YOGURTY VS GEL REMOVER: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Not every lash removal is the same, meaning the remover you reach for can depend on the service you're performing. Whether you need to remove a few outgrown extensions or an entire set, choosing the right formula can help make the process easier, more precise, and more comfortable for your client.
Both Gel Lash Remover and Yogurty Remover are designed to break down lash adhesive, but their distinct textures make them suitable for different removal methods.
Gel Lash Remover: Perfect for Precision
Gel Lash Remover is a great option when you need more control over a specific area of the lash line. Its gel consistency makes it especially useful for spot removals, outgrown extensions, or removing small sections of a set.
To use, apply a small amount directly to the adhesive bonds with a micro brush or lip applicator. Allow the remover to process for approximately 10–15 minutes, then gently brush or slide the extensions away. Never pull or tug on the natural lashes.
If some extensions are more stubborn, simply reapply the remover where needed and allow additional processing time. Once the removal is complete, thoroughly cleanse the natural lashes to remove any remaining product.
Yogurty Remover: Your Full Removal Essential
When it's time to remove an entire lash set, Yogurty Remover is the go-to. Its soft, creamy, yogurt-like consistency makes it easy to apply across the lash line while staying exactly where you need it.
The formula doesn't dry out or melt into your client's eyes while processing, making full removals more comfortable and controlled. It works quickly and gently to break down lash adhesive and is easy to reapply to stubborn areas as needed.
Yogurty Remover is also designed to leave behind no sticky residue or burning sensation when used properly. Each jar comes completely sealed before opening to help keep your remover clean and sanitized.
Which Lash Remover Should You Use?
The easiest way to choose is to consider how much you're removing. Reach for Gel Lash Remover for precise, targeted removals and Yogurty Remover for full-set removals. Keeping both at your lash station means you'll always have the right formula for the service.
For smoother removals, use a microswab to target adhesive at the base, cover the lashes while processing, and try the banana split technique on stubborn extensions. Most importantly, clean off ALL remover with a dry lip applicator before performing a lash bath.
With the right remover and technique, you can keep the removal process simple, controlled, and comfortable from start to finish.