Use pre-made fans to make volume lash extensions easier while working up to handmade 3D, 4D, or 5D fans (extensions made of 3, 4, or 5 extensions bonded together and attached to each individual lash). Clients can choose between Russian, American, and mega volume lash extension sets. By training in volume lashes, you can expand your book and charge more money for this lengthy, luxury lash service.
1. Flex your creativity and problem-solving skills. 2. Help clients be the best version of themselves. 3. Charge luxury prices for full classic and volume lash extension sets, as well as monthly fills for upkeep with each client. 4. Practicing cosmetologists and estheticians, increase or expand your existing client base! 5. Build relationships with beauty companies and experienced lash artists.
If you’ve been hoping to get lash certified by LashBeePro, but can’t quite justify making the drive down from the New York area, we’ve (finally) got your back!
Cleansing is an important part of any lash extension wearer’s daily aftercare routine, promoting lash health and boosting retention. Here's why your clients should use lash shampoos. 1. Well-formulated lash cleansers don't leave residue. 2. They're gentle and better than regular makeup removers. 3. Lash shampoos keep lash adhesive bonds intact.
Pre-made lash fans are an excellent way for budding volume lash artists to jumpstart their volume careers. Using heat-bonded — not glue-bonded! — pre-made volume fans and a solid boot- or angle-tipped tweezer, lash artists can create dramatic, fluffy, custom looks for each client with as much precision as handmade volume fans.
1. Build your personal brand as a lash artist. 2. Build out your network of lash clients. 3. Network with beauty brands and other lash stylists.
Confused about all things cyanoacrylates in lash extension adhesives? We’ve got the info, from tools to handle changes in humidity and studio environment to how pH levels affect adhesives to what happens when they're not treated properly. Learn which adhesives work best in each climate.
Weed out candidates by including specific tasks on applications. Invest in new lash artists by thoroughly educating them on all your studio policies, including your adhesive environment, post-COVID policies, and pricing structures. Implement trial employment periods. Make each new employee feel welcome and included in your salon's culture and meshes well with current employees.
Avoid losing lash clientele by offering enhanced experiences with your lash services, such as temple massages, brow grooming, or a few bottom lashes during a fill. Price increases should be worth it — the quality of service your clients experience should noticeably improve.
To have a long career as a lash stylist, you must take care of your hands and fingers when working with lash tweezers all day. That means taking breaks, using professional salon lighting, and doing hand stretches and massages.
Adding bottom lash extensions is just what your client needs to add that extra oomph to their everyday look! What are bottom lashes, why should clients get them — and what are best practices for applying them?
With COVID-19 an ever-present reality, it's more important than ever for lash artists to know how to handle clients and appointments when they get sick.