Lash Technician Course

Lesson 1 • Recognising Healthy vs. Damaged Lashes

Trains visual and tactile assessment of lash integrity, density, and curl. Establishes the diagnostic skill set used throughout the course.

Lesson 2 • The Eyelash Growth Cycle

Explains anagen, catagen, and telogen phases specific to lashes. Understanding cycle timing guides realistic client outcome expectations.

Lesson 3 • Common Causes of Lash Damage

Identifies mechanical, chemical, and environmental damage sources. Connects damage etiology to targeted rehabilitation planning.

Lesson 1 • Contraindications and Risk Assessment

Identifies medical, allergic, and skin conditions that contraindicate treatment. Teaches risk stratification to protect client safety.

Lesson 2 • Patch Testing and Allergy Protocols

Details adhesive and product patch test procedures and interpretation. Prevents adverse reactions before full treatment application.

Lesson 3 • Sanitation and Sterilisation Standards

Covers disinfection levels, tool sterilisation methods, and surface hygiene. Directly prevents cross-contamination during all rehabilitation procedures.

Lesson 4 • Regulatory Compliance Essentials

Introduces licensing requirements, scope of practice, and health and safety regulations applicable to lash technicians. Ensures legally compliant practice.

Lesson 1 • Essential Rehabilitation Tools

Introduces tweezers, micro-brushes, lash combs, and magnification equipment. Proper tool selection directly affects treatment precision and client comfort.

Lesson 2 • Adhesives and Bonding Agents

Examines cyanoacrylate variants, sensitive adhesives, and bonding primers. Correct adhesive choice prevents further follicle stress during rehabilitation.

Lesson 3 • Product Label Reading and Safety Data

Teaches interpretation of ingredient lists, safety data sheets, and expiration indicators. Ensures informed, safe product use in every session.

Lesson 1 • Classic Extension Removal Technique

Step-by-step removal of single-strand extensions using precise product placement. Establishes foundational manual dexterity for all removal work.

Lesson 2 • Volume and Hybrid Extension Removal

Addresses fan-based and mixed-style extensions requiring modified remover saturation. Builds on classic removal skills for complex lash sets.

Lesson 3 • Post-Removal Lash Assessment

Guides immediate evaluation of lash density, breakage, and follicle condition after removal. Assessment findings directly inform the rehabilitation treatment plan.

Lesson 1 • Peptide and Serum Application

Applies growth-stimulating peptide serums to the lash line and follicle zone. Targets follicle-level recovery to support regrowth after damage.

Lesson 2 • Treatment Layering and Sequencing

Teaches the correct order of cleanse, treatment, and seal steps for combined protocols. Prevents product interaction issues and maximises cumulative results.

Lesson 3 • Nourishing Oil Treatments

Demonstrates application of castor, argan, and vitamin E oils for shaft hydration. Complements keratin and peptide treatments with lipid replenishment.

Lesson 4 • Keratin Lash Infusion Protocol

Covers step-by-step keratin treatment application, processing, and sealing. Restores disulfide bonds in chemically damaged lash shafts.

Lesson 1 • Multi-Session Programme Design

Teaches how to sequence treatments across four to twelve weeks for progressive recovery. Connects session spacing to the natural lash growth cycle.

Lesson 2 • Home-Care Prescription

Develops personalised home-care regimens including serums, cleansers, and lifestyle guidance. Home compliance directly amplifies in-salon treatment outcomes.

Lesson 3 • Progress Measurement and Reassessment

Introduces photo comparison, density mapping, and client feedback tools for tracking recovery. Objective measurement supports plan refinement and client motivation.

Lesson 1 • Tinting Integration with Lift

Adds oxidative tint application after lift to enhance visual density without extensions. Teaches timing and product compatibility for combined services.

Lesson 2 • Shield and Rod Selection

Covers silicone shield sizes, curl outcomes, and rod placement for varied lash lengths. Correct selection determines lift longevity and natural appearance.

Lesson 3 • Lift Application on Rehabilitated Lashes

Adapts standard lift steps for lashes in recovery, including reduced processing times. Builds on core conditioning knowledge to protect lash integrity.

Lesson 1 • Lash Loss from Alopecia Conditions

Covers alopecia areata, totalis, and trichotillomania presentations affecting lash density. Teaches modified protocols and referral pathways for medical collaboration.

Lesson 2 • Hypersensitive and Reactive Clients

Manages clients with multiple allergies, rosacea, or chronic dry eye during rehabilitation. Builds on patch testing and contraindication skills for high-risk presentations.

Lesson 3 • Corrective Work After Poor Prior Treatment

Addresses lash damage caused by untrained technicians, including glue buildup and uneven removal. Teaches systematic correction without compounding existing trauma.

Lesson 4 • Combining Rehabilitation with New Extensions

Guides the transition from full rehabilitation to reintroducing lightweight extensions safely. Establishes readiness criteria to prevent relapse into damage.