RefectoCil Saline Solution

1. After standard make-up removal, apply a few drops to a cotton pad.
2. Gently wipe the eyelids, lashes, and brows until the area is thoroughly degreased.
3. Continue with tinting or the chosen lash or brow procedure.
4. Optionally, use the solution for quick cleaning of brushes and mixing dishes.

• Skipping this step after using a standard make-up remover: fine oily residue can remain even after normal cleansing, affecting pad and tint adhesion. Use Saline Solution as a final degreasing pass.
• Assuming it replaces make-up removal entirely: it's a finishing degreasing step, not a substitute for removing make-up first. Use it after, not instead of, a make-up remover.
• Applying pads or rollers before the area is fully dry: moisture can affect how well silicone pads or rollers adhere. Let the area dry briefly before placing pads.
• Not using it before lash lift or lamination services, only before tinting: any oily residue can also affect how well lift or lamination products grip the lashes or brows. Use it consistently across all these service types.
• Reusing a heavily soiled cotton pad across multiple clients when cleaning tools: reduces the cleansing effect and raises hygiene concerns. Use fresh pads for tool cleaning between clients.

Ingredients & Cautions

Aqua (Water), Sodium Chloride, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid.

Caution: For external use only; avoid direct contact with the eyes.

Why would I need this if I've already used a make-up remover?

Standard make-up removers can leave behind fine oily residue that isn't visible but still affects how well silicone pads and tint adhere. Saline Solution is meant as an additional finishing step, not a replacement for make-up removal.

Does using Saline Solution before a lash lift make a noticeable difference to the curl result?

Yes, many technicians find that thoroughly degreased lashes hold the lift solution and silicone shield more evenly, since any residual oil can cause the shield to slip or the lift to set unevenly.

Can this be used on clients with very sensitive or reactive eyes?

The water-based, fragrance-free formula is generally well tolerated, but any client with a known sensitivity to specific ingredients should still be assessed before use, as with any product used near the eyes.

How often should brushes and mixing dishes be cleaned with this solution versus just soap and water?

Using it between every client for a quick wipe-down of brushes and dishes helps prevent product buildup that can affect future tint mixes, though a more thorough wash with soap and water periodically is still a good idea for deeper cleaning.

Is it necessary to use this before brow lamination as well as lash services?

Yes — since brow lamination relies on the lamination solution gripping the hair evenly, removing any residual oil from the brow area beforehand with Saline Solution helps the service set more predictably.