Semi Permanent Makeup Artistry- Eyelash Extension Course

In Lecture 1, we made a brief Introduction on the "The History of Lash Extensions". In this article, we will  give a more detailed lecture of the "History of Lash Extensions" from Ancient Egypt to the future of lash extensions in today's Beauty industry. 

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In Lecture 2,  we also talked about the "Benefits of lash Extensions". In this article we give a detailed lecture on not just the benefits but the mportance of lash extensions and why there is a need for lash extensions in the beauty space, who is suitable to have lash extensions and who is not suitable to have Lash extensions.

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In Lecture 3, we talked about the basic tools one will need when doing a lash extension for a client, This article contains pictures of lash tools for beginners and also for professionals .

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Lash adhesive is a continuation of lecture 3 which gives in details what type of lash glue a beginning and a professional should use while working on a client.

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In Lecture 2, we made a brief Introduction on the "Eye Lash Cycle". In this article, we will give a more detailed lecture on not just the "Eye Lash Cycle", but also:

• Understanding the Natural Lash & Growth Cycle,

• The Anatomy of the Natural Lash Growth and Health,

• Factors Affecting the lash Growth & Health and

• Why this knowledge is important for lash Artists

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In Lecture 4,we talked about the types of Tweezers and what style of lash extension each tweezers and Isolator are used for .

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In Lecture 5,  we talked about lash thickness and length of Eye extensions. In this article, an illustration has been shown for better understanding, you will be able to know the type of lash extensions to use on your client when a specific request has been given by the client on their Lash.

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In Lecture 6, we talked about the types of Lash curls. In this article, we are given a much detailed study on not just Lash curls but types of eye shapes, to know what Lash extensions best suites your clients eye shape.  is important to know the types of lash curls that are in the lash extension industry, and when to use them on various eye shapes,

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In Lecture 7, we talked about the basic styles of lash extensions and the way it is applied to the natural eye lash. In this article a more detailed study of the styles of lash extensions are put together for a better understanding.

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This form collects detailed information about the client’s health history, allergies, eye conditions, medications, lifestyle, and lash preferences.

Use: To determine if the client is suitable for lash extensions and to customize the lash set safely.

This form gives written legal consent for the lash procedure and acknowledges that the client understands the risks, aftercare, and limitations.

Use: Protects you legally and ensures the client understands the process (especially important for allergies, glue sensitivity, pregnancy, etc.

This form documents that a patch test was offered, completed, or declined, and records any reactions to lash glue.

Use: Helps protect your business from liability if an allergic reaction occurs post-treatment.

This form allows you to note client’s preferred curl, length, thickness, style (e.g., doll eye, cat eye), and lash mapping choices.

Use: Ensures consistency in future appointments and helps with lash customization for each unique client.

This form tracks each session’s lash type, length, curl, glue used, retention notes, refill dates, and reactions.

Use: Useful for maintaining consistency, monitoring progress, and managing client preferences or issues over time.

This form gives clients a list of do’s and don’ts after treatment to ensure lash longevity and avoid infections.

Use: Reinforces verbal aftercare advice and helps improve client compliance for better retention.

This form gives you permission to take and share client photos/videos for marketing or educational purposes.

Use: Useful for building a portfolio or sharing on Instagram, but must be signed to protect client privacy.