Eyelash curls

Hey!

At the moment I am using 0.2 C curls 8,10,12,14. However, I'd like to add different curls to my lashes.

What curls would you recommend to go with C curls? and should I get 0.2 again? I was thinking of adding a few 0.25's in but would like to hear everyones thoughts and experiences before I buy!

Thanks xxxxxx

kh11 said:

Hey!

At the moment I am using 0.2 C curls 8,10,12,14. However, I'd like to add different curls to my lashes.

What curls would you recommend to go with C curls? and should I get 0.2 again? I was thinking of adding a few 0.25's in but would like to hear everyones thoughts and experiences before I buy!

Thanks xxxxxx

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I'd buy perhaps b curls in the same thickness in 7,9,11,13 and then you can do full sets with them and/or use them for filling your c curls x

Thanks I'll try that xx

kh11 said:

Thanks I'll try that xx

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You can also try mixing the same in J curls. Get a range of 0.15 - 0.25 thickness.

julesgems said:

You can also try mixing the same in J curls. Get a range of 0.15 - 0.25 thickness.

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Do u mix j curls with c curls?

I wouldnt advise mixing j with c as the difference in curl would be too substantial and would look odd.
Stick to curls that are 1 up or down. i.e. j with b, b with c, or c with d.
x

Miss Pink23 said:

I wouldnt advise mixing j with c as the difference in curl would be too substantial and would look odd.
Stick to curls that are 1 up or down. i.e. j with b, b with c, or c with d.
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Yes that's what I do. I thought it was rather weird. J is way to straight to mix with a c. IMHO x

ProperPrincess said:

Yes that's what I do. I thought it was rather weird. J is way to straight to mix with a c. IMHO x

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Yep definitely too straight to mix.
Also, to the OP, be careful with .25 thickness. These are only suitable to a small amount of people, as they are really quite heavy and can cause premature fall-out of the natural lash.
x

Miss Pink23 said:

Yep definitely too straight to mix.
Also, to the OP, be careful with .25 thickness. These are only suitable to a small amount of people, as they are really quite heavy and can cause premature fall-out of the natural lash.
x

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I use 0.20 and 0.15 mostly these days! Seems to give the best effect too!

ProperPrincess said:

Yes that's what I do. I thought it was rather weird. J is way to straight to mix with a c. IMHO x

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Try it - you might like it!

julesgems said:

Try it - you might like it!

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I have when I first started and I didn't. That's why I questioned it. U just think they are too different x

julesgems said:

Try it - you might like it!

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Bloody phone I meant I think x

ProperPrincess said:

Bloody phone I meant I think x

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Depends where you get your C's from. The C's in pots tend to be a gentler curl - these mix beautifully with the J's.

Curlier C's (usually trays) go better with D's.

I've tries loads of combinations and spent hours trying different curls. I don't put them all over the eyelid, usually put J's all the way and at the outer third of the eyelid, add in some C's to give a bit of lift. Blend them in with your J's - can look really nice. Sometimes the same curl all over can look too uniform - like strip lashes.

Its a matter of doing your research and trying different companies lashes as not all curls are exactly the same.

julesgems said:

Depends where you get your C's from. The C's in pots tend to be a gentler curl - these mix beautifully with the J's.

Curlier C's (usually trays) go better with D's.

I've tries loads of combinations and spent hours trying different curls. I don't put them all over the eyelid, usually put J's all the way and at the outer third of the eyelid, add in some C's to give a bit of lift. Blend them in with your J's - can look really nice. Sometimes the same curl all over can look too uniform - like strip lashes.

Its a matter of doing your research and trying different companies lashes as not all curls are exactly the same.

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I've tried many different brands in pots and trays. And spent hrs, weeks, months lashing everyday with different mixes everyday. I do find pot c curls gentler but still find they don't mix as well as a b would with a c. I do like j curls on their own or with a b. I have done my research and have tried mixing them as I'm sure many of us have. I just don't think they look as nice as other options IMHO. It's good that's it's something you like but I can't see myself offering this blend. Perhaps I'll try again on a model but I doubt it.

Hi there

I would mix with C .15, B .20 and D.15 in 9,11,13.

Ultimately, you should be working towards getting ALL the lashes as not every client will want the same look in length, thickness and curl.

HTH
Francesca