Eyellure

Love client selfies! My bride-to-be all ready for her big day!

Summer is fast-approaching and the schedule is filling. It’s going to be a busy summer! Aftercare kits are a real help.

Just another day at the office!

I adore client selfies! Go ahead and zoom in on those bad boys! 😘

That lash profile, though.

Yesss, Henny. 💋

Correction work aftermath. These clusters are the bane of my existence. These are sold in beauty supply stores and meant to be attached with the type of glue used with strip lashes. They ARE NOT meant to be attached with lash extension adhesive and worn for a lengthy period of time. These are not extensions! They are plastic, heavy, and have a crinkly spider leg appearance. The balls at the end prevent them from being successfully attached to one natural lash as they should be. As a result, they are nestled on top of SEVERAL of your natural lashes. This leaves your natural lashes glued together. Natural lashes grow at different rates. Some grow longer, some grow shorter. If a shorter lash is now connected to a longer one....guess what? It’ll rip out the shorter lash as it grows. Yes, lashes grow just like hair. Can you see a few of her natural lashes still attached at the base? This will create the damage so many people think is an expected result of lash extension. If done correctly, there should be no damage. These clusters are popular among inexperienced stylists who value a fast and easy service over the integrity of your natural lashes. Precision and appropriate lashes are crucial to a positive experience. If you go somewhere for extensions and they pull these out, LEAVE, and call me immediately.