I've been doing lashes for a while but not for that long, and this video have shown me the answers of some questions I've been asking myself! I actually feel more comfortable and non hesitant.. THANK YOU! ❤
this is a very proffessional video...thankyou so much! I am a qualified beautician/hairdresser of 22 yrs and more recently gained a certificate in eyelash grafting (extensions). your video just clarified things even more for me, so thankyou! It's great to look at others and their techniques to keep you on track. Keep up the excellent work girls xox
WOW!! Love this video, I'm in school to be an esthetician and I'm learning eyelash application but this tutorial was so much more helpful and I will be checking out your website
Yes nice. This tutorial was very useful for my cousine who started to work with eyelashes. I still prefer natural methods - my eyelashes look not much worse after a course of Cherish Lash serum.
Considering this video was made 12 years ago, I didn't even realize that lash extensions were even a thing back then, but I found this application so detailed, yes things may have moved on from then, but the end results were amazing, and so natural, rather than some of the over extended curled lashes, and really thick lashes that we see being worn now, (2023) although there is still the natural look also, but that I respect is a personal choice of the individual who may wish to wear them that way.......
I have been threading and waxing eyebrows since seven years...now iam ready to do lashes also so I have a great hope this video will help me .thanks for the great video 🙏😄
+Asha Sharron You should definitely not try doing lash extension on yourself, especially with professional glue. You have to keep your eyes completely shut through out the whole procedure
when i had mine done in holland it was nothing like this, thy way they did it was awful without the care shown here.. This looks way better! I f i had known about the various methods i would have chosen this for sure! Like this i would do it again! I rate this to be the best way to have lash extensions
you make it look so easy! great job and they look lovely! any tips? ive had the training but im finding it so hard to separate them and then pick up a lash! help :)
This is a beautifully made video but I have to question the techniques of applying a lash extension to an eye lash that is in the catagen growth stage. It is not strong enough to withhold the extra pressure of a lash extension. To avoid damage to the eyelashes lash extensions should only be applied to eye lashes in the telogen stage.
Hi Janine, are you a lash extension artist? If so, where did you train and what do you recommend for someone like me who is interested in learning about it?
+Janine Duffy you actually want to apply to lashes at the anagen phase (early) for longer results and better hold, telogen stage is the stage where the hair falls out..so you would not want to apply it there haa
So basically you are breaking the number one rule for preventing cross contamination, which is to never double-dip. You applied the pre treatment on her lashes, then DIPPED the tip back into the bottle, and the reapplied. So if your model has pink eye, you are taking her germs then putting it into your bottle to then be used on someone else. This is why eyelash extension "specialists" need to be licensed estheticians, we know all about infection control. I really hope for your sake that this pre treatment is for the model only and that you're planning on giving it to her in the end, never to be used on someone else.
She pour a small portion of the adhesive and use it. Why would that contaminated the adhesive in the bottle. I am sure she is not gonna put back the small portion she pour out?
She is actually talking about the PRE-TREATMENT solution at 2:18 and she clearly mentioned TIP not TWEEZERS. Did she say ADHESIVE anyway ? Do you even read ? LOL.
You wouldn't perform the services on a person with pink eye. Or any eye infection. Nor would someone request the service if they had an infection. Those infections are a pain in the ass and I highly doubt your eyes would allow you any comfort for a few hours on poking around your eye without getting even more irritated
im doing this in college and never been so frustrating in my life if you could do a video on how to separate lashes like you do be great has this what I struggle at and actully putting the lash on
As helpful as this video was am I the only one that is grossed out by the way she applied the primer? Like directly from the tube with that wand, to the eye, then back in the tube then to the second eye? And that wand just went back in the product after to be used on the next client or?? Wouldn't that contaminate the product in the whole tube? I know pink eye is a big problem with eyelash extensions and that's one of the biggest fears with them and I'm just wondering if this is sanitary or not. Not trying to not pick her work because clearly it's beautiful I'm just a germ a phobe
Danielle Langdon I thought the same thing. Not sanitary at all. Not to code in the state I live either. Hopefully it was just used for her & no one else.
