Colored lashes aren’t just a creative option for advanced clients, they’re a working tool for any artist who wants to stand out from the competition and raise their average ticket. Color effects, blended effects, colored tips, accents, and spikes are no longer rare today; they’re a must-have on your menu.
A rainbow colored-lash set
Colored lash set with spikes
More colored-lash variations with spikes and a makeup effect (swipe the gallery)
Work by Olga Zhukova
Cat eye with colored spikes
Wet look with colored lashes
Spikes over a colored base
Colored cat eye in fuchsia
A strip-lash effect
Diamond-lash map
Colored lashes let you create bold accents, play up eye color, work with a personal style, and launch seasonal offers.
More and more, clients aren’t looking for just any set but specifically colored lashes, with accents in the corners, a soft gradient, or a rich palette for shoots and events.
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