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09-04-08, 05:11 PM
Hiya!
i have just done my course with Flirties... i couldn't recommend it enough!!! I already have about 20-30 clients wanting for them done. My training was fab See my pre thread. Eyelash Extension Course / Training |
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09-04-08, 05:11 PM
Hi I do lash extensions and charge £90 - I had to do a lot of marketing I hit a lot of lap dancing clubs etc as I also do spray Tanning and have been lucky so far - mind you I only do 2 eve and the weekend.
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09-04-08, 10:08 PM
I don't do these personally but a friend of mine does and she charges £50 for a full set. I think the cost of this treatment is coming down all the time and she has to charge this rate to stay competitive in the area.
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10-04-08, 09:27 PM
Ok now I am confused. How do they work? I am assuming you mean semi-permanent lashes? I did false lash application at college but was always under the impression over the month your lashes fall and out and renew themselves. I do individual lash extensions which usually last a week to 2 weeks depending on the client and how they manage them but these are obviously a far more advanced system. How do they work and how do you infill??? I would love to do the course!
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11-04-08, 12:01 PM
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Hmmmm but thats like saying if you were paying for nails you would want really long talons!!!! Your lashes would be sized up to create natrually fuller longer looking lashes, would you want to pay £100 to look like daisy the cow??!!!! LOL |
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11-04-08, 01:24 PM
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Yes but if they end up looking the same as wearing Mascara i can save myself a hundred quid then!!! |