Why is this look called “wet”? Because it looks like you just took a dip in the sea or stepped out of the shower. It creates the visual impression of lashes clumped together by water. What does a wet set look like? All kinds of ways! Scroll to the end of the article, there are…
Why is this look called “wet”? Because it looks like you just took a dip in the sea or stepped out of the shower. It creates the visual impression of lashes clumped together by water. What does a wet set look like? All kinds of ways! Scroll to the end of the article, there are…
Every lash artist knows the job is a heavy load on the eyes. You sit all day, staring at every single lash, straining, and by the end of the day your eyes are ready to log off. And we both know eyesight is fragile: easy to wreck, nearly impossible to bring back. So here are…
Want to learn how to do lash extensions? To have a flexible schedule and good money without the dull office grind and a boss watching your every move? To transform women and make them fall in love with their own reflection? Then you’ve found exactly the right article! Lash extensions are a world of beauty,…
Let’s be honest: no matter how hard we try, lash extensions can’t last forever. Why? Natural lashes run on their own growth cycle. When a lash reaches the end of its cycle, it sheds, and the extension (or fan) goes with it. On average a person loses 3 to 7 lashes a day. Poor nutrition,…
Cleansing the natural lashes is the single most important process in the whole service, a safeguard against eye and skin conditions, and the key to long-lasting extensions. To remove microscopic makeup and dirt particles, it’s best to use a dedicated foam cleanser that doesn’t dry out the skin, since the skin under the eyes is…
Classic, 1.5D, 2D, 3D, 4D to 6D… with so many options, clients can find it hard to choose a volume that suits them. So how do you choose the right volume? A natural effect If a client wants to look natural after her set, it’s worth recommending classic, 1.5D, or a partial set. Classic means…
To isolate the lower lashes, artists use special pads: hydrogel or collagen. They come in different shapes, sizes, and thicknesses. It’s best not to use any kind of sticky tape, including medical tape, to isolate the lashes. It’s uncomfortable for clients, and it has to be peeled off the skin with real effort! If the…
You should never try to take your extensions off yourself. For the most damage-free removal for the natural lashes, a special product is used, a remover, which breaks down the cyanoacrylate molecules and lets you take off the extensions in a few simple motions. A good remover doesn’t just “dissolve fast,” it applies easily, doesn’t…
1. Each lash needs an “individual approach.” We never go by the direction of the natural lashes, since they can grow every which way. So you always have to find which side to place the extension or fan on to set the direction you want and get enough contact area. 2. Set the direction gradually,…
