Lashlift Tips for Consistent Results

The new trending “it girl” service. A lash enhancement service in which your lash technician temporarily glues your natural lash to a “lash shield” or “lash rod” to lift and curl your natural lashes from the base up. As a new lashlift tech it can be frustrating or underwhelmimg when you perform the service and the lashes don’t give you the look you were aiming for.

Here’s 3 rules I always follow and wish I knew in the beginning to create beautifully flawless results every time!

Rule #1: Don’t flip the water line!! A flipped water line means less of a lift/curl!! Two common mistakes that cause this are the shield is placed up too far from the lashes OR when the lashes are pulled too tightly.

Rule #2: Use two timers! No matter how quick you are at applying lifting lotion you cannot use one timer and have consistent results. When you use one timer, the first eye you put the lifting lotion on will inevitably have it on longer resulting in different results on each eye and a risk of over-processing the first eye!!

Rule 3: Isolate the right way!!!! There’s so many tools to help you isolate. Many brands have a lashlift tool and a y-comb. I prefer the tool because you can focus on each individual lash and place them the best way for this particular eye. If your client has gaps or missing lashes and is using a serum to grow them back, you can be the top tier lash tech by isolating their lashes in a placement that you cannot see the gaps! Alsooooo the ones who have reallllly long lashes because they are consistent with their serum you can give them options! Classic or cat eye? Too create a cat eye they must have long lashes. On the inner corner you will brush straight up like a classic set but on the outer corner you will brush slightly outward. If the lashes are not long you must not do this because this reduces the curl and with short lashes that will not give that cat eye look, it will give an underwhelming lash lift.

Bianca Rodriguez