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When it comes to lashes, little is more important than cleaning, both for the safety of your eyes and longer lash retention. As we all know, dirt and makeup can and will cause buildups in between and around our beautiful lashes. This pesky accumulation of unwanted grime will make lashes fall out prematurely, and new extensions harder to stick. To put it simply - buildup is the enemy of the lash tech! To avoid your hard work (or money) going to waste, it’s important to maintain an effective cleansing routine. But don’t jump to the conclusion that you can use...

This week I wanted to cover one of the most challenging aspects of being a lash artist, the dreaded premature lash loss...   It can be super frustrating for both you and your client when this happens. We all know that retention issues are not necessarily the fault of the lash artist, but it always pays to know the best ways to avoid it so that you can help your lash biz every step of the way.   Check your work space:Lash glue works best when the room has a humidity range between 40-70%. Investing in a hydrometer is the...

Tape is an essential when it comes too lashing! But what tape is best for you and your clients needs?⁠⁠Let's break it down ..  ⁠⁠1. Foam Tape - This tape is best used on clients who may have a reaction to eye pads or have tape allergies, plus foam tape can be used close to the eyelid with minimal irritation. The thickness of the tape acts like a cushion protecting your client from the tweezers.  2. ⁠Micropore Tape - The perfect addition to eye pads as it is easy to remove, is the least sticky tape and is suitable for...