The Ultimate Eyelash Extension Course

The ultimate online course you need to lash like a pro.
What you'll learn:
Eyelash extensions, health and safety, lash styling, application, client management, photography and so much more!
Requirements:
No prerequisites needed.
Description:
In this course you will learn everything and anything you need to know about eyelash extensions. From health and safety, application, styling, client management, photography and SO much more, this course will leave you filled with knowledge, ready to take on the lash industry. If you're just starting to do lashes, we do recommend pairing this course up with an in person training. If you're already trained and looking to learn and improve your skill set, look no further, this course is everything you need and more!In this course you will learn:Chapter 1. Health and Safety Natural Lashes understanding natural lasheswhat are layersclients expectations and the effect of natural lashesdamaging natural lashesfactors that affect natural lash cycleconsent formslash cyclebaby lashesgaps in lash lineEye Disorders and Contraindicationsdifferent types of eye disorders and what they arewhat to do with different disorders and contraindicationswho not lashthings that affect lash extensionsAllergies and Irritationdifference between allergies and irritationwhat causes irritationsensitive and hypoallergenic glueshow to soothe eye and prevent irritationeye bruising and chemical burndebunking the 24-48h no water mythDisinfection difference between the 3 levels of disinfectionbest solution to disinfect toolshow to properly disinfect toolshow to remove glue residue off your tweezersSafety and Infection Control safety and infection control tipshow to set up/clean the station between clientsCleansing Lashes tools needed to cleanse lashesrecommended productswhy clients don't wash their lashesimportance of washing lasheshow to wash clients' lashesCleansing Your Own Lasheshow to wash your own lasheswhat does it mean if the natural lashes fall out with the extensionsErgonomicswhy proper poster is crucial to your lash careerhow to properly sit while lashinghow high your lash bed needs to berecommended distance between you and clientcommon mistakes lash techs make while lashing which inflicts pain in the long runhow to make lashing more comfortablehow to hold your tweezersChapter 2. Extension Fundamentals Types of Eyelash Extensionsdifference between real mink, faux mink and silkclassic lashes vs. flat lashesLength, Curl and Diameterdifferent lengths of lashes and most commonly used lengthsdifferent diameters of lashes what are classic and volume lashes?recommended diameters for classic lashes vs. volume lasheswhat are hybrid lashesdifferent lash curls and the effect they have on the eyeHow Much to Extend?what is the clients lashes lengthhow much is safe to extendhow to add length without causing damagehow to make lashes look thickerwhy its ok to make the extensions shorter than the natural lashweigh conversion in extensionsIsolationwhat are stickieshow to properly isolateisolating from top vs. isolating from bottomhow to get in between the layers for easier isolationopening the eye during isolationhow to prevent baby lashes from sticking to extensions Base Attachmentapplying extensions from top, side and underbest base attachment for curly vs. straight lasheshow to ensure that the extension base is properly attached on to the natural lashhow improper base application can cause retention issuesDirection Controlwhich side you should apply the extensions onhow to get better support from the natural lash to ensure the extensions last longerhow to swoosh the lashes on the outer cornersDistance From the Lidhow far you should apply the extensions from the lidhow to create a clean, uniform lookensuring clients' comfortChapter 3. Application Step by Step Applicationintake and consentconsultationsapplying eye padsassessing natural lasheshow often to replace the glue dropbase attachment importance of double checking for stickiesnano misting and fanningcleanuptaking picturesrealistic time expectations Applying Eye Padswhy we apply eyepadstaping or eye pads?ensuring client's comfort while securing bottom lasheshow to apply eyepads - step by stepLabelling Lengthshow to choose lengthshow and where to label lengthsStretching Lidsdifferent ways to stretch lids for easier applicationeasier way to lash inner cornerstaping back extensionsimportance of changing the angles of base attachmentOrder of Lashing3 different ways of order of lashinghow to evenly distribute lashes for a balanced lookimportance of lashing inner cornersLashing Outer Cornershow to lash outer corners the easier waycreating the "swoosh" on the outer cornerslashing side by sideStickieswhat are stickieshow to prevent stickies from happeningimportance of double checking your workhow to double check your workhow to separate stickiesbottom lashes getting stuck to the top onesRefillswhat are refills?what to do when a client comes back for a fillhow to do refills - step by stepensuring natural lash safetyRemovalshow to do removalsensuring client comfort during removalswhat to do if remover gets in the client's eyehow to get rid of glue residue leftover Chapter 