Vetus ESD Tweezers
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Genuine Vetus ESD tweezers for eyelash extensions and brow shaping. The preferred choice of lash technicians world-wide.
Beauti is proud to stock New Zealand's biggest range of Vetus tweezers including Vetus ST & Vetus SA.
Our range of Vetus ESD tweezers includes ESD-10, ESD-11, ESD-12, ESD-15 and ESD-17.
Features:
- Special Anti-Static coating reduces frustrating cling or static charge
- Matte black Anti-Glare finish means they won't reflect your worklight into your eyes
- Superior surgical grade Stainless Steel materials won't rust or corrode even after years of use
- Swiss Quality gives you perfect precision and control during lash pickup, isolation and application
- Lightweight & Comfortable even after hours of use throughout your work day.
- Anti-Magnetic & Non-Corrosive
ESD vs ST vs SA?
Can't decide which type of Vetus lash tweezers are best for you?
ESD - Best Value! Anti Static black coating greatly reduces annoying lash cling (that's where static charge on the tweezer makes the lash extension cling or "stick" to the side of the tweezer tips). Black coating also won't reflect your lash lamp into your eyes. Durable finish but can be scratched.
ST - Great Price & More Durable Finish. Stainless steel finish looks great and is highly durable. Hard to scratch and won't rust or corrode after years of use. Hardness rating of 40HRC means the tweezer tips stay straight for longer.
SA - Highest Precision & Stainless Steel Quality. Finished to a higher standard than ESD or ST means the best grip and pickup for you. Highly durable finish is hard to scratch and won't rust or corrode. Non glare finish won't reflect your lash lamp into your eyes. Hardness rating of 43HRC is the highest Vetus make and means the tweezer tips stay straight for even longer.
Note: All our VETUS tweezers are genuine and ship to you in full retail packaging. Unfortunately there are many VETUS knock offs sold in NZ which are sold without retail packaging with claims such as "reducing postage costs".