Eyelash Extension Course

Lesson 1 • Tools and Materials Overview

Introduces tweezers, adhesives, lash trays, and eye pads. Familiarity with each tool's purpose prepares students for hands-on practice sessions.

Lesson 2 • Client Consultation Fundamentals

Covers intake forms, contraindication screening, and expectation setting. Effective consultation reduces adverse events and builds client trust.

Lesson 3 • Industry Standards and Regulations

Introduces professional licensing requirements, health codes, and scope of practice. Students understand compliance obligations before touching any client.

Lesson 4 • Eye and Lash Anatomy

Covers orbital anatomy, lash growth cycles, and follicle structure. This knowledge underpins safe placement and retention decisions throughout the course.

Lesson 1 • Curl Patterns and Their Applications

Examines J, B, C, CC, D, and L curl designations and their visual effects. Matching curl to eye shape is essential for flattering results.

Lesson 2 • Adhesive Science and Selection

Covers cyanoacrylate chemistry, cure times, humidity sensitivity, and retention factors. Adhesive mastery is critical for safe, long-lasting bonds.

Lesson 3 • Extension Fibre Types and Properties

Compares synthetic, silk, and mink-style fibres by weight, sheen, and durability. Material choice directly affects client comfort and retention.

Lesson 4 • Primers, Sealers, and Aftercare Products

Explains how primers remove oils, sealers protect bonds, and aftercare products extend retention. Students learn when and how to apply each product.

Lesson 1 • Classic Full-Set Application Sequence

Introduces the outer-to-inner application order and symmetry checking methods. A structured sequence ensures even coverage and balanced results.

Lesson 2 • Isolation Technique Mastery

Teaches single-lash isolation using the non-dominant hand tweezer. Clean isolation prevents bonding adjacent lashes, which causes pain and damage.

Lesson 3 • Adhesive Dipping and Placement

Covers correct dip depth, bead size, and placement angle on the natural lash. Consistent adhesive application is the foundation of retention.

Lesson 4 • Workstation Setup and Ergonomics

Establishes proper bed height, lighting, and posture to prevent technician fatigue. A consistent setup improves precision and reduces repetitive strain.

Lesson 1 • Lash Mapping Principles

Teaches zone-based mapping using eye pads and markers to plan length placement. A precise map guides consistent application across the full lash line.

Lesson 2 • Designing Signature Lash Looks

Combines shape analysis and mapping to create natural, cat-eye, doll-eye, and wispy styles. Students produce a portfolio of mapped designs for each look.

Lesson 3 • Identifying Eye Shape Categories

Covers almond, round, hooded, monolid, downturned, and upturned eye classifications. Accurate identification is the prerequisite for all design decisions.

Lesson 4 • Face Shape and Feature Harmony

Examines how face shape, brow arch, and nose bridge influence lash design choices. Lash maps must complement the full face, not just the eye.

Lesson 1 • Contraindication Management

Reviews absolute and relative contraindications including chemotherapy, alopecia, and active infections. Refusing service when indicated protects both parties.

Lesson 2 • Recognising Adverse Reactions

Distinguishes irritant contact dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis, and chemical burns by symptom profile. Early recognition enables faster, safer responses.

Lesson 3 • Emergency Response Procedures

Prepares students to manage eye irrigation, product-in-eye incidents, and anaphylaxis first steps. Knowing when to refer to medical care is equally critical.

Lesson 4 • Risk Reduction and Documentation

Establishes informed consent, service records, and incident reporting as risk management tools. Thorough documentation is the technician's primary legal protection.

Lesson 1 • Premade and Promade Fan Application

Covers selection, adhesive loading, and placement of premade and promade fans. These options increase speed while maintaining a full, fluffy result.

Lesson 2 • Volume Set Application Workflow

Applies volume fans across a full set using zone-based sequencing and symmetry checks. Workflow efficiency is essential for managing longer appointment times.

Lesson 3 • Mega Volume and Texture Techniques

Introduces 8D to 20D fans, spiky textures, and wet looks for editorial and dramatic styles. Advanced fan construction requires refined pinching and speed.

Lesson 4 • Volume Lash Fundamentals

Explains the difference between classic, volume, and mega volume in terms of fan count and lash weight. Understanding load limits prevents natural lash damage.

Lesson 1 • Retention Assessment and Analysis

Teaches percentage-based retention evaluation and root cause identification. Accurate assessment determines whether a fill or full removal is needed.

Lesson 2 • Fill Application Strategy

Explains how to blend new extensions with existing ones for seamless density. Fill strategy varies by retention level and style maintenance goals.

Lesson 3 • Client Retention and Rebooking

Connects fill quality to client loyalty and rebooking rates. Students learn to communicate maintenance schedules and aftercare to maximize retention.

Lesson 4 • Safe Extension Removal Techniques

Covers gel and cream remover application, dwell times, and safe sliding removal. Improper removal is a leading cause of natural lash damage.

Lesson 1 • Client Acquisition and Marketing Basics

Introduces portfolio photography, social media strategy, and referral programs for new technicians. Consistent marketing builds a full client book within months.

Lesson 2 • Setting Up a Compliant Workspace

Addresses home salon, booth rental, and studio setup requirements for health compliance. Workspace compliance is mandatory before accepting paying clients.

Lesson 3 • Professional Development and Continuing Education

Maps pathways for advanced certifications, brand partnerships, and educator roles. Ongoing education sustains competitive advantage in a fast-evolving industry.

Lesson 4 • Pricing Strategy and Profitability

Covers cost-of-goods calculation, market positioning, and profit margin targets. Pricing must reflect skill level, overhead, and local market demand.