This was such a good video, I find with direction I will automatically turn the lash while holding so that it will attach in the direction I want it to go. So that means that I may need to contort my wrist a bit, but it works luckily. I'm not hurting my wrists because I already angled that lash in my tweezer before I attach it. The slower glue also helps just in case it doesn't sit right the first time. Thanks for all you do and the gems you drop. It's sooooo appreciated! Have a great day, love ❤️!
I would love to take an in person class about this! I’ve tried to do this a few times but I always end up going back to the direction of the natural lash 🫠
Hey Cynthia! I totally understand! If you are interested in taking a class, we do offer an online Advanced Texture course which is learn at your own pace 💗 in the course we dive into the deep side of lashing, such as when and how to mix different curls, dimension and diameter theory, client consults and assessment, basic and advanced placement and direction and so much more! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us on Instagram (@lostartistrylash) or email (lostartistrylash@gmail.com) and we are always happy to answer any questions you may have! 🥰 lostartistrylash.com/products/advanced-lash-training
@@cynthia_acehello there ! I can only recommend their online courses. Just finished my advanced texture course and hopefully I will be submitting my work for certification very soon. Everything is so clear and pertinent. You have the online portal where you can read the virtual manual + watch all the videos and the manual that you receive at home. As soon as I started their course I saw a huge improvement in my work.
I have a client who asked for Siren eyelash look , I tried but the M curl on her kept looking up instead of slanted towards outer corner? she has round big eyes, could it be it can’t be done on her kind of eyes? because on Almond eye shape I have done it before or did I. was up in directing the lash to give that effect? tyia for any help
Hi Lizbeth! Thanks for reaching out with your question 💕 To create a swooped out effect, you will want to direct your extensions out towards the ear instead of upwards. To achieve this, try placing your extension on the side of the natural lash that is closest to the outer corner. You can also use your tweezers to push the tips of the extensions outwards as well (as long as your glue cure time is a little bit slower) I hope this helps! If you're eager to learn more, we teach all about direction and placement in our online courses 😍 You can find them here lostartistrylash.com/search?q=courses Reach out if you have any questions 💕
Thanks this was very informative. Can you do a video on doing the lashes underneath? Thanks in advance
So glad you enjoyed! 🥰 and absolutely! We will film that today :)
This was such a good video, I find with direction I will automatically turn the lash while holding so that it will attach in the direction I want it to go. So that means that I may need to contort my wrist a bit, but it works luckily. I'm not hurting my wrists because I already angled that lash in my tweezer before I attach it. The slower glue also helps just in case it doesn't sit right the first time. Thanks for all you do and the gems you drop. It's sooooo appreciated! Have a great day, love ❤️!
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I would love to take an in person class about this! I’ve tried to do this a few times but I always end up going back to the direction of the natural lash 🫠
Hey Cynthia! I totally understand! If you are interested in taking a class, we do offer an online Advanced Texture course which is learn at your own pace 💗 in the course we dive into the deep side of lashing, such as when and how to mix different curls, dimension and diameter theory, client consults and assessment, basic and advanced placement and direction and so much more! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us on Instagram (@lostartistrylash) or email (lostartistrylash@gmail.com) and we are always happy to answer any questions you may have! 🥰
lostartistrylash.com/products/advanced-lash-training
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@@cynthia_acehello there ! I can only recommend their online courses. Just finished my advanced texture course and hopefully I will be submitting my work for certification very soon. Everything is so clear and pertinent. You have the online portal where you can read the virtual manual + watch all the videos and the manual that you receive at home. As soon as I started their course I saw a huge improvement in my work.
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I have a client who asked for Siren eyelash look , I tried but the M curl on her kept looking up instead of slanted towards outer corner? she has round big eyes, could it be it can’t be done on her kind of eyes? because on Almond eye shape I have done it before or did I. was up in directing the lash to give that effect? tyia for any help
Hi Lizbeth! Thanks for reaching out with your question 💕
To create a swooped out effect, you will want to direct your extensions out towards the ear instead of upwards. To achieve this, try placing your extension on the side of the natural lash that is closest to the outer corner. You can also use your tweezers to push the tips of the extensions outwards as well (as long as your glue cure time is a little bit slower) I hope this helps! If you're eager to learn more, we teach all about direction and placement in our online courses 😍 You can find them here lostartistrylash.com/search?q=courses Reach out if you have any questions 💕