4. Adhesive 101 Environmental Effects humidity impacts on the gluepolymerization vs. shock polymerizationshelf lifehow to store the glue properlybest temperature/humidity for the adhesivelearn how to "listen" to your adhesivehow the same adhesive can work differently in different climateswhat is the best adhesive for your environment amount of adhesive affects drying timewhat to do if your glue is not drying fast enoughwhat to do if your adhesive is drying too fasthow often to replace your adhesiveHow Much Adhesive how much glue for classic lashes vs. volume lasheshow far to dip the extensions into the adhesivetoo much adhesive vs. not enoughhow too much adhesive can cause damage to natural lashesstickies and how to prevent them from occurringhow often to replace your adhesive drophow to tell if your lashes are going to last or notRetention why experienced lash artists still struggle with retentionprepping lashes before applicationpriming lashes vs. washing lasheshow to cleanse clients' lashesimproperly applied extensions can affect retentionhow different lash artists can have different result even with the same glue and same environmentChapter Recap and Tips wiping adhesive nozzlewhen to avoid ordering adhesives and whywhat to put your adhesive drop onwhat to do if you pick up too much adhesivehow to prevent eye irritation for clientshow to remove adhesive if you get it on your skinhow keeping your adhesive drop in placethe myth of waiting 24-48h to get your lashes wetthe benefits of nano mistingthe cause of exothermic reactionChapter 5. Eye Styling Eye Shapesrecognizing different eye shapeswhat to do if the client falls in multiple eye shape categoriesthe growth of natural lashes and how it affects the result of lasheslearn the rules then break them like a proLash Stylessimplified lash stylingmapping for different lash stylesindustry misconception with the middle of the eyeInner Corner Lasheswhat longer lengths do to inner corner lashesthe effect of not lashing inner corner lashes vs. lashing all of themworking with shorter lengths and how to get smooth transitionLayering layers in natural lashes and layering extensionsnon layered set vs. layered setlabelling lashes when layeringwhat is an eyeliner lookDirection of Lasheshow to swoosh lashes on the outer cornershow to swoosh classics vs. swooshing volumesReal life Examplesexamples on different clients with lash setssame client with different looks and the affect it has my secret with outer corners that makes the eyes more openvolume sets and how not to overdo a natural lookhow to prevent uneven look on a layered setdifference between regular volume and Russian volumewhy I use longer inner corners on monolidsChapter 6. Client Management Consultationshow proper consultations can set you up from the restintake and consent formseducating clients on the servicenurturing existing clientsreferralscontraindicationsclients that have less than 50% of the lashes left for refillshow to be on the same page as your clients in stylingterminology that your clients can understandTiminghow long each service takes, full set and refillsquality vs. quantity working smarter as opposed to harderhaving realistic lash set application timingPricing how should your structure your pricingpricing for different servicesforeign fills, should you do them or not?choosing your marketChapter 7. Photography How To Take Picturesthe importance of photo taking and the affect in has on your workhow bad photos can make the most beautiful work look badtips on establishing a photo taking routinePhotoshoot Setup how to set up a photo shooting areagetting rid of extra shadows that ring lights alone cant get rid of importance of photo taking consentdifference between iPhone and DSLR cameraswhich DSLR camera I recommend and whyusing tripods to help take picturesshowing yourself on cameraLightingRinglight vs. Glamcorhow to angle your light source to get the best lighting that compliments your workusing video light to get even better lightingtaking pictures on your lash bedresources where to buy recommended productsPhoto Angles how to take before and after pictures that matchhead positioning of the modelcapturing angles that compliment both your model and your workthe importance of facial expressions on your modelPhoto Editing editing yourself vs. delegating and outsourcinghow to edit yourself using appshow to organize your client photos so you can find it quick and convenient rule of 3'show to crop photos to compliment your workdifference between natural editing and over editing colour and blurring backgroundshow to hire professional editors at minimal costshow to create a job post to attract the editors you wantbefore and after examples and the impact editing has on your photoslinks to all the resources including Lia's personal editorsMore Editing Examples more editing examples to show how different photos can use different editing tricks, based on various needs, different clients and different lightinghow to watermark your photos without taking away from the photo
Who this course is for:
Lash artists, makeup artists, hair stylists, aestheticians, beauticians (preferably, not mandatory).
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