Best eyelash extension courses??

[Gemzj]

any ideas girls? its the semi-perm ones I mean xx

 

[VictoriaJ]

I have decided to train with glam lash as everyone seems to love the products and training.

I researched a few but glam lash always stood out for me!

 

[Glamour Puss7]

I trianed with LASH PERFECT, would recommend them!

 

[MissConfused]

you really should do a search as some people wont reply to posts that are posted time and time again as they just can't be bothered. it'd be a shame for you to miss out on info.

i did my training with flirties and it was ok. i felt really lost after the training with what lash for where etc. i'm glad i had this site to read! though my trainer has now she said will be including more in the training which is great. one of the flirties trainers on here recomended doing an advanced course with another company as flirties training was just for the basics so def bare that in mind if you choose flirties as of course you will have more money to spend out. their marketing is free though which is fab and will save you money in the long run. like i said above though, def do asearch and just because somebody is cheap it doesn't make them bad the same with just because somebody is expensive it doesn't make them the best.

x

 

[gie!]

I can advise on who to not train with - Marvel Lash. Terrible course and waste of money. Xx

 

[julesgems]

you really should do a search as some people wont reply to posts that are posted time and time again as they just can't be bothered. it'd be a shame for you to miss out on info.

i did my training with flirties and it was ok. i felt really lost after the training with what lash for where etc. i'm glad i had this site to read! though my trainer has now she said will be including more in the training which is great. one of the flirties trainers on here recomended doing an advanced course with another company as flirties training was just for the basics so def bare that in mind if you choose flirties as of course you will have more money to spend out. their marketing is free though which is fab and will save you money in the long run. like i said above though, def do asearch and just because somebody is cheap it doesn't make them bad the same with just because somebody is expensive it doesn't make them the best.

x

Hi Mis Confused

As has been said before, there is a limit to what you can include in a day's training and the amount of info new trainees can actually take on board. Too much info can be overload and cause more problems in the long run.

Also it is pointless doing an advanced course until you have mastered the basics and are producing good sets. Master these techniques first and then look into advanced training - it is stupid to try to run before you can walk! Please remember (as both Kelly and myself have pointed out to you) if you are struggling you should contact your trainer - they are there to help you, especially through the first few months when you are learning and perfecting your new skills. Most eyelash extension courses will only be able to cover the basics in a 1 day class.

The majority of my trainees stay in touch with me and I am more than happy for them to do this.

 

[cazjp69]

I for one would recomend the flirties course you get one to one training and once you are happy you can get back in touch with your trainer for more help as to doing more advanced eyelashes. I know I have been back in touch with my trainer in fact I have been back in touch with another flirties trainer as well and both been really helpful and never had to pay any more for training and with your kit with flirties you have enough to do at least 200 sets of eyelashes after!!!!

 

[TweezerHappy]

I would think any eyelash course, whoever you decide to go with, will only cover the basics. It is only with practice and experience will you get to know which curl to use and how to style your lashes. If I had been shown this at my training I think it would have gone in one ear and out the other.