Classic Eyelash Extension Course +SECRET eBOOK

Master the eyelash extensions process from hygiene and tool preparation to precise glue application, patching lower lashes, and aftercare for a natural and long lasting look.

Compare thickness options like 0.10, 0.15, 0.20, and 0.07 for volume lashes and apply V and C curls. Build a length sequence from 9 to 11 mm, inserting 10 in between, with shorter inner corners and stronger curls on outer corners.

Explore the tools and materials for eyelash extension treatment, including varying lengths, thicknesses, and curls, micro brushes, glue and remover, primer, silicone patches, and straight and curved tweezers.

Learn proper hand hygiene and pre-treatment preparation for eyelash extensions, including washing with soap, disinfection, removing makeup with non-oily products, and applying primer before the extensions.

Demonstrate patch application for eyelash extensions using transparent or white stickers, cut scotch to fit the eye, and secure patches to prevent hair from sticking to the glue.

Learn to apply gel patches, adapt to the eye shape, avoid the inner corner, and ensure upper lashes stay clear of the patch for a wide base.

Learn to secure eyelash gel patches with squatch on top, fix patches that won’t stay, and keep them away from the nose to stick to skin and fit eye shape.

Clean the lashes with primer using a microfiber brush to ensure clean surfaces, then apply under-eye patches (silk or silicone) near the eyelid edge, removing any upper lashes with tweezers.

Assess the client's lashes to choose a natural or dramatic effect, ensure extensions do not exceed natural lash health, using 0.10 thickness, c curl, and up to 11 mm length.

Place lashes with a straight tweezer and isolate natural lashes with a curved tweezer, using lashes on a stick, blade, or board, the traditional tweezer technique.

Learn to use tweezers to place a fake eyelash on natural lash, isolating with the curved tweezers and picking from the stickier line, then glue it to the natural lash.

Place each eyelash perpendicular to the eyelid surface at about 90 degrees to ensure symmetry between both eyes and a smooth flow from one side to the other.

Dip a single eyelash into the middle of the glue to pick up a small amount from the freshest part at the lash base, and adjust if a bubble forms.

Position a fake eyelash near the eyelid edge at appropriate distance with glue, not too close or far, and place it on top, to the side, or below the lash.

Prepare the client, apply a small or larger amount of glue on a non-porous surface, and shake the glue for about 30 seconds to mix ingredients and keep it fresh.

Isolate a single eyelash near the base of the island, apply glue to spread, avoid gaps, and attach the lash 1 mm from the eyelid, aligning with the natural direction.

Master the eyelash extension process: isolate and glue lashes with a max 1 mm from the lid, align perpendicular, and start with the longest lashes for even results.

Master the fast forward process in the classic eyelash extension course, complemented by the +secret ebook.

Remove the patches after lash application, ensuring no lashes stick to patches; use tweezers to separate any stuck lashes quickly, then brush from bottom to top as the glue cures.

Finalizing the treatment by brushing lashes and checking for gaps; reseat fallen lashes, separate glued lashes with tweezers, and apply cream to the eyelids where the patch was glued.

Demonstrate brushing the eyelashes with a special brush from the underside or upper side, as shown in the video, and provide the brush for client home use.

A positive reaction to the eyelash extension highlights its beauty and length, with the reviewer expressing thanks and noting appreciation.

Learn how to achieve a very natural eyelash extension look in the classic eyelash extension course. Receive positive feedback on the natural look and results.

Learn the banana split removal method for eyelash removal by aligning the tips of the fake and natural eyelashes with tweezers and splitting them apart.

Remove a single eyelash with a gel remover at the glue junction. Wait five to ten minutes, rub to avoid touching other lashes, and clean with primer.

Demonstrate full eyelash extension removal by applying a dissolving product over glued areas, rubbing it in for five to ten minutes, then removing lashes with microfiber brushes, keeping eyes closed.