The highest point can be either. We recommend that you start by marking the high points, the places where the peaks will be. This way you can see the look you're looking for right from the start. If your customer doesn't have any specific requirements, we recommend that you don't use eyelashes of the same length for all sharp points.
For example, start with a peak of 11 to 12 mm for the first peak, then go 13 to 14 mm for the next and a peak of 16 mm. The highest point may be in the center or in the outer corner of the eye. The first will open your eyes, while the second will make you appear more winged. Which one you choose depends solely on the customer's preferences and the shape of their eyes.
Wispy Volume is an advanced technique and gives you a new look. The combination in a sequence of individual eyelash extensions and volume extensions is impressive and remarkable. Wispy Volume eyelashes are made by combining different fans of 2 to 6 eyelash extensions. Closed fans are used to create the peaks and, between them, 2D to 6D fans are inserted to add density and volume.
Start from the outer corner of the eye and pick up a tuft with tweezers. Dip the base of the tuft in the adhesive and apply it before it cures. Place the strands from the bottom to the top to ensure that your client's eyelashes last as long as possible. The only exception is when the eyelash grows upwards, in which case the eyelash can be applied from below.
Never apply side extensions. In classic sets, it can look good, but never in mega-volume sets. This is because the density of the eyelashes at the base will take hold and the tuft will simply disappear.
Faint eyelashes
include a variety of techniques, types and shapes of eyelashes, and are best described as an eyelash-free style.Not long ago, there was only one style of eyelash extensions available: the classic eyelashes, which applied an individual eyelash extension per natural eyelash. Eyelash professionals create a pointed look with uneven eyelash extensions by using different eyelash lengths that gradually rise and fall over the eyes. If you're an eyelash artist, you definitely need to know what they are and understand the process of mapping thin eyelash extensions to meet the demand of your clientele. Like any other type of eyelash extension, faint eyelash extensions can damage natural eyelashes if not applied correctly.
Wispy eyelash extensions are created by combining individual eyelashes or closed fans and eyelash extension fans of different lengths and curls. After all, you might need to use all kinds of approaches to fine eyelash extensions, so make sure your tools can follow that. The bottom line on how to achieve this faint eyelash extension look is simply to master the art of eyelash mapping. You may discover that your first eyelash application isn't as successful as you expected, or you may have the opposite problem and want to learn more about the best way to apply this type of eyelash extension.
Asako (left) and Naoko (right) are certified eyelash stylists and the owners of Divine Lashes, a site for eyelash lovers to meet and learn more about eyelash extensions and lifts. As an eyelash artist, you've heard it all; whether it's fullness, delicacy or classic vibrations, your client is looking for a specific look and your ultimate goal is to offer it to each and every one of them with confidence and passion. This set uses eyelashes, tufts of eyelashes, velvet adhesive for eyelashes, eyelash extensions, ballet shoes and hydrogel patches for under the eyes. This set includes gel patches for under the eyes, eyelash extension, ballet shoe tape, ultra-transparent bonding and colored lashes.
In addition to obtaining a thin strip of eyelashes, which are used only once, or trying to achieve the effect with mascara, the best long-term results are achieved with eyelash extensions. For hybrid and faint eyelash extensions, you'll need to use individual eyelash extensions and 2-6D fans. .
