Highly Recommended Lash Supplier in Australia
Welcome to Posh Deluxe, Australia’s trusted source for premium eyelash extension supplies! As a leading lash supplier in Australia, we understand the importance of quality and reliability in your beauty business. Our meticulously curated range includes everything from high-precision lash tweezers to professional-grade lash adhesives and essential lash aftercare products, all expertly tested to meet global standards.
At Posh Deluxe, we are committed not just to providing top-tier products but also to supporting your growth as a lash artist. As a trusted lash supplier, we believe that when you succeed, we succeed. Our team is dedicated to ensuring you have access to the best lash supplies that enhance your skills and elevate your services. Choose Posh Deluxe for all your eyelash extension needs and experience the difference that quality makes in helping you build a thriving lash business!
Based in Perth, Western Australia, we proudly deliver our premium lash supplies across the country. Whether you’re in Sydney, New South Wales; Melbourne, Victoria; Brisbane, Queensland; Adelaide, South Australia; Hobart, Tasmania; or Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, we ensure fast and reliable shipping so you can get the best eyelash extension supplies no matter where you are in Australia.
Your BFF Lash Boosters
Type: Professional Lash Adhesive
Elite Bond Adhesive 5ml
Type: Professional Lash Adhesive
Bond Babe Adhesive 5ml
Type: Professional Lash Adhesive
Supreme Bond Adhesive 5ml
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Isolation Elite Tweezers | ISO-02 Stiletto
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Eyelash Extensions Courses
Our courses suit all levels, from beginners to advanced artists refining Russian Volume or competition skills. Located in Mount Pleasant, we offer hands-on training with the latest techniques.
Our Courses:
- Classic Foundation Course
- Russian Volume Course
- Competition Workshop
- Lash Retention Mentoring Sessions
Eyelash Extensions Services
We customize eyelash extensions to suit your look, lash health, and eye shape. Contact us for a free consultation!
Luxurious Salon Located in Perth
At Posh Deluxe, we believe in authenticity and trust. The lash supplies we sell across Australia are the same ones we use daily in our salon, ensuring their quality and performance meet our highest standards. No gimmicks, no exaggerations—just lash products that deliver exactly what we promise.
Posh Deluxe Lash Hub Blogs
How to Increase Lash Retention in Dry Winter Weather: The Complete Australian Guide
Every Australian lash artist knows the feeling. A set you applied perfectly during humid summer months suddenly behaves completely differently once winter arrives. The same adhesive, same products, same technique — but now the lashes are curing slower, retention feels inconsistent, and fans are closing unexpectedly. Different season, completely different result. The culprit is often winter dryness. As Australia moves into colder months, indoor heating, lower humidity, and dry air can dramatically affect how lash adhesive performs. Whether you're a lash artist struggling with retention during winter or a client wondering why your lashes suddenly feel different, understanding the role of humidity is essential. This guide explains: Why winter dryness affects retention How low humidity changes adhesive performance What lash artists should adjust during winter How clients can protect their lashes during dry weather Why Humidity Matters for Lash Retention Lash adhesive is built around a chemical called cyanoacrylate. To cure properly, it needs moisture from the air. That means humidity is not just one factor in retention — it’s one of the biggest. When cyanoacrylate meets airborne moisture, it polymerises and cures into a stable bond. The problem? Australian winter air is often too dry. When humidity drops too low: Adhesive cures slowly Bonds become weaker Stickies become more common Fans may close unexpectedly Retention becomes inconsistent Instead of the adhesive setting cleanly around the natural lash, the bond can remain tacky for too long, causing neighboring lashes to stick together. Winter Humidity in Australia: Why It Causes Problems During Australian winter, indoor heating and colder air can reduce salon humidity dramatically. Many lash artists are surprised to discover their studio humidity dropping below: 40% 35% Sometimes even below 30% Cities like: Perth Melbourne Canberra Adelaide can become especially dry during winter months, particularly inside heated rooms. This creates a very different environment compared to humid Australian summers. The Ideal Humidity Range for Lash Adhesive Most professional lash adhesives perform best at: 40–60% relative humidity Around 20–22°C When humidity drops below this range: Adhesive cures slower than intended Lash placement timing changes Retention may suffer Lash stickies become more common For example: A glue designed to cure in 1 second may suddenly behave like a 3-second adhesive in dry winter air. For Salon Clients: Why Winter Lashes Can Behave Differently Clients often assume summer is the hardest season for retention, but winter brings its own challenges. Dry Air Can Affect the Lash Bond Low humidity slows adhesive curing, which may lead to: Weaker bonds Premature shedding Extensions twisting more easily Indoor Heating Dries Out the Eye Area Heaters and air-conditioning can dry: The skin Natural lashes The eye area overall This can make lashes feel more brittle or delicate. Increased Eye Rubbing During Winter Winter allergies, dry eyes, and windy weather often