bag staple is perfect for applying individual lashes, pre-glued clusters, or removing lash strips and clusters.
Designed with a round tip and a non-stick metal coating, this tweezer ensures clean and effortless handling of lashes every time. The ergonomic shape fits comfortably in your hand and provides ultimate control for flawless everyday makeup looks.
Premium coated metal
Non-slip ergonomic handle
Lightweight and durable design
Tool Care: Use mild soap, warm water, and a soft rag to gently clean your tweezer. Dry completely.
The Everyday Tweezer is perfect for anyone looking for steady, precise lash application and works with a variety of Silly George lashes.
Individual Lash Clusters – Ideal for precise placement of pre-glued clusters at the junction of lash and waterline
Pre-Glued Lash Strips – Perfect for placing and removing pre-glued lash strips with gentle control and without the need for tugging
Classic Lash Strips – Designed for accurate handling of any lash type, including classic strips that require extra bonding.
Hold the tweezer comfortably in your dominant hand.
Use the round tip to pick up clusters by their fibers from lash card or strip lashes from box.
Place lashes with steady control.
Adjust as needed. The non-stick coating ensures easy handling and minimal mess.
Took me a minute to figure out how to place them after only using the pop on lashes, but they lasted a full week before I had to remove them. I would have kept them on, but I had a massage and squished them into oblivion 😂
I just need you to know this is my first time using the lashes that you gave me and they are bomb and I will be needing a restock. I love that it already has glue on it and I just have to send you a picture because I love it, Jazzy. I don't think you understand how much I love it. Shout out to you and I will be promoting these so you don't you worry