Scottish_girl
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Im really fancy doing one of these courses, is there a better one to do?
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Glam Lashes Vs Flirties?
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Jenx
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I'm sure both courses will be fab to do. Main difference is probably the kit you get as training price is the same. Also I think Flirties is 1-2-1 and Glam lash is a class size of 2 or 3, so both excellent.
I trained with Glam Lash and think the training was excellent, the aftercare has been second to none. Any questions I have had have been answered straight away (although I often ask on here as well at the same time lol).
The glue is really good and I have had no problems with it, very easy to use and dries quickly.
I am sure the same can be said for Flirties, but haven't tried them so can't really comment.
The Glam Lash Kit has loads in it and is valued above the cost of the kit, so fantastic value for money. Quality of the items in the kit are excellent too. And the training had loads of hands on time (you bring a model or one can be arranged for you), so no spending time being a model for someone else.
Good luck with your choice, there are certainly loads of flirties people on here who will tell you all about their experience as well.
Jen xxx
I trained with Glam Lash and think the training was excellent, the aftercare has been second to none. Any questions I have had have been answered straight away (although I often ask on here as well at the same time lol).
The glue is really good and I have had no problems with it, very easy to use and dries quickly.
I am sure the same can be said for Flirties, but haven't tried them so can't really comment.
The Glam Lash Kit has loads in it and is valued above the cost of the kit, so fantastic value for money. Quality of the items in the kit are excellent too. And the training had loads of hands on time (you bring a model or one can be arranged for you), so no spending time being a model for someone else.
Good luck with your choice, there are certainly loads of flirties people on here who will tell you all about their experience as well.
Jen xxx
TweezerHappy
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I can't speak for Glam Lash but Jen gave a very good review for them anyway.
I trained with Flirties in October. I too thoroughly enjoyed my course. They've changed the kits since I did the training. There's loads of stuff in it which will keep you going for a while. It also includes the new express Mink lashes(which I love) and it has some retail items which, obviously, you'll sell on at a profit.
Customer service from the WOW team has been fantastic. Questions and queries have been answered straight away. Loubylou on here did my training. I sent her loads of emails before and after the training. Great service again. :green:
There are lots of lash companies and there have been quite a lot of threads like this recently. Do a search and research all the companies.
You'll love lashing whichever brand you decide to go with. I absolutely love it.
I trained with Flirties in October. I too thoroughly enjoyed my course. They've changed the kits since I did the training. There's loads of stuff in it which will keep you going for a while. It also includes the new express Mink lashes(which I love) and it has some retail items which, obviously, you'll sell on at a profit.
Customer service from the WOW team has been fantastic. Questions and queries have been answered straight away. Loubylou on here did my training. I sent her loads of emails before and after the training. Great service again. :green:
There are lots of lash companies and there have been quite a lot of threads like this recently. Do a search and research all the companies.
You'll love lashing whichever brand you decide to go with. I absolutely love it.
Scottish_girl
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thanks so much ladies!!
Scottish_girl
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am i right in saying that you can charge up to £100 for a set of eyelash extensions?
gosh it seems sooo expensive?
gosh it seems sooo expensive?
Natalieabdn
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Hey there
PM me if you would like the dates for the next Flirties course in Aberdeen xx
Glamour Puss7
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Hi there, well yes you can charge what you want really? I charge £70 for a full set of lashes I think this is fair I would'nt pay £100. I suppose it depends on how much your products cost, the area you live in, and the time it takes you to do your lashes? I use Lash Perfect lashes I love them! Good luck :wink2:
loubylou
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You can charge £100 and more for a set of lashes,
i charge £100 for my sets and do plenty, hth
i charge £100 for my sets and do plenty, hth
TweezerHappy
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At the moment I charge £50 as it take me 2-2.5 hours. I want to get faster. As soon as I get down to 1 hour 45 mins I'll be putting my price up to £70.
loubylou
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It is not only speed that clients are happy to pay for, they are more than happy to pay for quality so your prices should be going up as your skills improve,
i know you have practised loads now lee ann so get your prices up hun :hug:
louiseprunty
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Hi, The most expensive price our students have charged is £120, but it depends in the area. In Glasgow lash extensions seem to peak at £85 a set. Pm me if you need training dates in Glasgow, Haddington or Edinburgh. Lou x
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TweezerHappy
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Awe, thanks Lou. :o:hug:
I know it's not just speed. I'm quite happy with the quality of my lashes just now. Really happy with my returns. I just want to get faster without compromising on quality. As soon as I'm happy with both the price will be going up. :green:
TweezerHappy
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I've seen them at £100 in a salon in Glasgow. And who says scots are cheap! :lol:
louiseprunty
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were not cheap. I actually just spoke to a girl in sallys in shawlands she said she is getting £95 she does mobile treatments. I stand to be corrected xx
laura grant
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while both trainers are on board, i need to do another couse as my trainers do not allow me to lash pregnant women, so therfore i will not be insured to do this , will either of you guys or any other trainers on this board, as i am losing lots of work not being able to lash pregnant ladies.
thanks in advanced
oh and do i need to patch test
thanks in advanced
oh and do i need to patch test
louiseprunty
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Hi Laura, pregnancy Is not a contraindication for Glam Lash we use fumeless CE approved glue and organic remover.
We recommend a patch test for the glue however we have not had anyone ever have a reaction. Lou xPosted via Mobile Device
We recommend a patch test for the glue however we have not had anyone ever have a reaction. Lou xPosted via Mobile Device
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louiseprunty
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Hi, have pm you my number incase you dont have the correct one. Lou x
loubylou
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I allow lashes to be fitted on pregnant women hun, just send me a PM with your email or phone number and i will be in touch with some details, hth
As we all know adverse reactions is something that can effect anyone ...pregnant or not CE certified or not.
There is and will always the chance that someone can have an adverse reaction,no matter what brand is used or what certification it holds.
This is indeed why it is imperative to always ensure you have undertaken the best possible due diligence and risk assessment mitigation procedures as is possible .
In so far as treatments to pregnant females is concerned...Amway's check with your training and certification provider as well as the company that insures you....they are the ones to best advise you
HTH :hug:
