Great alternative to Diablo silicone pads
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YSEN’S Upper & Lower Lash Lift Pads combine seven reusable silicone pad pairs in one professional set. Four upper-lash sizes and three lower-lash sizes support individual pad selection for different lash lengths, eye shapes and treatment plans.
Total: 14 silicone pads / 7 pairs
Lash lift adhesive, glue balm, treatment lotions and application tools are not included.
Product type: Upper and lower lash lift pad set
Material: Silicone
Surface: Frosted finish
Upper sizes: SS, S, M and L
Lower sizes: S, M and L
Total quantity: 14 pads / 7 pairs
Use type: Reusable after correct cleaning
Self-adhesive: No self-adhesive claim is made for this product
The upper-lash section contains four matched pairs: SS, S, M and L. The lower-lash section contains three matched pairs: S, M and L.
Each marked size includes one left pad and one right pad. Select and dry-fit the pad pair before treatment products are applied.
Upper-lash pads sit above the upper lash line and provide the working surface used to arrange natural upper lashes during a lift.
Lower-lash pads use a separate shape for trained professionals performing a lower-lash workflow permitted by their treatment system.
Upper and lower pad shapes are not interchangeable. Use the pad designed for the lashes being treated.
The size labels are selection references, not a guarantee of a specific curl or result.
This set is not described as self-adhesive or glue-free. A compatible liquid lash lift adhesive, glue balm or other permitted placement product may be required to secure the pad, the natural lashes or both.
The set contains 14 pads, arranged as seven left-and-right pairs.
The upper-lash section includes SS, S, M and L pairs.
The lower-lash section includes S, M and L pairs.
No self-adhesive or glue-free claim is made for this product. Use a compatible placement product when required by the treatment system.
Yes. Clean, dry and inspect them after each service, and replace any pad that can no longer be properly cleaned or retains its intended shape.
No. A lower-lash service should be performed only by trained professionals using a treatment system that specifically permits lower-lash processing.

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