STALEKS EXPERT eyelash tweezers are compatible with all standard sterilisation methods: autoclave (up to 134°C), dry-heat ovens, and chemical disinfection solutions. After each client, remove any adhesive residue with a dedicated glue remover before sterilising. Always dry instruments thoroughly and store with tips protected to maintain alignment.

It depends on your technique. Straight tweezers are essential for isolating individual natural lashes. Curved tweezers suit classic lash application with a natural hand angle. L-shaped tweezers are designed for volume and mega-volume fan creation — lower angles (30–40°) work well for corners, mid-range angles (50–65°) are the most versatile, and high angles (70–85°) are ideal for mega-volume work close to the lash line. Most lash artists use at least two tweezers: one straight for isolation and one L-shaped or curved for application.

With proper care, STALEKS EXPERT lash tweezers maintain their precision grip for 12–24 months of daily professional use. The AISI 420 steel and hand-sharpened edges hold up through repeated sterilisation cycles. To extend lifespan, always remove glue residue promptly, avoid dropping tweezers on hard surfaces, and store with a tip protector or in a case.

Yes. Most professional lash artists work with two tweezers simultaneously: a straight tweezer in the non-dominant hand for isolating individual natural lashes, and an L-shaped or curved tweezer in the dominant hand for picking up and placing extensions or creating volume fans. Using the right tool for each task improves speed, precision, and client comfort.

The TE-41 is the newer generation of STALEKS EXPERT eyelash tweezers. It features radial grooves on the body for smoother, softer closure, improved handle ergonomics, and an optimised weight balance. The TE-40 is the original line and still offers excellent performance. Both use the same AISI 420 steel and hand-sharpening process. The TE-41 is generally preferred for long sessions due to its reduced hand fatigue.

For beginners, we recommend starting with a straight tweezer for isolation (such as the TE-40/10 or TE-41/10) and a Mini L tweezer (such as the TE-41/8) for fan creation. The Mini L has a compact working part that is easier to control while learning volume techniques. As your skills develop, you can add L-shaped tweezers at different angles to expand your technique range.