A simple, effective set of two flexible rubber spatulas — a go-to tool for spas, salons, and treatment rooms. These spatulas are well-suited for mixing creams, scrubs, masks, waxes, or hair-color, and their soft, bendable blades make it easy to scrape every bit of product from bowls or jars without waste.
Why Your Guests Will Appreciate It
- Treatments are more consistent — products (masks, scrubs, waxes) get mixed thoroughly and applied evenly for a smoother result.
- Clean application — using a spatula instead of fingers reduces risk of contamination and keeps treatments more hygienic.
- Better comfort — gentle mixing and application helps ensure creams or masks feel smooth and even on skin rather than patchy or heavy.
Why You’ll Appreciate It
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Flexible rubber blade adapts to bowls and jars so you can scrape out nearly all of your product — less waste, better value.
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Easy to clean and reuse — rubber material wipes clean quickly, a practical match for spa hygiene routines.
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Compact, simple tool — ideal for quickly mixing masks or creams between clients without needing bulky equipment.
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Versatile across services — works for facial masks, body scrubs, hair-color mixing, wax prep, or any treatment needing mixing or product scooping.
Pro Tips
- Use the spatula to scrape products thoroughly from containers — particularly useful just before closing jars so you maximize yield.
- Rinse and sanitize after each use — rubber cleans easily, and this helps keep treatments hygienic for each guest.
- Use one spatula for masks/creams and another for waxes or hair-color to avoid cross-contamination when switching treatment types.
- For thicker creams or waxes, press the spatula firmly against bowl sides or jar bottom to ensure even mixing and avoid lumps.
Usage
Place your product in a mixing bowl or container. Use one of the rubber spatulas to stir or scrape until fully blended, or to scoop and apply the product onto spatulas, brush, or directly to your own hands for application. Clean the spatula thoroughly after use and store in a dry, sanitary place until next treatment.