lead to more rubbing around the eyes — one of the fastest ways to lose extensions. What you can do as a client to Improve Winter Lash Retention Wash your lashes daily with a proper lash shampoo — not regular face wash. Posh Deluxe Lash Shampoo is oil-free and designed specifically for extensions. Avoid oil-based skincare and cleansers anywhere near your eyes. Pat dry — never rub. Sleep on your back where possible (or use a silk pillowcase to reduce friction). Wait 4 hours after a workout before getting your lashes wet. Book infills every 2–3 weeks during summer, not 3–4 weeks. Shop a proper home-care kit: aftercare collection. For Lash Artists: How to Handle Low Humidity in Winter Winter retention problems are often environmental — not technical. The key is adjusting your routine to match the conditions. Step 1: Measure Your Room Conditions This is non-negotiable. Every lash studio should have a digital thermo-hygrometer to track: Humidity Temperature Conditions can shift throughout the day depending on: Heating Weather Number of clients in the room Without measuring your environment, you’re guessing. Step 2: Choose the Correct Adhesive Many artists continue using the same adhesive year-round, but adhesives behave differently in winter. Low Humidity (Below 40%) Use: Slightly slower-curing adhesives Retention-support products Adhesive accelerators if needed At Posh Deluxe, artists often pair their adhesive with: Adhesive Booster to help accelerate curing in dry conditions Wrap Perfecto for better lash preparation and pH balancing Step 3: Add Moisture Back Into the Room During winter, many studios actually need to increase humidity slightly. Helpful tools include: Humidifiers Hygrometers Controlled heating The goal is consistency — not excessive moisture. Step 4: Adjust Your Adhesive Routine In dry winter conditions: ✔ Replace glue drops more frequently - Even if the glue appears fresh, dry air changes how adhesive behaves over time. ✔ Work slightly slower if needed - Low humidity can delay curing. ✔ Use proper pre-treatment - Clean lashes improve adhesive bonding significantly during winter. The Winter Pre-Treatment Routine That Improves Retention At Posh Deluxe, proper pre-treatment is one of the biggest retention game changers during winter. Recommended winter prep routine: Cleanse lashes thoroughly Remove oils and residue completely Use Wrap Perfecto to rebalance the lash surface Ensure lashes are fully dry before application Apply Adhesive Booster if needed for low humidity support This helps create a cleaner, more stable bond in dry air conditions. Aftercare Matters Even More in Winter Clients often think winter is “safe” for lashes because there’s less sweating and swimming. But dry conditions still affect retention. Winter Lash Aftercare Tips ✔ Clean lashes daily - Build-up still affects retention during winter. ✔ Avoid excessive heater exposure - Direct heat can dry the lashes and eye area. ✔ Brush lashes gently - Dry lashes can tangle more easily. ✔ Stay hydrated - Hydration supports healthy skin and lashes overall. Frequently Asked Questions What is the ideal humidity for lash extensions? Most professional adhesives are formulated for 40–60% relative humidity at 20–22°C. Can cold weather affect lash extensions? Yes. Cold weather itself is not usually the problem, but the dry indoor air and heaters during winter can affect both the adhesive bond and the condition of the natural lashes. This can lead to dryness, tangling, or slightly weaker retention if aftercare is neglected. How often should I get infills during Australian winter? Most clients should still book infills every 2–3 weeks during winter to maintain fullness and balance. Dry air, indoor heating, and increased eye rubbing from seasonal dryness can still affect retention, even without summer sweat and swimming. What is the best lash adhesive for Australian winter? During dry winter conditions, many lash artists benefit from adhesives designed to perform more consistently in lower humidity environments. Pairing your adhesive with products like Adhesive Booster and proper pre-treatment can help improve curing speed and retention during colder months. For Australian winter conditions, Bond Babe Adhesive and Supreme Bond Adhesive are popular choices among lash artists looking for reliable retention and stable performance in drier studio environments. Do I really need a hygrometer in my studio? Yes. Without measuring your actual humidity at application time, you're guessing — and guessing is the number-one cause of inconsistent retention. Posh Deluxe stocks a digital thermo-hygrometer for under $25. Can heaters affect lash retention? Yes. Indoor heating can significantly reduce humidity levels and dry out the lash area. Should lash artists use a humidifier in winter? In many Australian salons, yes. A humidifier can help stabilise room conditions during very dry winter months. The Bottom Line Australian winter may feel easier than humid summer weather, but dry air creates its own retention challenges. The artists who get consistent retention year-round are the ones who measure their environment, choose their adhesive for the conditions, and follow a tight pre-treatment and aftercare routine. At Posh Deluxe, every adhesive, primer, booster, and aftercare product in our range has been designed and tested in Australian conditions — including dry winter environments. ✨Shop the humidity-proof retention range Adhesives Pre-treatment & Wrap Perfecto / Wrap Perfecto 15 ml Aftercare & Lash Shampoo Climate tools: digital thermo-hygrometer Full retention collection Designed to help artists achieve more consistent retention all year round.
