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Yes it's normal! The main ingredient in lash glue is cyanoacrylate which is also the main ingredient in nail glue and superglue :) Please don't be tempted to try and practice on your own lashes during lockdown! Lash glue is very strong and should never be used on open eyes :)

I use the ones from Lashbase, I'm guessing they are just pretty standard ones, no grooves or anything and pretty similar to anything you'll find if you do a quick search online! But they are quite flexible and they adhere really well. I've never really had a problem with those, I know alot of...

It is still very possible that it could be a reaction to the adhesive. Lash adhesive allergies are cumulative, meaning they build up over time. This is why alot of people and brands say patch testing is outdated because it doesn't give a clear indication of whether a reaction will occur or not...

The Beauty Guild are doing a COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control course - £20 or free for guild members I've done it today and it was very helpful! :) x https://www.beautyguild.com/Courses/CourseView?CourseID=09c73658-7d94-4df8-b317-3e97caf94e6e

Sorry I've only just seen your post! That's fab I'll have a look at those - thank you! :) x

It's just brushing up on your barbicide knowledge, theres a little quiz at the end! heres the link :) http://www.hairproducts.co.uk/info_barbicidecertification.php

I'm struggling to find any more but I will post on here if I do! - would you be able to share if you find any aswell please? :)

Behind the mask is training for beauty therapists against domestic abuse, it helps you gain some knowledge and what signs to look for and how to raise concerns with clients you feel maybe be experiencing domestic abuse. It only takes 20 minutes to complete and could potentially save someones life

If you haven't already, have a look at behind the mask Its a really great bit of training that everyone in the beauty industry should have! https://www.behindthemask.online/

Could anyone recommend any online courses I could be taking to pass my spare time? I've done the Behind the Mask and I'm going to do a barbicide one today. I do lashes so anything that would be beneficial to me would be greatly appreciated. My partner is still working and I'm going insaaaaane...

I started with the kit from LashBase and I haven't looked back! It's a great price so you don't need to spend a fortune to get yourself going! I think it's a really fab system and I've had some great results so I don't plan on changing any time soon! :) They are not taking orders at the moment...

You're doing good! They look good to me! Being critical of your own work is a good thing it means you really care about what you're doing, just don't be TOO hard on yourself! :) I passed my course in August last year so I'm not as experienced as some of the people who may reply to you but I can...

Hi there! I'm assuming you mean you're struggling to release the lash from your tweezers? I'm new to lashes too and I can honestly say it took me a good few sets to get comfortable and feel natural holding my tweezers. I know its frustrating when people keep saying "just keep practising" but...

Hiya! :) I also bought the lashbase starter kit with the sensitive adhesive, and as much as I love everything else I've got from them that glue is pants! My sets was only lasting a week :( I've recently started using lashbases extreme adhesive and I'm amazed at how much better my work is...

I really like Lashbase! :) Admittedly it is the only brand I've used but I've no complaints so I'm not looking to change any time soon! Really good price - well worth a try! :)

I use lashbase and they recommend testing everything even the nourishing lotion, so I do just that! I put the tint behind the ear and perming lotion and adhesive on the inside of one arm and the setting lotion and nourishing lotion on the other. I see what your saying about the products not...

I've only used Lashbase but I've got no complaints at all so I don't plan to change! :) I've had some great results with it too! :)

Ahhh I thought this might have been the case! I don't have a seperate lash tinting qualification unfortunately so that solves that

I'm only trained in brow waxing but I'm asking this only to use it on myself.... I've seen these glorious plastic plug looking things for waxing your nose and Im dying to have a go (my nose gets soo hairy!:oops::oops: hahaha) My question is, can I use my regular wax pot and creme wax for this?

Hey Everyone! Just wondering if anyone tints the bottom lashes when doing a lash lift? I thought the treatment only included a tint to the upper lashes - this is how I was trained anyway! But of all people.. my sisters "only criticism" was that I don't tint the bottom lashes when I do her a...