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In today's Wink, I'd like to share a couple of tips to help you during eyelash extensions application.
A GladGirl from the start, expert eyelash artist, Sarah Elaine Moore has been bringing GladGirl eyelash extensions into the homes of her premier Hollywood clients for over thirteen years. Sarah attended the Make Up Designory in Burbank CA in 2002, studying Film & Television Makeup. She has also trained with the world-renowned Fletcher Pilates Company, where she spent six years exploring how beauty professionals can prevent injury and increase longevity in their careers. Sarah is currently a Volume Lash Trainer at GladGirl Academy. Her mission through her guest posts on the GladGirl Blog is to make the best better, inspiring confidence and instilling value in eyelash artists and clients.
Hi Michele, thank you for your question. To really know, I would need to see a photo. Please feel free to email me at sarahm@gladgirl.com Sometimes, it’s as simple as using a shorter lash to give you the density & fluff you desire. Look forward to hearing from you :)
I am a new lash tech and I practice at least an hour a day not including the friends I have come by for free lashes (so I can get client practice). The problem I am having is that when the client opens their eyes the lashes don’t look fluffy. Closed they look great but they open and are disappointed
What can I do? Is there some technique I can’t figure out. Thank you, Michele
Hello Sara,
This is Romina I would like to be a lash expert and have a few question before I start any program one of them,
If I can practice 5 hours a week how long will it take to be able to perform a decent job? How many set of eyelashes will get me going?
how much of the material will I be wasting until I really learn? How many percentage ?
Approximately how long will it take to do a decent job if I can
Practise 5 hours a week ?
Approximately how much do I have to invest into it to start a home based business?
Do I need to work with an expert for awhile to start ?
Your answers will be highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Romina
Hi Michele, thank you for your question. To really know, I would need to see a photo. Please feel free to email me at sarahm@gladgirl.com Sometimes, it’s as simple as using a shorter lash to give you the density & fluff you desire. Look forward to hearing from you :)
I am a new lash tech and I practice at least an hour a day not including the friends I have come by for free lashes (so I can get client practice). The problem I am having is that when the client opens their eyes the lashes don’t look fluffy. Closed they look great but they open and are disappointed
What can I do? Is there some technique I can’t figure out. Thank you, Michele
Hello Sara,
This is Romina I would like to be a lash expert and have a few question before I start any program one of them,
If I can practice 5 hours a week how long will it take to be able to perform a decent job? How many set of eyelashes will get me going?
how much of the material will I be wasting until I really learn? How many percentage ?
Approximately how long will it take to do a decent job if I can
Practise 5 hours a week ?
Approximately how much do I have to invest into it to start a home based business?
Do I need to work with an expert for awhile to start ?
Your answers will be highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Romina
Hi Michele, thank you for your question. To really know, I would need to see a photo. Please feel free to email me at sarahm@gladgirl.com Sometimes, it’s as simple as using a shorter lash to give you the density & fluff you desire. Look forward to hearing from you :)
I am a new lash tech and I practice at least an hour a day not including the friends I have come by for free lashes (so I can get client practice). The problem I am having is that when the client opens their eyes the lashes don’t look fluffy. Closed they look great but they open and are disappointed
What can I do? Is there some technique I can’t figure out. Thank you, Michele
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Romina
January 10, 2019
Hello Sara,
This is Romina I would like to be a lash expert and have a few question before I start any program one of them,
If I can practice 5 hours a week how long will it take to be able to perform a decent job? How many set of eyelashes will get me going?
how much of the material will I be wasting until I really learn? How many percentage ?
Approximately how long will it take to do a decent job if I can
Practise 5 hours a week ?
Approximately how much do I have to invest into it to start a home based business?
Do I need to work with an expert for awhile to start ?
Your answers will be highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Romina