Help with eyelash extensions, please

[Constantina]

Hi all ,

I'm very new to lashing and have done a few sets only .

I can't seem to get a full look . I have stuck to using shorter length mainly 10mm and 11mm .. I used mink lashes in 0.15 on one set and they just didn't give the desired look at all.

I then done another set I mixed 0.15's in mink lashes and some 0.20's in silk which was better (again in shorter Lashes ) ... But still not that full thick look which I see everyone else achieving .

Can anybody provide some helpful advice please . .. I would be very grateful .

Thank you so much xx

 

[Avakate6]

Hi all ,

I'm very new to lashing and have done a few sets only .

I can't seem to get a full look . I have stuck to using shorter length mainly 10mm and 11mm .. I used mink lashes in 0.15 on one set and they just didn't give the desired look at all.

I then done another set I mixed 0.15's in mink lashes and some 0.20's in silk which was better (again in shorter Lashes ) ... But still not that full thick look which I see everyone else achieving .

Can anybody provide some helpful advice please . .. I would be very grateful .

Thank you so much xx

I am having the same issue, I am new to Lashing too and regardless of how much time I spend making sure to extend every natural lash I just cant get a full effect either

 

[NatalieJane10]

Mink lashes are much more natural and give a fluffy, feathery appearance. They are usually more popular with clients because they feel weightless.

If your client wants a more dramatic look, you might be better off using synthetic lashes as they are heavier and keep their shape. Just bare in mind that your client should have strong, healthy lashes, if they are too heavy they will damage the natural lash.

If you are using mink, always use Faux because real mink lashes will loose their curl if they get wet. Also no Minks need be harmed for beauty!

Hope that helps a little X