Lash Extensions Beginners Course

Master the eyelash growth cycle and shedding, including the three phases—baby, transitional, and resting—and learn to explain why lashes shed and how it affects refills.

Review the intake form template to collect date, name, contact details, and consent for lash extensions, and assess health factors via online forms to ensure safe, personalized service.

Choose the lash adhesive based on brand guidelines, maintain 40–65% humidity and 19–21 degrees Celsius, and use one bottle for 2–3 weeks since humidity affects curing.

Master the lash extensions treatment from client intake and prep to precise lash isolation, adhesive application, and placing 60–80 extensions per eye, ending with cleansing and a mirror reveal.

Demonstrates finding the right angle and placing D curl extensions on natural lashes from a side view, showing right versus wrong placements and emphasizing precise base coverage.

Learn to remove a lash extension from the strip using tweezers, pulling towards you from half the length to find the correct angle, and avoid squeezing too hard.

Dip the lash extension into the adhesive at the middle of the bead to pick up fresh glue, and move in and out slowly to avoid blobs.

Learn to clean lashes and eyes with a cleansing brush and foam, brushing through lashes to remove makeup, rinse with water, then dry and guide at-home care.

Learn to place tape on the lower lashes with three pieces at inner corner, outer corner in a v shape, and middle position, ensuring skin contact and minimal lash coverage.

Learn to remove lash extensions from the gel bed with a firm, quick pull. Avoid slow pulls to prevent client discomfort and achieve a painless, efficient removal.

Learn two safe methods to remove outgrown or poorly placed lash extensions before an infill, then replace with new extensions to ensure proper placement.

Safely remove the eye pad by lifting from the inner corner toward the outer corner, supporting the lashes, then repeat on the other side to complete the removal.