Is the Selah a lash bed?

Yes. The Selah is a signature S-curve lash bed and salon chair. Its ergonomic form supports the client for lash artistry while giving the artist the correct working position. It works equally well for brow sculpting, facials, aesthetic treatments, and PMU.

How much does a Komlé Comfort lash bed cost?

The Selah is R14 495. You can secure your booking with a R3 000 deposit and pay the balance at your own pace before delivery.

Do you offer custom sizes to fit my salon?

Yes. Every Selah is made to order in our South African workshop. Message us on WhatsApp with your dimensions and we will confirm a custom fit for your space.

What colours does the Selah come in?

Four leather colourways: Warm Hazelnut, Signature Terracotta, Classic Black, Cocoa Brown. Custom colours can be discussed on request.

How long does delivery take?

The Selah is handcrafted to order with a lead time of 4 to 6 weeks. Delivery is quoted based on your location in South Africa.

Do you deliver across South Africa?

Yes. We deliver nationwide across South Africa, including Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and surrounding areas. The delivery fee is confirmed based on your address.

Choose your colourway on the site, complete the three-step checkout, and confirm your order on WhatsApp. Our team responds within 24 hours with secure payment details. Or reach out directly at +27 71 688 7001.

What is the Selah made of?

Premium leather, reinforced steel frame, and high-density foam. Every piece is handcrafted and inspected before it leaves the workshop.

Lash Bed vs Treatment Bed vs Massage Bed: What You Actually Need

Walk into any beauty supplier and you'll see the same three shapes: lash bed, treatment bed, massage bed. They look similar. They're not.

If you order the wrong one, you'll spend the next two years trying to work around it.

Massage bed

Shape: Flat, sometimes with an adjustable face cradle.

Built for: A therapist standing beside the bed, moving up and down the length of the client's body.

Not built for: Any work on the client's face while you're seated. Your eye line ends up too high, you lean forward, and there's no support for your arms.

Avoid for lash, brow, PMU, or facial work.

Treatment bed

Shape: Flat with a hinged head-end that raises for facials, or fully adjustable electric multi-section models.

Built for: Skincare therapists doing facials, waxing, and body treatments. The raised head lets you sit or stand behind the client and reach their face.

Works for: Facials, brow shaping, waxing, some PMU.

Doesn't work for: Full-day lash appointments. The treatment bed is designed for 45 to 60 minute sessions with the therapist moving around. It's not shaped for someone seated in one position for three hours.

Lash bed / salon chair (S-curve)

Shape: Contoured S-curve that raises the client's head and shoulders into your working line. Wider base, sculpted for long stationary sessions.

Built for: Lash artistry primarily, and also brow shaping, aesthetic treatments, PMU touch-ups. Anywhere the artist works seated for extended sessions on the client's face.

Works for: Lash extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination, PMU, facials, and even ambient consultations because they look better than a flat bed.

This is the one you want if you're doing lash-focused work.

The short answer

Doing massage? Massage bed.
Doing facials and waxing? Treatment bed.
Doing lashes, brows, PMU, or a mix of face-focused seated work? Lash bed / salon chair.

Most lash salons buy the wrong bed once, live with it for two years, and then buy the right one. Skip that step.

The Selah

A signature S-curve lash bed and salon chair. Handcrafted to order in South Africa. Four leather colourways. Custom sizes available to fit your salon.

Order The Selah