The extensions should be placed along the natural eyelash, at a distance of 0.5 mm-0 or 1 mm from the skin along the lash line. If the extensions are not properly positioned at the required distance, two problems can occur. Reaching the correct distance from the lid is very difficult and requires a lot of experience and practice to make it perfect. They are too close to the lid or too far away.
If you bring your eyelashes too close to the eyelid, it will be very uncomfortable or even painful for your client. The eyelash and adhesive will irritate your skin. Placing the eyelash too far from the eyelid is not as bad as closing it, however, it will eventually grow much faster than the other lashes and will be too heavy for the natural lash root. It will also look very messy and could cause the extensions to twist.
The ideal distance is between 0.5 and 1 mm from the lid. However, this depends on your experience. But remember that it's better to keep it farther away than too close. In a quiet room with your back resting on the massage table, you'll enjoy dim lights and soft music while you rest quietly with your eyes closed.
First, your stylist will use medical grade non-stick tape and tape the lower lashes. Customers have expressed that this is the biggest drawback of the entire process. Proper care is taken to avoid inadvertently sticking the lower lashes to the upper lashes. A small drop of black adhesive is placed on a stone.
Tweezers are used to isolate an individual tab. The artificial eyelash extension is dipped in a medical grade adhesive and then placed over the natural eyelash. This process is repeated for a maximum of 2 hours until the desired lash fullness is received. For example, if your client wears glasses to read, extensions that are too long will touch the glasses, causing them to rub back and forth throughout the day.
Classic extensions are applied in a one-to-one ratio, which means that an extension is applied to each natural eyelash. When you start working with layers, you'll know that you need to put a longer eyelash on the lower layers and a shorter eyelash on the upper layers, so that when your client opens their eyes, they have that beautiful and perfect eyelash look, and mapping is essential to achieve that. The extensions should last between two and eight weeks and will fall out as your natural eyelashes fall out. Because each of your individual lashes is at a different stage in the growth cycle, you'll start to see a more dispersed appearance after two to four weeks, as new natural lashes appear and eyelashes that had an attached extension begin to fall out.
Do not leave any traces of makeup, as it would adversely affect the adhesive used to attach the extensions to the eyelids. The black, waterproof adhesive or glue is undoubtedly not the most popular, since it gives the convincing illusion of a perfect mask. When extensions adhere to natural eyelashes, they should be applied smoothly and without a trace of glue. When applied well, eyelash extensions can be an incredible improvement to your appearance, as they will make you look alive and beautiful without having to do a full rhythm on your face.
Symmetry is the absolute key when it comes to making tabs and, without a map, it will be extremely difficult to remember which tab you used and where. An incorrect application groups these eyelashes at different stages of growth and can cause itching and pain in the eyelash line, which can also result in serious and invisible damage to the eyelash follicle and cause permanent loss of eyelashes. Some technicians like to put a few lashes together to give them a fuller look, but that can completely eliminate the “natural” look you're trying to achieve with your lashes. .
