Lash Lamps

Compare Professional Lash Lamp Models

ActiveShop All4Light Lashes Line 2

The All4Light Lashes Line 2 uses a long 71 cm light head and a bracket designed for mounting to a table or treatment couch. The black model is rated at 12 W with a stated colour temperature of 6500 K, maximum illumination of 1100 lux, luminous flux of 1600 lumens and CRI above 95. This makes it a strong option where broad coverage and accurate colour rendering are priorities, but the mounting surface must be checked before purchase.

Roxie Cosmetics also offers Lashes Line 2 versions supplied with a tripod. These are better suited to rooms where the lamp cannot be fixed to the bed or a nearby surface. Choose between the mounted and tripod formats according to the layout rather than the colour alone.

ActiveShop Polluks II

The Polluks II uses two adjustable light heads on flexible arms and a floor stand adjustable from a stated 70 to 160 cm. Its 192 LED diodes provide a stated 800-lumen output at 5800 K, with five touch-controlled brightness levels. The dual-head construction is useful where the technician wants to direct light from both sides of the working area instead of relying on one central arc.

Glow 6019 Treatment Lamp

The Glow 6019 is another tripod-based option. Its GLOW DUAL head is designed to provide even illumination around detailed lash work. The model is rated at 10 W with a stated colour temperature of 6500 ± 500 K and CRI above 85. Compare it with Polluks II when you want a freestanding lamp but prefer a different head configuration and specification.

Glow L03 Tabletop Lamp

The Glow L03 is intended for tabletop mounting and uses a transformable head with arms that move vertically through a stated 215-degree range. Its shape can be adjusted around the working area, while the LED panel is designed to diffuse light across the treatment zone. It is a practical alternative where floor space is limited but a suitable desk or trolley is available.

Glow MX3 Lash Treatment Lamp

The Glow MX3 uses a curved half-moon head in a tabletop format. It offers adjustable light colour and intensity together with a rotating head. This model is worth comparing for lash rooms that need a compact base and a wide arc of light without adding another floor stand beside the bed.

Choose the Mounting Style Before the Finish

Bracket-mounted lamps preserve floor space but require a compatible edge or treatment couch. Tripod models can be positioned independently but need a clear footprint and a safe cable route. Tabletop lamps work well in compact rooms when the nearby surface is stable and large enough for the base.

Measure the distance between the lamp position and the client’s head. Include the technician’s stool, trolley and access to bed controls. The lamp should be able to reach its normal working position without forcing the technician to lean or blocking movement around the client.

Lash Lamps and the Rest of Your Treatment Lighting

A lash lamp is selected for direct illumination around the eye and brow treatment area. If close-up viewing through a lens is required, compare our magnifying lamps. For curing compatible nail products, choose from nail UV/LED lamps. These devices serve different purposes even when they all use LED technology.

Build the Complete Lash Station

Pair the lighting with a suitable lash bed, technician seating and accessible storage. Follow the exact assembly, electrical and care guidance supplied for each lamp, and confirm the included stand, bracket, adapter and controls on the individual product page.