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My girlfriend tried these recently based on your recommendation and she LOVES them! Now any time we go out she doesn’t have to worry about her lashes because the glue holds and we have more time for our adventures! Thanks for the videos and keep them coming!
I just posted a video about this just now! check my recent video on my RU-vid page! if you have any other video requests please feel free to drop a comment on the video below!
great question! I personally only like to lash any natural lashes that are mature enough! the baby hairs or the hairs your visibly see still in there beginning stages are the ones I do not touch!
Lash Therapy! Unfortunately at this time we have limited supplies for our pro mades! You can find our products online through our website! Lashtherapysupply.com
Had lash extensions for 2 months. Very beautiful the first week. And then suddenly some of the lashes would randomly poke my eye cause it was pointed downwards. The lashes started to look messy once week one passed. At the end of week 2 is was brushing them so they would all look straight instead of messy. I decided it's not for me. Removed them with castor oil and did a lashlift.
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😌 aaahhh…. It’s been a while since I’ve lashed. Had left my lease, business was slow. NOW I will be transitioning to a different state. My prayer is that I have a better opportunity in the new state than I did in my hometown 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 Your SPACE looks nice btw 💗
You can find the cream remover through this link incase your looking for a highly recommended remover! www.lashtherapysupply.com/products/lash-remover-sensitive?ToPasteboard
as far as tools I use go, I sanitize in-between clients! sanitation is done in-between clients and at the end of the day same with tools! Im sorry if I didn't specify!
it depends on there life style how rough they are! how long they last is not specific but falsies typically only last up a full 24 hrs if the person is use to having them on prior! if there new they may only last up to 8 hrs!
There’s certain points of the eye I use different lengths for! I always start off shorter in the inner corners though & then gradually go up in length!
Only for a moment, I would remove any residue that has touched the skin immediately if it does! The sensitive remover should never be left on the skin!
Great question!State board regulations for changing the solution used for disinfecting lash tools can vary by state, but generally, they follow guidelines to ensure proper sanitation and hygiene. Here are some common practices: 1. **Frequency**: Disinfectant solutions should be changed daily or more frequently if the solution becomes visibly contaminated. 2. **Proper Dilution**: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for diluting the disinfectant to ensure it is effective. 3. **Tool Cleaning**: Tools must be thoroughly cleaned of any debris or residue before being placed in the disinfectant solution. 4. **Soaking Time**: Tools should be soaked in the disinfectant solution for the time recommended by the manufacturer, typically ranging from 10 to 30 minutes. 5. **Rinse and Dry**: After soaking, tools should be rinsed with clean water and dried with a clean towel or air-dried before use. 6. **Storage**: Once disinfected, tools should be stored in a clean, dry, and covered container to prevent contamination. 7. **Record Keeping**: Some states require salons to maintain records of when disinfectant solutions are changed and when tools are disinfected. For the most accurate and specific regulations, you should refer to the state board of cosmetology or the relevant regulatory body in your state.
Not sure if you’ve dabbled with different methods. But i noticed my clients lashes lasting much longer if I place the fan from underneath the lash opposed to placing it ontop :)
