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Healthy lashes start with good hygiene 🫧 Regular cleansing helps prevent dirt, oil, makeup and dead skin cells from building up around the lash line. It’s best to cleanse lashes at least every other day and give them a gentle brush daily!

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Which Korean lash lift curl is most popular with your clients? 🇰🇷

Choosing the perfect curl isn’t just about creating drama. It’s about finding the ideal match for each client’s natural lash length and eye shape.

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Let’s talk stickies. So, what are stickies? 😦

‘Stickies’ is a lash industry term used to describe lashes that have become stuck together during lash application. This situation occurs when the natural lashes are not properly isolated or too much glue is applied to the lash extensions.

Stickies often happen when anagen (baby) lashes get stuck to another lash. Baby lashes are the trickiest to isolate and separate, as they are super short, thin and hard to see. But if they get stuck to another lash, they may be pulled out at the same time as the extensions grow out, which can cause permanent damage to the hair follicle.
To avoid stickies, our tips are:

1. Don’t rush! Always leave enough time for proper isolation. If you can’t see the baby lashes, consider using a magnifying glass.
2. Avoid using an excessive amount of glue. If you find that the glue is not drying quickly enough, try switching to a faster-setting glue or increasing the temperature and humidity in your lashing room.
3. Allow an extra 5–10 minutes at the end of the appointment to go through each lash individually and ensure that everything has been properly applied and isolated. If you find any stickies, gently pull them apart.

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