Learn moreHow to Remove Eyebrow Dye Safely: A Professional Guide for Brow Artists
Every brow artist knows the feeling: the service is complete, the tint is revealed, and you notice a slight stain on the skin outside the brow shape. While professional tinting is designed to be precise, even the most experienced artists occasionally need to tidy up. The good news is that eyebrow dye usually fades naturally over time—but there are also safe professional techniques that can help soften or remove excess pigment more quickly. Knowing how to remove eyebrow dye—or "tint"—from the skin safely is a fundamental skill that maintains the reputation of your professional services. At Posh Deluxe, we’re breaking down the safest ways to manage eyebrow dye removal while protecting both the skin and brow hairs. Why Brows Can Sometimes Look Too Dark Immediately after a brow treatment, results often appear darker than expected. This is especially common with hybrid brows, brow stains, and fresh tints. Because the dye sits on both the brow hairs and the skin underneath, the colour initially appears more intense. Over the next few days, the skin stain naturally softens while the brow hairs retain the colour longer. Why Hybrid Brows Stain More Deeply Hybrid brow systems are specifically designed to stain both the hair and the skin. This dual staining effect is what creates the popular defined brow effect, makeup-like finish, and longer-lasting result. Because of this, hybrid brows naturally take longer to fade compared to regular tint. The 24–48 Hour Rule One of the biggest mistakes is panicking too early. Fresh dye—especially hybrid formulas—often settles significantly after the client’s first few cleanses and natural oil production. In many cases, the brows soften naturally within a few days. Professional Removal & Correction Methods If the brows still feel too dark or uneven after 48 hours, here are the safest professional approaches: Gentle Cleansing: The simplest method is washing with an oil-free cleanser, brow shampoo, or micellar water. This gradually lifts excess surface pigment from the skin without aggressive scrubbing, which can irritate the skin and damage brow hairs. Professional Dye Removers: Dedicated tint removers are the gold standard for artists. We highly recommend these professional solutions: Bronsun Dye Remover (30ml): A professional correction solution designed to gently lift excess dye from the skin during or immediately after tinting. Noemi Remover (50ml): A professional-grade stain and tint correcting solution designed to lift unwanted pigment from the eyebrow area. Light Exfoliation: Because hybrid dye stains the skin, very gentle exfoliation using soft cleansing cloths or mild pads can help fade the skin stain faster. This should be done with extreme care to avoid irritating freshly treated skin. What NOT to Use One of the biggest problems online is DIY “removal hacks” that can damage the skin barrier or weaken brow hairs. Avoid: Bleach Harsh alcohol products Lemon juice Baking soda scrubs Strong oils immediately after treatment These methods can lead to: Skin irritation Dryness Patchy fading Compromised brow results Special Care for Laminated Brows If the client recently had brow lamination, extra caution is needed. Freshly laminated brows are delicate because the hair structure has been chemically softened. Over-cleansing or harsh removal methods can dry out the brow hairs, cause frizziness, or negatively affect the lamination result. Professional correction is always the safest route. Prevention: The Best Form of Correction The best way to handle overly dark brows is through prevention: Monitoring Processing Time: Keep a close eye on the clock for every client. Mapping: Use proper brow mapping techniques to ensure dye stays exactly where it belongs. Thin Layers: Apply the dye in thin, even layers to maintain control over the depth of colour. When to Seek Professional Help Clients should contact their brow artist if the brows appear extremely uneven, if the skin feels irritated, or if there is excessive staining outside the mapped shape. Professional correction is always safer than experimenting with home remedies. Achieving Cleaner, More Controlled Brow Corrections So, how do you remove eyebrow dye safely? The key is using gentle techniques, allowing time for natural fading, and relying on professional correction products when adjustments are needed. With the right approach, artists can refine shape, soften overly dark results, and maintain healthy-looking brows without compromising the skin or hair. Using professional removers like Bronsun Dye Remover and Noemi Remover also gives artists greater control when perfecting hybrid brows, brow tinting, and stain-based services. ✨ At Posh Deluxe, we provide professional brow artists with trusted products designed to support cleaner application, better corrections, and more customisable brow results.
