Description
These Mascara Wands are disposable lash applicators from $8.99, available in black, hot pink, baby pink and a hot pink plus black mix, in packs of 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000. Each wand is 10cm long with man-made fibre bristles on a synthetic resin core.
Disposable is the operative word. For anyone working on other people's eyes - lash technicians, makeup artists, brow stylists - a reused wand moves bacteria from one client's lash line to the next, and eye infections are the fastest way to lose a client and a reputation. Single-use wands are not a nicety in that setting; they are the baseline.
Specifications
| Length |
10cm |
| Bristles |
Man-made fibre |
| Core |
Synthetic resin |
| Colours |
Black, Hot Pink, Baby Pink, Hot Pink + Black mix |
| Pack sizes |
50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 |
| Use |
Single use, disposable |
Note: Baby Pink is available in 50, 100, 200 and 500 only - there is no 1000 pack in that colour.
What's in the Box
| Disposable mascara wands |
50, 100, 200, 500 or 1000 depending on the pack |
| Mascara or lash serum |
Not included |
| Storage container |
Not included |
Why Professionals Buy These in Hundreds
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No double dipping - a fresh wand per client, per eye if you prefer
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Tapered tip - picks out individual lashes at the inner and outer corners
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Fine spaced bristles - separates and defines rather than clumping
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Reaches lower lashes - the small head gets where a full-size mascara brush cannot
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Bulk pricing - at 1000 the per-wand cost is a fraction of small packs
Why Are Disposable Wands a Hygiene Requirement?
Because the lash line is one of the easiest places on the body to transfer infection. Bacteria and, less commonly, mites live at the base of lashes, and a wand that goes from one client's eye back into a shared mascara tube contaminates the whole tube for everyone after them. Conjunctivitis and blepharitis both spread this way. Using a fresh wand and never returning a used one to the product is standard practice in any salon that takes infection control seriously, and it is the first thing an inspector or an informed client looks for.
What Is the Difference Between a Wand and a Spoolie?
In practice the terms overlap, and most of what is sold as a disposable mascara wand is what people also call a spoolie. The distinction people draw is one of use rather than shape: a mascara wand applies product, a spoolie grooms and separates - brushing through brows, combing out clumped lashes, blending brow pencil. These do both jobs, which is why brow artists buy them in the same quantities lash technicians do.
Which Pack Size Suits a Home Kit?
Fifty is plenty for personal use and will last a long time - most people use one or two a week for brow grooming and lash separation. A hundred suits someone doing occasional makeup for friends and family. The 200, 500 and 1000 packs are professional quantities and only make sense if you are working on clients daily, where a busy technician can easily go through 20 or more a day.
Buyers are lash technicians and extension artists, makeup artists, brow stylists, beauty students, and individuals using them for brow grooming at home.
See Health & Beauty, Personal Care & Grooming, or Art Supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colours are available?
Black, hot pink, baby pink, and a hot pink plus black mix.
Why is there no 1000 pack in baby pink?
Baby pink runs to 500 only. The other three colours go to 1000.
How long are they?
10cm.
Can they be washed and reused?
They are designed as single use. Reusing defeats the hygiene purpose.
Can I use them on brows?
Yes, they work as spoolies for brow grooming and blending.
Is mascara included?
No, wands only.
Which size should I buy for home use?
The 50 pack. The larger packs are professional quantities.
Fast Australian Shipping
Dispatched from Australia to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin, with regional and remote addresses served through the standard Australia Post network.
Measurements are approximate. Screen colours vary between devices. Single use only - do not return a used wand to a shared product. Discontinue use and seek medical advice if any eye irritation occurs.
