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Which eyelash extensions to buy? -
04-11-09, 11:05 AM
Hi I have a full set of Nouveau Lashes extensions Volume up (0.15mm) & the sleeker lashes (0.10mm) however I've been looking at the following:
1 - Mink Lashes 2 - Y Lashes 3 - Coloured lashes Are any of these other extensionsworth buying, my budget is very tight at the moment & I don't want to waste my money. Can you charge more for these other lashes rather than the regular extensions? |
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04-11-09, 01:51 PM
To me the mink lashes eeem much more luxurious and silkier.
The Y lashes (as im sure you know) give the effect of 2 lashes in one application, I find them slightly tricky to put on but they do speed up application. |
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04-11-09, 05:04 PM
I personally don't care for the y lashes. They don't seem to stay on as well and the ones that do tend to flop--but, I think it's good to have them in case you get a client with a big gap in their natural lashes that you may need to cover. Or, you could just piggyback two lashes to help bridge the gap and save the money.
I really like the colored lashes. They aren't for everyone, every time, but adding 10 or 20 to a set gives a very subtle hint of color that some love for certain occasions, but still good for everyday. You can also purchase Pearlex pigment powders and make your own, although they aren't quite as subtle. You didn't mention whether the lashes you had were J's or something else, but I definitely think you should get some B's and C's. I don't even use j's anymore...the b's are so much more beautiful and I also sprinkle in some C's to most of my sets. |
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14-11-09, 06:23 PM
I have almost every kind of lash , length and curl available except for the authentic minks (which I don't plan on getting anyhow).
In the beginning I wasted a lot of $$ on the J curl but very rarely do I ever use them. Next I moved on to the B curls but now my lash sets and fill are a dynamite combo of B curls and C curls. I have now recently added the Faux Minx that come in the trays and they are da bomb!! They are lighter, blacker and glossier than the individual lashes in the pots. These trays are very handy to work from. I am actually going to charge about 30.00 - 50.00 more per set if someone wants the Faux Minx. I only have the Faux Minx in C curls. Once you use them you won't go back!!! |
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Any advice would be great, thanks |
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14-11-09, 10:42 PM
Yep you're on the right track. Keep in mind when you're styling that your lashes are all at different lengths naturally. Using a combination of B and C you will get "fluffier' lashes. I don't use the Cs on the inner corner though.
With the Cs you really notice how much it opens the eyes up. You won't regret the decision to order the Cs!! |
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15-11-09, 08:01 PM
I purchase lashes from a few different companies. I think that the Faux Minx and the Silk lashes are both one of the same.
I know if you contact Tammi at http://www.lashoutlashes.com/ she apparently has a distributer in the UK . I think her name is Nicola. The Lash Out products Tammi retails are of very good quality and anyone who has used her adhesives have been very happy. Another supplier in the UK is Francesca. Her site is http://www.lashbyfrancesca.co.uk/ HTH |
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