Faint lashes are all about length, and you can help extend that length and add a little volume to your look with the help of an eyelash primer. Apply a coat of L'Oréal Paris voluminous eyelash primer, then grab a clean spool and gently run it over your eyelashes as if you were applying mascara. This will help separate your lashes and prepare them for mascara. Start from the outer corner of the eye and pick up a lock with tweezers.
Dip the base of the tuft in the adhesive and apply it before it cures. We recommend that you start by marking the high points, the places where the peaks will be. This way you can visualize 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. 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.
