INTRODUCING FLASHCURE™
WITH CEO JO MOUSSELLI

FlashCure™ was developed to take the benefits of traditional lash extensions to the next level. With safety, ease, speed and precision at the top of the list – combined with high performance and long-lasting products and services to simplify the busy modern woman’s beauty regimen while supporting our professional clients with flexible and rewarding careers, Jo and her Xtreme team set out to develop FlashCure™ with the following benefits.

• Enjoy Lash extensions that are fully cured by the end of your application!
• Enjoy Designer Lashes That Last™ up to 3 times longer than traditional lash extensions!
• Empowers you to be in complete control of when and how to cure your lashes to create long-lasting applications with Ease, Speed & Precision!
• Experience fewer adverse reactions!
• Enjoy shorter and less frequent Relash appointments that allow your clients to enjoy more time off between refills, while you take in more clients. Or, enjoy more time off supporting the same number of clients!

FlashCure™ involves the combination of using a very gentle and low intensity UV LED light in combination with a specialized cyanoacrylate adhesive that contains a photoinitiator. When the UV light is directed at the adhesive, the photoinitiator within the adhesive acts as a catalyst to initiate the curing process of the adhesive – taking it from liquid to solid within seconds for a securely attached and durable extension that will last until the natural lash sheds. In addition to accelerating the curing process, adhesive fumes are quickly eliminated. In summary, this process accelerates the curing process, reduces fumes, and enhances lash retention.

Also, remember to educate your clients on how to cleanse their lash extensions using the Xtreme Lashes Cleansing Applicators and Eye Makeup Remover and Facial Cleanser, and instruct them to use the comprehensive line of Xtreme Lashes Lash Compatible Aftercare & Cosmetics because we can assure you that the ingredients in all of these products have been hand selected NOT to break down the adhesive bond. You don’t want to risk using cleansers, serums, creams and eyeliners that contain ingredients that can chemically break down the adhesive. The wrong chemicals can dissolve the adhesive. Furthermore, all our Aftercare & Cosmetics are developed using the best ingredients from science and nature at the highest concentration for efficacy. Everyone can use our luxury cosmetics!

Busy Professionals & Moms
Allergy-Prone & Sensitive Eyes
Active Lifestyles (Gym, Swimming, Travel)
First-Time Lash Clients
Brides & Special Occasions

As an RN and Former ICU nurse, safety is a core value of Jo Mousselli’s. Under her direction, a team of engineers, chemists, curriculum developers, and professional Lash Stylists designed and developed the FlashCure™ Light Curing System. Everything was tested to meet high standards for efficacy, safety, and compatibility.

• The FlashCure™ UV light emits ONLY UVA rays, which are the gentlest form of UV rays. Compare that with exposure to the sun, which emits both UVA, UVB and UVC rays.
• Xtreme Lashes proprietary patent-pending and customizable UV blocking Silicone Upper and Under Eye Patches reduce your clients’ exposure to UV rays during their application to miniscule levels.
• For example, if a stylist applies 100 extensions or fans per eye for a total of 200 attachments during a lash application, she/he will flash the light a total of 200 times. Since, with each attachment, the stylist will only flash the light for 1/5th of a second on average, the client’s exposure is only 40 seconds of UVA rays – that’s less than a minute! Compare that to the average time you spend in the sun with your eyes open without UV blocking glasses, during which your eyes are subjected to UVA and UVB rays. Additionally, since your client’s eyes remain closed during the application, and you’ve protected their upper and lower eyelids with UV blocking patent-pending customizable patches, your client’s eyes and eyelids are being protected from UV rays with only their lash line being exposed. If you follow our FlashCure™ step-by-step instructions, the rest of your client’s face and body as well as your hands and your body should NOT get exposed to UV rays during the application.

No, FlashCure won’t age your skin—there’s no UV exposure on your skin or eyelids, just a touch on the eyeliner area, keeping your skin safe and youthful.

Use Xtreme Lashes FlashCure™ UV-blocking Customizable Patent-Pending Upper and Under Eye Patches. Do NOT keep the upper eyelid exposed to the UV light rays. And, do NOT use any other eye patches. Other eye patches will NOT block UV rays regardless of their color or shape.

• Use Xtreme Lashes FlashCure™ UV LED light that was designed and developed to go hand in hand with FlashCure™ adhesive. Do NOT use any other UV light. Other lights may be too hot, they may emit higher UV rays than necessary, and/or the adhesive may NOT cure as well.
• Use Xtreme Lashes FlashCure™ Adhesive designed and developed to go hand in hand with the FlashCure™ UV LED Light. Do NOT use any other adhesive. Other adhesives my not have the right ingredients to cure in a flash and/or may be too thick, too thin, too fast, too slow and too odorous. Remember, at Xtreme Lashes everything is developed holistically and symbiotically to work as a system.
• Use the Xtreme Lashes Primer to prime natural lashes BEFORE you attach. The Xtreme Lashes primer and the FlashCure™ adhesive were designed to work together to give you the strongest attachment and the best retention.
• Keep the client’s eyes closed during the application and instruct them NOT to open their eyes during the application.
• Do not look directly into the UV light when the light is turned on. SHOW caution image on light
• Ventilation: Ensure adequate ventilation within your lash application space during your lash applications.
• Make sure you’ve been trained and certified in the Fundamentals of Professional Eyelash extension application to use the FlashCure™ System.
• Watch and follow the comprehensive video directions that we developed on how to use the FlashCure™ professional application system. We developed these step-by-step video tutorials to give you and your clients the peace of mind to be confident in using FlashCure™.

If your client is a candidate for eyelash extensions per the client consultation you conduct, then they will qualify to receive lash extensions using the FlashCure™ UV Lash Extension System with the following guidelines and precautions that we have always taught our Lash Stylists to follow:

Always start with a pre-application consultation and end on aftercare instructions with every client and with every client application. And, if in doubt, always have your clients consult their medical providers.

Note that some individuals may have underlying medical conditions and/or are taking medications – topical, oral or injectable – that increase sensitivity to light: referred to as Photosensitivity. Photosensitivity is not specific to UV light. Photosensitivity occurs with natural sunlight, as well as artificial light – UV and NON UV included. Extra precautions must be taken with those individuals when considering FlashCure™. Ask them to consult with their practitioners before receiving lash extensions since some will have very mild reactions to light while others may have more significant or severe side effects. Examples of medical conditions include: Lupus, Polymorphous light eruptions, Conjunctivitis and Rosacea. Examples of medications include: tetracycline, doxycycline NSAIDs and chemotherapy. Examples of topical products that can cause photosensitivity are retinoids, retinols and glycolic acid.

Those who have recently had eye or facial surgeries – medical or cosmetic – should wait until they are fully healed and cleared by their medical or esthetic practitioners before receiving eyelash extensions. Examples include: laser eye surgery, face lifts, and professional grade laser treatments, such as CO2 lasers or deep chemical peels.

Every client consultation should end on BOTH client and stylist agreeing to move forward with the lash application as evidenced by the client signing the waiver and release form.