Lash Supply in Miami and South Florida: Trays, Glue and Tweezers

Where to buy lash supplies in Miami and South Florida

The Studio has one Miami store and three more across South Florida. For Miami and Miami-Dade, the closest is Kendall at 12775 North Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33186 (Monday to Friday 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm). The other stores are in Margate, Pembroke Pines and Boynton Beach.

The catalog lists more than 300 lash and brow products. We can't promise that every item is on a particular store's shelf at any moment, so call or text (754) 232-4200 to check an item before a special trip. The same number is used for local delivery requests.

What the lash department carries

Examples that exist in the catalog: Stacy Lash Eyelash Glue in Premium Pro, Sensitive and Lightning Speed versions; Elan Lash Primer and Mini Lash Bonder; Stacy Lash Lash Primer for Eyelash Extension; Vetus fine-tip tweezers; Elan Isolation Tweezers 2.0; The Studio Lash Lift Rods; The Studio lash shampoo brushes; and the Elan Brow Lash Lamination Kit.

A starter shopping list for a new lash artist

1. Two pairs of tweezers: one for isolation, one for placement. Hold them in the store if you can, because grip and tip style are personal.
2. Lashes in the curls and lengths you plan to offer. Start narrow, such as two curls in three lengths, and expand once you know what your clients ask for.
3. Adhesive. Many artists keep a standard and a sensitive version. Stacy Lash lists both.
4. Primer and cleanser for the natural lashes.
5. Remover for removals and fills.
6. Shampoo and brush for aftercare and client take-home.
7. Glue rings to hold adhesive while you work. The Studio sells heart-shaped glue rings in 50-count packs.

This is a shopping list, not a training course. Safety and technique depend on your training, your licensing and the product directions.

Lash safety: what the FDA says about adhesives

The FDA considers false eyelashes, eyelash extensions and their adhesives to be cosmetic products, which means they must meet the safety and labeling requirements for cosmetics. The agency also reminds people that the eyelids are delicate, and that an allergic reaction, irritation or other injury in the eye area can be particularly troublesome. Its advice: check the ingredients before using adhesives.

From the FDA's eye cosmetic safety checklist, the points that matter for professionals:

• If an eye cosmetic causes irritation, stop using it right away. If irritation persists, see a doctor.
• Avoid using eye cosmetics if you have an eye infection or the skin around the eye is inflamed.
• Make sure any instrument you place in the eye area is clean, and wash hands before application.
• Don't share eye cosmetics.

In practice that means reading each adhesive's ingredient list, asking a client about past reactions, and keeping tools clean between clients. If you buy glue, check the label for its stated cure time and shelf life, and follow the maker's storage guidance.

A restock routine for lash artists

Lash supplies run out in an uneven way: you can finish a tray size in a week and still have a year of remover. A short routine keeps you from running dry.

Put the planned items in one online order that crosses $125 for free shipping to the lower 48 states, and keep the store or the phone for urgent gaps.

How to read a tray listing

Titles in the catalog start with the brand and then describe the product, so search by brand and the words you use at your table. For Ardell, the listing names read like "Individuals - Knotted Flares - Medium Black" or "Mega Flare - Knot-Free - Short Black". For adhesive, the title carries the size, such as 5 ml or 10 ml. Compare the volume and the type (standard, sensitive or fast-curing, as named by the maker) before you choose.

Getting lash supplies without a trip

Prefer not to drive? Call or text (754) 232-4200 for local delivery. For anything else about delivery, ask when you call. Online orders over $125 ship free within the lower 48 states by UPS Ground, and in-stock items are ready to ship within 1 to 3 business days. All sales are final because of health and safety concerns, so check shades, sizes and counts before you pay.

Lash artists with a full book often prefer to order online for planned items (trays, glue, shampoo) and use the store or a phone call for urgent ones, for example when a client is booked and a tray size is missing. Browse Elan and Ardell, which hold most of the lash tray range.

Other guides for South Florida techs

If you offer nails as well as lashes, see where South Florida nail techs buy supplies and the local guides for Kendall, Broward County and Boynton Beach. All stores are listed on the stores page.

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