Bellestore Academy · Korean Lash Lift
Lifting Powder can make a compatible Lash Lift lotion more viscous and support adhesive-free lash application. Here, you will learn what the powder actually does, which systems it should not be mixed with, and how to build a controlled workflow without guessing dosage or processing time.
Updated August 12, 2026 · Approx. 8 min read
Quick answer
Bellestore's Lifting Powder is intended for compatible cysteamine-based Lash Lift systems. It should not be mixed with Lomansa, Permania, or thioglycolate-based lotions. Start with a small amount, mix thoroughly, and adjust only until the lotion reaches the consistency required by your working method. The powder does not automatically change the system's processing times.
What is Lifting Powder?
Lifting Powder is a fine powder that is mixed with a compatible Lash Lift lotion to alter its consistency. A more viscous lotion can be easier to place exactly where the stylist wants it and can be used in an adhesive-free Korean Lash Lift workflow.
The powder is an accessory – not a standalone lifting lotion and not a universal additive. It does not replace step 1 or step 2, nor does it make lotions from different brands compatible. Lotions 1 and 2 should still be used within the same system and according to that system's instructions.
Three things that are often confused
| Product or property | What it does | What it does not mean |
|---|---|---|
| Lifting Powder | Makes compatible lotion more viscous and can support adhesive-free application. | That the powder is suitable for all Lash Lift lotions. |
| Self-adhesive shield | Can be attached to the eyelid without separate shield adhesive. | That the lashes automatically stick to the shield without a compatible method. |
| Lash Lift adhesive or Glue Balm | Used to fix lashes to the shield in workflows that require it. | That the adhesive or balm can be mixed into the lifting lotion. |
Compatibility: check this before mixing
Check further
Cysteamine-based system
The powder is intended for cysteamine-based systems, but you should still check the product and training instructions for the lotion you intend to use.
Do not mix
Lomansa or Permania
The current product information explicitly excludes these systems. Just because they are used for Lash Lifts does not make them compatible with the powder.
Do not mix
Thioglycolate-based system
The Lifting Powder product is not intended for thioglycolate-based lotions. Follow that system's existing formulation and instructions.
Workflow: mix gradually and in a controlled manner
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Identify the lotion system.
Check the active system type, brand, and instructions before opening the powder. Lotion 1 and 2 must belong to the same system. -
Use clean mixing equipment.
Work in a clean mixing dish with a clean tool so that the product and packaging are not contaminated. -
Start with a small amount.
Add a little powder to the lotion and mix thoroughly. Product information does not specify a universal dosage, so do not create your own gram or percentage measurements. -
Assess the consistency.
Adjust carefully as needed until the mixture suits the documented technique. It should be possible to apply in a controlled manner without visible powder clumps. -
Follow the system's treatment times.
The powder is not intended to extend or shorten the processing time. Assess the lashes and follow the lotion system's instructions and the method from your training. -
Document the treatment.
Note the system, product, how the consistency was built, shield, times, and observations so that the next treatment can be evaluated on a factual basis.
Troubleshooting: when the mixture does not behave as expected
| Sign | Check first | Safe next step |
|---|---|---|
| The lotion is still too thin | Whether the powder has been mixed evenly and if the system is compatible. | Adjust with a small amount at a time according to the product's method. |
| The mixture has clumps | Mixing tools, the dish, and whether too much powder was added directly. | Mix thoroughly; do not use an uneven mixture near the eye. |
| The lashes are not stable | Separation, shield fit, and whether step 1 has been worked according to the system's instructions. | Stop improvising and follow the control points of the trained method. |
| The shield is releasing from the eyelid | Cleaning, skin surface, and the fit of the shield. | Troubleshoot the shield attachment separately – more powder will not solve a gap against the skin. |
Two ways to buy Lifting Powder at Bellestore
The options are not ranked. Choose the standalone product when you already have a documented compatible system, or the kit when you want powder and matching cysteamine lotions in the same product package.
Price, stock, publication, and product details were verified on August 12, 2026. Current information is always displayed on the product page.
Pre-treatment checklist
- The system is verified as compatible with Lifting Powder
- It is not Lomansa, Permania, or a thioglycolate-based system
- Lotion 1 and 2 are from the same brand and series
- Mixing dish and tools are clean
- You start with a small amount and mix evenly
- The system's order and processing times are followed unchanged
- Products, shield, times, and observations are documented
Frequently asked questions about Lifting Powder
Can Lifting Powder be mixed with all Lash Lift solutions?
No. This product is intended for compatible cysteamine-based systems and should not be used with Lomansa, Permania, or thioglycolate-based solutions.
How much Lifting Powder should be used?
The product information indicates that you should start with a small amount, mix thoroughly, and adjust to the desired consistency. There is no universal gram or percentage measurement in the current instructions.
Does the processing time change when powder is added?
The powder product does not specify an alternative processing time. Follow the solution system's instructions and your training's treatment protocol instead of adjusting the time based on intuition.
Is glue needed with Lifting Powder?
The powder can support glue-free lashing in a compatible method. However, a self-adhesive shield only describes how the shield attaches to the eyelid. Do not confuse the two functions.
How should Lifting Powder be stored?
This stand-alone product should be stored in a cool, dry place, protected from direct sunlight. Always follow the current label and close the packaging after use.
