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Does it feel hard to get your clients to try color lashes?

You’re excited to create something different, but most clients still want to play it safe.

They love seeing rainbow sets and color blocking… just not necessarily on themselves.

That’s where the Iris Edit comes in. 👁️

It’s a color lash system designed around your client’s natural iris color. Instead of choosing a color at random, you can select shades that complement their eyes and make their natural eye color stand out.

So color feels less intimidating for the client and easier for you to introduce.

It’s a simple way to help clients ease into color without feeling like they’re going too far from their usual look.

And we’re bringing the Iris Edit to LashCon. 💜

Come see the system, explore the colors, and learn how you can start introducing wearable color to your clients.

📍 Find us at LashCon 2026
👁️ Iris Edit by ThousandLashes

Save this post if you’ve been wanting to try color lashes but weren’t sure how to introduce them to your clients.

A classic cat eye never really goes out of style. 🤎

This set keeps the inner corners shorter and gradually brings the longest lengths toward the outer corner for that lifted, elongated look.

Map:
13 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7

Using M curl, 0.1, 1D fans for a soft but defined finish.

Products used:
✨ Cashmere Lashes
✨ Velour Adhesive

Would you try this map on your next client?

Save this for your next classic cat eye set and send it to a lash artist who loves this style. 🤎

What you see is the lash set.

What your client sees is the finished look on their eyes.

That’s why the mapping matters.

Spikes can change the whole look of a set, especially when you’re working with an anime or wispy style. Having a clear map makes it easier to create the look you planned instead of guessing as you go.

Want the **FREE Anime Spikes Mapping Cheat Sheet?**

Comment “SPIKES” below and we’ll send it your way. 💜

Follow **Quality Lash Extensions Supplies and Training Academy** for more lash mapping tips, education, and resources for lash artists.

We’re two sisters, and after years of creating products for lash artists, we’ve learned that the little things really do matter.

A tweezer that doesn’t grip properly.
An adhesive that doesn’t work with your environment.
Small frustrations that can make a long day feel even harder.

That’s why we think about more than just how a product performs.

When we develop something for ThousandLashes, we ask:

✨ Will this make your job easier?
✨ Will it save you time?
✨ Will it help you feel more confident and in control while you work?

Because the products you reach for every day should support the way you work, not add more stress to it.

That’s what we’re building at ThousandLashes. Products made with lash artists, their work, and their well being in mind.

What’s one little thing in your lash setup that makes your day easier? Tell us below. 👇🏻

We’ve been working on this rebrand for a while, and seeing the new packaging come to life has been so exciting. 💜

Same products you know. A completely new look.

We wanted the packaging to feel cleaner, more modern, and more like ThousandLashes today.

And now you’re going to get to see it up close 👀

We’re bringing the rebranded products to LashCon 2026, so if you’re attending, come find us and check them out in person.

We can’t wait to show you everything we’ve been working on.

Save this post and come say hi at LashCon! 💜

A classic kitten eye is all about where you place the longest lengths.

For this set, the lengths gradually build from 11mm to 14mm, then taper back to 11mm at the outer corner. The result is a soft, elongated look without making the outer corner feel too heavy.

Map:
11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 11 | 11

D curl • 0.1 • 1D fan

The right map can make such a difference in how the final set looks on the eye.

Save this for your next kitten eye set 🤍

Want more lash mapping breakdowns? Follow Quality Lash Extensions Supplies and Training Academy for more tips, techniques, and lash education.