PRASNE Lashing Dental Bibs – 125 Disposable, Waterproof 13x18, Black Eyelash Print (Lash Pillow Cover Included)

Reliable, versatile protection for lash and beauty sessions

Meet PRASNE Lashing Dental Bibs, a 125‑count disposable set designed to simplify busy lash studios, dental chairs, tattoo rooms, and other beauty environments. The construction blends sturdy 2‑ply paper with a 1‑ply poly backing to create a lightweight shield that helps keep liquids away from clothing and skin. The result is a practical, economical option that supports a clean, professional workflow without adding clutter to your workstation.

Key features include a waterproof back that minimizes run‑through and keeps outfits dry during adhesive work or splashes. Each bib spans 18 inches in length and 13 inches in height, offering generous coverage from the neckline to the upper chest for confident placement as you focus on the procedure at hand.

What makes these bibs practical

• 125 disposable bibs for high‑volume settings, reducing laundry and prep time
• 2‑ply paper with 1‑ply poly backing provides a sturdy yet flexible shield
• Waterproof back design helps protect clothing and skin from liquids and residues
• Discreet, professional look thanks to the black eyelash print on each bib

Multi‑purpose and ready for real world use

• Ideal for lash work, tattoo studios, dental chairs, and cosmetic procedures
• Can be repurposed as a multi‑use barrier pad for various tasks in a clinical or studio setting
• Sealed packaging helps maintain cleanliness from box to tray

In addition to protection, these bibs are paired with a lash pillow cover to help maintain a tidy, comfortable experience for clients. The set ships in a sealed bag, ensuring the contents stay pristine until use. While designed for professional settings, countless operators find practical, on‑demand use in other tasks that require a disposable, absorbent barrier.

Note: This description summarizes features as described by the manufacturer and highlights practical benefits without guaranteeing outcomes. Benefits are presented as possibilities based on design and materials, not as guarantees.