Danielle Langdon really Danielle stop being such an ass by scrutinizing the video so much. all the instruments and products she used was for that model only. how do you know that jar of glue is not per client only? when you go to get your eyes done just make sure everything is sanitized,but of course how would you know this? when you go to a restaurant are you sure they disnt drop the meat on the floor accidentally and then put it back on your plate? this is a tutorial where she does not have time to show you about cleanliness;that would be a given...gheez girl you are ridiculous. play it safe:don't. you go to the dentist,optometrist,ob-gyn,local gym or dance classes,and dont eat out
Hi there, it would be appriciated if you can make the video about model who has less real eyelashes. I wonder how can apply extention on this model. Many thanks
My African American clients have super curly lashes, that go in all sorts of directions. Does anyone have any idea or technique that could make applying lashes easier??
Great video.... thank you for your willingness to make this... and to the naysayers...please troll elsewhere. Because not one of you posted a link to your "own eyelash application and removal" video which is done sooooooo much better. Sit down!
Is that a silk lashes, mink or human hair ? I think the thickness of the hair used was .20 and J curl ,I've never been tried to apply .20 because it's too thick and heavy but I have here .I only apply .10 & .15 thickness .Shout out here from Philippines .
the outer lashes seemed a little too long and heavy in my opinion. When her eyes were open, it seemed like the outers were more facing down that a curl. I didn't really like how they looked in that aspect.
It's popular in Asian culture, I personally LOVE the effect. ...aesthetics will always vary by opinion and there are more simple ways to go about it, of course 🤘🏻 In this case, am so grateful for them taking the time to showcase their professional artwork freely, instead of having a hypercritical stance. To each their own!
1. The extension curl choice is poor. 2. Unsanitary. 3. She isn't using any magnification...I know this girl's lashes are going to be jacked within a day or so (due to the lack of separation from baby hairs). Around 5:55 in, you can see her attempt to straighten out an extension by the inner corner and it springs back to place...this is because it's attached to more than one hair. When this grows out, it'll be sideways. 4. She puts a classic sparkle extension onto an existing classic extension that has already been attached to a natural lash. Classic lashes are meant for a 1:1 ratio ONLY. She did those as if they were volume lashes. (couldn't tell if she did that everywhere without magnification if it happened with the baby peach fuzzy hairs). 5. Esthetician or not- this stuff can be taught to the right people. Every client I've had that's come in with terrible lash extensions have been done BY estheticians. Just because they were taught sanitation doesn't mean they're good at it...
Not one time did you see where she attached an extension to more than one natural Lash. The Lash may have had more glue then should be however she did not attached one extension to more than one natural Lash. Why are these people hating on this video?
Todo es muy bonito como le quedó pero la realidad es que no siempre llegan con las pestañas en buen estado, normalmente llegan con las pestañas muy cortas y súper delgadas, obvio todas quisiéramos así las pestañas para trabajar pero no es real
But how will she cleanse her face and affectively remove her eye makeup? I haven't seen any videos that explain this and youd that would be a FAQ answered with many different RU-vid videos.
Jae Gray They make makeup removers that are suitable for lash extensions and will not break up the lash glue, so that is how you remove eye makeup. It is not recommended that you wear mascara on your extensions but if you do they make special mascaras for this and you will only apply to the tips. You wash your face per usual as lash extensions can get wet just not in the first 24 hours, just avoid getting your facial cleanser on the lashes.
+glamlashes what is your favorite curl shape, thinkness and length for an average young woman in her late 20s with a normal shaped eye Round? Do you use the same curl and letter? Or do you combine two?
Hi, was that a heated lash curler you utilized at 3:06 minutes? If not, what was it? Also, did you use it to straighten out the lashes. I am currently in training for eyelash adhesion. Thanks.
What kind of glue is used? I am having a hard time finding a strong but gentle glue to hold my lashes. I am very active although I wait the full 24 hours to wet my lashes so I have no idea what the problem is. :( I have had to go in for a fill a week later and the lashes should be staying on for a least three weeks without a lot of shedding!
