Lash lifts?

[EmsG]

Hi just looking for some advice from others. I’m looking at adding Lash Lifts to the services I offer but wondering what people think are the best courses out there to go on? I don’t mind a start up kit being involved but don’t want to be stuck with loads of products that could potentially go out of date if not used. Thank you all in advance.

 

[RosieR]

Most lash lift products come in small either single use sachets or you may get 2 out of them plus the lash lift patch tests . As long as they are sealed well after opening they should be effective for one week.
I pierce mine with a pin and squeeze enough onto a spatula and seal the sachet with tape and wrap in cling film.
I would sooner use one sachet for two lifts and try and book them within a week , as I don't do that many.
There are many systems out there , but I trained with "gateway workshops" because of my insurance recommending them and we used eyeluvlashes and it's fine for me. I have only recently started doing them so I can't say if i will swap brands at a later stage.
Put a search in for lash lift and there will be tons of info from other geeks for you. You will be spoilt for choice.
Good luck

 

[EmsG]

Most lash lift products come in small either single use sachets or you may get 2 out of them plus the lash lift patch tests . As long as they are sealed well after opening they should be effective for one week.
I pierce mine with a pin and squeeze enough onto a spatula and seal the sachet with tape and wrap in cling film.
I would sooner use one sachet for two lifts and try and book them within a week , as I don't do that many.
There are many systems out there , but I trained with "gateway workshops" because of my insurance recommending them and we used eyeluvlashes and it's fine for me. I have only recently started doing them so I can't say if i will swap brands at a later stage.
Put a search in for lash lift and there will be tons of info from other geeks for you. You will be spoilt for choice.
Good luck

Thank you,

 

[Htb]

Personally, I always recommend training with the originals.
I trained with LVL and it was the best decision I ever made. It was such a great course, and i had used other brands in the past. Nouveau is all about protecting the condition of the natural lash whilst making them look great. (May I add; the treatment time is also quicker in comparison to other lash lifts).
x

 

[blossom]

I’ve had LVL and other brands and the results were identical but the LVL brand costs way more, which I personally couldn’t justify to clients, knowing the results were the same.
I did a cours with Salon Services which was brilliant. I use products from lashbase now, main reason I want to get my supplies from one place and salon services don’t make a small shield. The results are amazing.
It’s hands down one of the best treatments I’ve ever done or had done and is popular all year round x

 

[Bonkers]

I really like the results form the airlift shields, ellebana is also really good