Where a lash artist's confidence actually comes from
Confidence doesn't come before skill. It comes from repetition and from having a clear way to measure. Four things that help lash artists stop comparing themselves to everyone else.
Confidence doesn't come before skill. It comes from repetition and from having a clear way to measure. Four things that help lash artists stop comparing themselves to everyone else.
The actual conversations and a procedure that works when a client complains about her lashes — including how to tell when to redo it free and when to say no.
A lash aftercare guide: the first 48 hours, cleansing, sleeping, and what to avoid. Written for artists to pass straight on to their clients.
How to calculate your lash prices from your real costs and the real time you spend — and why being the cheapest in the area is a trap.
The real numbers for starting out as a lash artist in Thailand, from training to kit to your chair, plus where not to economise and how to work out your break-even.
I-curve, L-curve and 45° tweezers — what differs, what each is for, and why good tweezers reduce hand pain.
Lash lifting versus extensions: what differs, which clients suit each, and which one an artist should train in first. Guidance from Maison du Cil.
Why lash work comes out differently when you did everything the same — the answer is usually the humidity in the room. How to measure it and adjust to your adhesive.
Lash adhesive at 0.5 / 1 / 2 seconds: what actually differs and which artist should use which. Explained from real use, not from the spec on the box.
Extensions that drop sooner than they should usually aren't the glue's fault — they come from 5 steps artists overlook. How to check and fix each one, from Maison du Cil.