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I really like lash art, they have lots of different lashes on their website, the noir lashes are super soft fluffy and glossy. check out eyelash emporium and london lash pro too. good luck with your training :)

I am currently using crazy angel and love it, I have also used xen-tan, sudo, fake bake, st tropez, suntana and sienna x with no problems (I worked in lots of spas and salons, i didnt keep changing every week lol). St tropez worked out quite expensive for what people were willing to pay for a...

I would definitely recommend getting in contact with Lashbase to see if you can attend the course again. You will also get better practice from a real person (scary I know), it may be hard to improve your skills to a level where you feel confident without working on a real eye. I find that...

Have you thought about using an eye pillow over the top of any eye masks, they are great for blocking out the light, helping clients to relax and they do scented ones too. Elemis as a brand use them.

A spa I worked at would put a pair of fluffy socks on each client for holistic treatments, they would be washed after each client. I know everyone will have different opinions on the hygiene side of it, but clients loved it. You could always have pairs designated for a certain client or cost it...

Hi :), when I apply polish to the cuticle area, I hold my clients skin with my thumb just above their cuticle and pull it back slightly. This allows me to apply a little closer without touching the cuticle and when I release it looks super close. May take a little practice to find the balance...

Personally, I would start with the strip wax as you can offer more areas to clients, and then move onto hot waxing. I love hot waxing now, but I can remember when I first trained at college it was the most difficult to learn out of the two methods. (might just be me!!) I also see hot waxing as a...