3D-Printed Lash Extensions

TAD Beauty Makes Comfortable, Flexible Lash Segments That Last

After more than a decade of wearing lash extensions, Michelle Nguyen developed an allergic reaction to the adhesive and ended her frustration with DIY lashes that poked and lifted by creating TAD Beauty, the world's first 3D-printed lash extensions. Working with experts who make medical devices using 3D technology, Nguyen developed 3D-printed lashes powered by proprietary Memory Flex technology and a microstructure that hugs the lash line and moves with natural lashes for a comfortable fit.

Designed to last up to 10 days without losing their curl, the lash extensions, 3D-printed on a curve, offer built-in flexibility and plenty of options when it comes to choosing the desired length or style, like Dream or Wispy.

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