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I had to do 4 case studies, so i chose my sister, my mum, and my cousin twice, I found it easier using family as they were more patient and didn't mind if the lashes weren't amazing, and it wasn't awkward when you mess up on something.

Im stuck on which course to do, HD brows looks amazing but then i heard a lot of good things about henna brows too, i could do both but they look pretty similar? im confused :rolleyes::D which does everyone prefer?

ahhh i see, thank you :)

I've been wanting to do a HD brow/wax and tint course for awhile but theres soo many! does anyone recommend any? im lost :rolleyes:

no problem :) she did her training in Leeds.

my cousin also said the same about the lashes! She likes the individuals, especially the flat lashes, just not the glue that tatti does.

No problem! She just thought the tutor didn’t help as much 1 to 1 on things she struggled with and wasn’t as informative! She also isn’t happy with the products she received in her kit and wishes she did the same course as me, However every location will obviously have different tutors so you...

I did my training with Nouveau and loved it! my cousin trained with Tatti and wasn't happy at the end of it and wished she trained with Nouveau too.

Yeah i use nouveau too atm and might just stick with them. thank you :) x

I trained with Nouveau and paid for the gold kit and it was well worth the money. the only things i've changed is eye pads, lash brushes and i changed from glue rings to a jade stone.

Anyone know of any good lash extension brands? preferably ones that do flat lashes?

I trained with nouveau and thought it was really good

I’ve been wanting to get a salon tunic as I do lash extensions, but I really don’t like the typical polyester ones, I find them so uncomfortable and none seem to properly fit. Is there any websites that sell cotton or other material ones? Or would it be best just wearing plain black tops? Not...

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I did the Nouveau Lashes course in Manchester in September and I'd recommend it, the classes are small and the tutor comes around and helps 1 to 1 too, they're patient and laid back when you're struggling with something and really helpful.

I've recently done my nouveau extend (classic) course and ready to start taking clients, but I'm not a fan of my kits tweezers, what brands are the best for beginners? not fussed about spending a bit more if I know they're good and will last :)