Shadiya156
Well-Known Member
Thanks for replying. Yes I wear glasses for distance and when I did my training 2 weeks ago it was fine! Really can't think. Could it be anything to do with my positioning? Not sure if getting a stool that I can alter so I could be higher up may help? X
Back when I first started I'd go through times of feeling confident and then feeling completely rubbish. Keep going and trying your hardest and eventually you will have built up your skills with little techniques to make sure you can handle any clients lashes (well, most lol) . You will do someone's lashes and think, woah that was difficult, and then lash them a couple of months later and wonder what the problem was.
Some people have difficult face shapes to lash. Their lashes seem to disappear into oblivion or their cheeks seem to push the lashes into awkward positions. Again just keep trying various ways (I'm sorry that's a little vague but it's things like getting the right lash pads or positioning yourself/your hands in the right place).
As far as seeing the lashes id definitely recommend a height adjustable stool, do you have your clients lying down?
Finally, make sure you've got a night background behind the lashes (gel pad)
I hope some of that actually helped! x