HELLO EVERYONE,

–  Know the difference between daytime appropriate lashes and night time appropriate lashes. I think that this rule is just as important as makeup. Know which pair will attract the right attention for the occasion. Ya dig?

– Applying lashes with a tweezers or with your fingers really comes down to personal ability. I usually apply my lashes with some tweezers or eyelash applicators unless I have long nails (which I usually do) so don’t sweat it.

– The best lashes in my opinion are the ones that are not heavy on the eye and can be stackable. I prefer wispies lashes and ones that are fuller at the ends. I also love individual lashes because they are very customizable to any eye and makeup style.

– When cutomizing lashes, the pro tip is to use two different styles that compliment each other to create the desired look. Avoid using 2 of the same style because this will just make a “heavier” version of it and will not change the style of it.

-Measure your lashes ALWAYS on your or you’re clients eye before adding glue. All of our eyes are different ! Lash strips aren’t meant to be all the way to our tear ducts!

– Apply lash glue with a tweeter or an applicator to avoid getting it on the lashes itself. Do not apply the lash glue right away… fan it out for about 20-30 seconds (once the glue is tacky.. it is ready to apply.) I usually apply it on the back of my hand and then use the back end of a tweezer to apply the glue on the lash.  Also, applying the eyelash with wet glue on your eyelid will make it impossible for the inner or outer side to stick. Waiting is always key.

-Take care of your lashes. I try to avoid adding mascara to my lashes unless it is a night time look and I want the extra drama. I like to re-use my lashes so I avoid putting mascara on them to preserve them.  Lashes can be pricey , so handle them with care.

Hope this helps.

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