Learn moreDo You Dye Eyebrows Before Lamination? The Correct Order Explained
One of the most common questions among brow artists is: do you dye eyebrows before lamination?Getting the order wrong can affect stain retention, hair integrity, and the final brow result. Understanding the correct order is important for achieving: Better colour results Healthier brow hairs More even pigment retention Longer-lasting brow styling In this guide, we’ll explain the correct professional sequence, why timing matters, and which products help you achieve flawless, long-lasting brows when performing both tinting and lamination services. Why Brow Lamination Changes the Hair Structure To understand the correct order, you first need to understand how brow lamination works. Brow lamination is a semi-permanent brow styling treatment that restructures the brow hairs using chemical solutions. The process: Softens the hair bonds Redirects the hairs into a new shape Sets the brows into place Because the hair cuticle temporarily opens during lamination, this affects how pigment absorbs into the hair. So, Do You Dye Eyebrows Before Lamination? The Short Answer, No. You should NOT dye eyebrows before lamination. In most professional brow services, the recommended order is: Brow lamination first Brow dye or hybrid tint second Why? Because applying dye after lamination allows: More accurate colour results Better visibility of the final brow shape More even pigment absorption Cleaner, more polished results Why Dyeing Before Lamination Can Be Problematic Brow lamination works by using perming solutions to open the hair cuticle and restructure the hair bonds so the brows can be reshaped. If you dye the brows first: The lamination solutions will strip or fade the tint The colour can become uneven or patchy Skin stain from hybrid dye will be removed You waste product and time re-tinting This is especially true when using hybrid systems like: Bronsun Eyelash & Eyebrow Dye Cream These dyes are designed to stain the skin, but lamination solutions will lift that stain off. The Correct Professional Order (Step-by-Step) Step 1: Cleanse and Prep Brows Proper prep ensures solutions and dye adhere correctly. Use: Noemi Brow Primer (50ml) or Bronsun Eyebrow Primer 50ml This removes oils and residue for even processing. Step 2 : Perform Brow Lamination First Use a professional lamination system: Thuya Permanent Gel (Step 1) to soften the hairs Thuya Neutralizer Cream (Step 2) to set them into the lifted shape At this stage, you are only restructuring the hair, no colour yet. Step 3 : Apply Hybrid Dye After Lamination Once lamination is complete and the hairs are set, you can safely apply hybrid dye for shape and density. Use: Bronsun Cream Developer 3% with your Bronsun dye for rich skin stain and long wear. Because the hair cuticle is now open from lamination, the dye actually absorbs better, creating: Stronger stain More even tone Longer-lasting colour on both hair and skin Step 4: Lock In the Colour After tinting, set and protect the pigment with: Bronsun Colour Fixing Lotion 50ml This step helps stabilise the shade and prevent over-development. Step 5: Finish with Nourishment Complete the service with: Noemi Color Care Finishing Gel (30ml) This hydrates the hairs and enhances shine after chemical processing. Why This Order Creates Better Brows When you laminate first and dye after: ✔ Brows stay lifted and fluffy ✔ Dye lasts longer on skin and hair ✔ Colour appears richer and more defined ✔ Results look fuller and professionally sculpted This is why top brow artists across Australia follow this exact sequence. When Might Artists Dye Before Lamination? Some advanced artists may occasionally tint first in very specific situations, such as: Extremely resistant grey hairs Certain corrective brow services Specific product system instructions However, for most modern brow systems, tinting after lamination remains the preferred approach. Tips for Better Brow Lamination Results To achieve professional results: ✔ Avoid Overprocessing Leaving solutions on too long can weaken the brow hairs. ✔ Choose High-Quality Products Poor-quality systems can affect both hair health and colour performance. ✔ Follow Proper Timing Always follow manufacturer guidelines for processing and dye application. ✔ Nourish the Brows Afterwards Hydration and aftercare help maintain healthy, glossy brows after treatment. Why Product Quality Matters Professional brow services depend heavily on the products you use. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, we focus on professional-grade brow products designed for: Reliable processing Better hair integrity Consistent colour results Long-lasting performance Final Thoughts for Brow Professionals So, do you dye eyebrows before lamination? In most professional brow services, the answer is no, artists typically perform the lamination first and apply tint or hybrid dye afterward for more predictable, polished results. Upgrade your brow treatments with professional products using professional systems from Thuya, Noemi, and Bronsun available at Posh Deluxe for modern brow lamination and hybrid brow services.
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