Wanderlash Travel Brush

$15.00

Extend the life of your lash extensions by brushing them daily, anywhere, anytime. Daily brushing helps to keep your eyelashes clean and tangle-free as they start to grow out.

The Wanderlash Travel Brush keeps your lash brush protect from germs and dirty particles which can cause complications for your extensions and precious eyes.

Easy to pack with you whether you’re off to brunch with the girls, having a special sleepover ;) or jet-setting somewhere a little further.

+ Acrylic tube
+ Plastic brush
+ Eyelash design on lid
+ Reusable. Replace after three months

Extend the life of your lash extensions by brushing them daily, anywhere, anytime. Daily brushing helps to keep your eyelashes clean and tangle-free as they start to grow out.

The Wanderlash Travel Brush keeps your lash brush protect from germs and dirty particles which can cause complications for your extensions and precious eyes.

Easy to pack with you whether you’re off to brunch with the girls, having a special sleepover ;) or jet-setting somewhere a little further.

+ Acrylic tube
+ Plastic brush
+ Eyelash design on lid
+ Reusable. Replace after three months

Shipping and Returns

Free shipping on all domestic orders with code “FREESHIPPING”

Unfortunately due to hygienic reasons we cannot accept any returns

What makes the Wanderlash Travel Brush different?

Small enough to fit in any bag

Protected from dust and dirt particles

Soft bristles for fluffy lashes

Can be used to keep eyelash extensions clean and tangle free, on natural lashes for mascara prep, or on your eyebrows with your favourite brow product.

Why do I need to brush my lash extensions?

What’s the secret to great lash extension retention? Aftercare!

One really important aspect of aftercare is to keep your eyelashes extensions clean. Daily brushing can help to remove dust and dirt particles from your extensions. Some other good ways to keep your lashes clean include washing them with an oil-free soap, using oil-free face cleanser and not touching your eyes! Read more about it on the blog