Lash Course

Lesson 1 • Eye and Lash Anatomy

Covers the structure of the eye, lash follicle, and growth cycle. This anatomical knowledge underpins safe product application throughout the course.

Lesson 2 • Client Consultation Fundamentals

Guides students through intake forms, contraindication screening, and goal-setting conversations. Effective consultation prevents adverse reactions and sets realistic expectations.

Lesson 3 • Workspace and Tool Setup

Teaches ergonomic station arrangement, tool identification, and pre-service preparation. Proper setup reduces fatigue and prevents cross-contamination.

Lesson 4 • Industry Standards and Professionalism

Introduces hygiene regulations, scope of practice, and client communication norms. Establishes the professional conduct expected in all practical sessions.

Lesson 1 • Adhesive Handling Techniques

Covers dot placement, bead size control, and refresh timing on the jade stone. Precise handling directly determines retention and lash health outcomes.

Lesson 2 • Adhesive Storage and Shelf Life

Details proper storage conditions, expiration indicators, and disposal requirements. Correct storage preserves adhesive performance and protects client safety.

Lesson 3 • Allergy and Sensitivity Management

Identifies allergy symptoms, patch-test protocols, and emergency response steps. Students learn to differentiate irritation from true allergic reactions.

Lesson 1 • Isolation Fundamentals

Teaches single-lash isolation using tweezers to prevent stickies and lash damage. Isolation is the most critical skill for retention and natural lash health.

Lesson 2 • Retention Troubleshooting

Diagnoses common retention failures including poor isolation, adhesive issues, and aftercare non-compliance. Students develop a systematic correction approach.

Lesson 3 • Full Classic Set Execution

Guides students through a timed, complete classic set from prep to finishing. Integrates all prior skills into a cohesive, client-ready service workflow.

Lesson 4 • Extension Placement and Direction

Covers correct attachment point, angle, and directional placement for natural results. Proper placement ensures extensions grow out cleanly without premature shedding.

Lesson 1 • Volume Set Finishing and Quality Check

Teaches brushing, fluffing, and quality inspection protocols for completed volume sets. A structured quality check ensures consistency and client satisfaction.

Lesson 2 • Diameter and Fan Size Selection

Covers diameter ranges for 2D through 20D fans and weight-load calculations. Correct diameter selection prevents overloading the natural lash.

Lesson 3 • Mega Volume Application

Focuses on 10D–20D fan placement, adhesive control, and speed for mega volume sets. Students practice maintaining lash health while achieving maximum density.

Lesson 4 • Volume Fan Construction Methods

Teaches pinching, rolling, and bouquet methods for creating handmade fans. Fan symmetry and base tightness directly affect retention and lash health.

Lesson 1 • Design Styles and Aesthetics

Explores natural, cat-eye, doll-eye, squirrel, and staggered lash styles. Students match styles to eye shapes and client lifestyle preferences.

Lesson 2 • Eye Shape Classification System

Identifies almond, round, hooded, monolid, downturned, and upturned eye shapes. Accurate classification is the prerequisite for all design decisions.

Lesson 3 • Corrective Design Techniques

Uses lash design to visually correct drooping lids, close-set eyes, and asymmetry. Corrective mapping requires understanding how length and curl alter perception.

Lesson 4 • Hybrid Set Design and Execution

Combines classic and volume fans within a single set for textured, dimensional results. Hybrid design requires mastery of both application styles from prior chapters.

Lesson 1 • Rod and Shield Selection

Covers silicone rod and shield sizes and their effect on curl height and shape. Correct size selection is determined by natural lash length and desired outcome.

Lesson 2 • Lash Lift Application Procedure

Guides students through adhesive application, lash placement, and solution timing. Precise execution at each step determines lift uniformity and longevity.

Lesson 3 • Lash Lift Chemistry and Safety

Explains the perming chemistry that restructures the disulfide bonds in the lash. Safety protocols prevent over-processing and chemical injury to the eye area.

Lesson 4 • Keratin and Brow Lamination Add-Ons

Introduces keratin lash treatments and brow lamination as service extensions. Students learn to upsell and execute these add-ons within the same appointment.

Lesson 1 • Infill Assessment and Planning

Teaches evaluating grown-out sets, identifying damage, and planning infill priorities. Systematic assessment ensures efficient use of appointment time.

Lesson 2 • Safe Extension Removal Methods

Covers cream, gel, and oil-based remover application and dwell time for clean removal. Safe removal prevents mechanical damage to the natural lash and follicle.

Lesson 3 • Natural Lash Health Monitoring

Establishes protocols for tracking lash cycle stage, density, and damage over time. Ongoing monitoring allows early intervention before significant lash loss occurs.

Lesson 4 • Client Retention Through Infill Services

Connects infill quality and scheduling strategy to long-term client retention rates. Students learn to build a loyal client base through consistent service excellence.

Lesson 1 • Wet Look and Spiky Lash Techniques

Creates the wet, spiked aesthetic using specific fan construction and placement methods. This style requires precise adhesive control to achieve defined, separated spikes.

Lesson 2 • Speed and Efficiency Optimization

Applies timed drills and workflow analysis to reduce service time without quality loss. Speed optimization is essential for a profitable, high-volume lash business.

Lesson 3 • Colored and Glitter Lash Extensions

Introduces colored fiber selection, placement strategy, and glitter lash application. Color placement theory ensures wearable, flattering results for diverse clients.

Lesson 4 • Bottom Lash Extension Application

Covers tape placement, micro-extension selection, and safe application on lower lashes. Bottom lash extensions require adapted technique to protect the cornea.