
Master wispy lash styles, including feathery lashes and Kim/Kylie lashes, by using the right tools, sizes, and lash maps, with demonstrations on mannequin head and a real client.
Begin with a disclaimer about the educational materials’ intellectual property, personal use only, no distribution or copying, and remind to read full agreement, from the instructor’s 15 years in beauty.
Identify essential lash extension tools for client preparation, application, and sanitation, and assemble a varied lash size kit (B, C, D curls; 7–15 mm; 0.07–0.15 thickness) for professional results.
Master tweezer handling to isolate and apply each lash with precision, using a dominant-hand application tweezer and a non-dominant isolation tweezer, while ensuring clean, precise work.
Wispy lashes achieve an even, feathery line using 3–5 spike groups near base lashes; length is 2–3 sizes longer and curls 1–2 sizes curlier across volume options.
Demonstrate how lash maps diagram lash sizes, curls, thicknesses, and lengths to plan consistent, wispy looks, using a printable five-page template for practice, designs, and a blank map for experimentation.
Learn to create spikes for wispy lashes with 13 mm lashes (cc curl, 0.07 in) 2–3 sizes longer than the base, curled up, using primer for a wet look.
Master wispy lash application with tips on picking lashes at the middle, proper tweezer use, root-based isolation, minimal adhesive, and correcting lash direction for clean, consistent results.
practice on a mannequin head using the Kylie lash map to apply spike groups of 13mm center, 12mm sides, and 11mm inner/outer lashes, with color accents.
Apply primer to remove oils, and use lipstick applicators, gel patches, and stickers to divide the eyelid. Leave space from the waterline, remove outgrown extensions with tweezers, no remover.
Apply spikes for a natural wispy look with 12 spikes per eye, centering 10 mm lashes and tapering to 9–8 mm at the corners.
Apply a third row of spikes on the left eye to create a wispy lash style, isolating lashes in groups of three and aiming for about ten millimetres.
Learn base lash application for a natural wispy look using two sizes down from spikes (7–8 mm) and 10 mm spikes, 0.07 thickness in 2D–3D volume, with emphasis on isolation.
base part two demonstrates repeating steps on the right eye, applying seven millimeter corner lashes with 2d (and occasional 3d) extensions while isolating and fanning to protect natural lashes.
Learn to tape and lift the underlayer lashes with hydrogel patches, reveal tiny lower lashes, and build depth with six to seven millimeter B-curl extensions while keeping the client comfortable.
Demonstrates a wispy, natural lash look with longer spikes, emphasizing the central part of the eye to open the gaze and showcase green eyes.
Learn to create the wispy lash look by mixing lengths and curls, using two technique variations, spike structures, and lash maps with classic or volume bases, 8–12 spikes per eye.
Celebrate completing this lash extension training and commit to practicing, staying creative with different eyelash looks, studying trends, and staying inspired to earn your Udemy certificate.
What is Wispy lashes?
This is a particular lash style with spikes that resembles mascara/wet look.
In this course you will learn how to create the most trendy and desirable lash style- Wispy Feathery lashes, also known as Kylie or Kim lashes, as you guessed the style first became popular after Kardashian sisters. There are many names for this unique beautiful style, but the technique remains the same. I will teach you how to create this look and guide you through the whole process step by step. This is an exciting addition to your lash service menu.
Note: I do not customize certificates of completion. You will receive Udemy certification upon completion of all videos.
I would love to share my knowledge with you and I hope that you will learn new skill and grow as a technician. Please review the curriculum below:
Curriculum:
Part 1.
Intro
Intro
Disclaimer
Materials & Tools
Tweezers
Part 2.
Theory
Wispy Style foundations
Lash maps
Spikes
Application tips
Exercise on a mannequin
Part 3.
Practice and demo
Client Preparation
Spike application
Base application
Taping
Before & After
Final reflections
Part 3.
Outro
Congrats!
ATTENTION:
This course is designed for intermediate and advanced lash technicians with some experience and knowledge in lash application. I will not go through the basics in this course. This course will only cover this particular technique-Wispy eyelashes- as complimentary training/workshop.
The technique is complex, so please get a prior knowledge and experience before taking this course. You can get my Complete lash extension training and learn all of the techniques before taking this course.