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I do many brides each year with SP lashes and they all love the hassle free element on the wedding day and having them for their honeymoon. You should be putting on lashes appropriate for the client's natural lashes, not necessarily what the client wants if it's to the detriment of the...

Believe it or not, the humidity and temperature has an effect on your adhesive. Each brand has it's own optimum for use. This summer has had very different conditions to our usual summers past and this affects the strength of your adhesive. It's not always your glue! Look at your working...

As long as you use a DAYLIGHT bulb, any beauty mag lamp will do. I have the Glamcor and a traditional mag lamp and whilst the Glamcor is good, I prefer my mag lamp! :)

I've been using LASH #1 Bonding Adhesive. Remember an adhesive is only as good as the temperature and humidity you work in. HTH

A sensitive glue has a much slower drying time (8-20 seconds) which makes stickies difficult to sort out. I recommend you use a higher performance adhesive, one that has a 1-3 second dry. HTH

Patch tests will NEVER guarantee a future sensitivity to the chemicals (adhesive) we use. If the client's reactions don't calm down then they are not suited to this treatment. There are pre-treatment solutions to ladies who are more sensitive and a nano mister can help during treatment. HTH

For accredited lash training the LASHacademy offer 1 on 1 volume training at London or Gatwick. If anyone would like info on this please email [email protected] HTH

Hiya :) The LASHshop provide .15's, .10's and .07's Shop | Lash By Francesca HTH

Interested to hear your thoughts ... :suprised: I'm happy to elaborate my view but essentially I believe it's a lash technician who has acquired a higher level of skill in the application through qualifications. I would as I am a lash trainer, but are your views different? What do you think...

IMHO the best has always been individual lash extensions ... that is one extension to one lash.

I've only ever seen authentic minks straighten .... this is strange! What lashes are they?

Your question is two-fold. The different techniques help with the SPEED of application. Your question relating to weight is complex, hence why it's covered in training because there are many variables and it's down to your training to decide what is good for each client. I've quoted a general...

.... the latest crazes usually come from the USA, eg semi permanent mascara was ‘invented’ and considered the new lash revolution but didn’t live up to the standards of individual lash treatments, lash express was ‘invented’ to cut corners but make lash extensions more accessible pricewise and...

I think that sometimes we're just extra fussy!!! I know I am. I have a lovely lady who does my lashes, and she does a great job but she just doesn't do them how I would do them if I was a client. I bite my lip and learnt to appreciate her style :)

Hi there Not all lashes are the same. It can all get very confusing but I've ordered identical products from several suppliers and they have all been very different in look and touch. Shop around until you find lashes you like! HTH Francesca

Hi Em I can't comment on any other types of training but we never advise lashes to touch the skin, even if the glue is suitable for the skin. I do know of clients that use the strip lash glue and keep their clusters in for about 2 weeks. So I think alot comes down to customer aftercare too...