Lash Technician Course

Lesson 1 • Sanitation and Infection Control

Teaches sterilisation, disinfection, and single-use protocols for tools and workstations. Directly prevents cross-contamination and protects both client and technician.

Lesson 2 • Industry Standards and Regulations

Introduces professional licensing requirements, health codes, and cosmetic safety regulations. Ensures students understand the compliance framework before touching a client.

Lesson 3 • Eye and Lash Anatomy

Covers orbital structure, eyelid layers, and natural lash growth cycle. Provides the anatomical baseline needed to make safe product and technique decisions.

Lesson 1 • Adhesives and Bonding Chemistry

Explains cyanoacrylate chemistry, cure time, and humidity sensitivity. Students learn to choose and store adhesives correctly to ensure bond strength and safety.

Lesson 2 • Ergonomic Workspace Configuration

Covers bed height, lighting, magnification, and technician posture. An ergonomic setup reduces injury risk and sustains precision across long service sessions.

Lesson 3 • Lash Extension Types and Materials

Compares synthetic, silk, and mink-style fibres by curl, thickness, and length. Gives students the product knowledge to match extensions to client needs.

Lesson 1 • Eye Shape and Facial Analysis

Analyses eye shapes, lid types, and facial proportions to guide extension mapping. Connects anatomical assessment directly to style and length recommendations.

Lesson 2 • Contraindications and Referral Protocol

Identifies conditions requiring service refusal or medical referral, including infections and severe allergies. Protects clients and limits technician liability.

Lesson 3 • Intake Forms and Health Screening

Teaches design and use of health history forms to screen for allergies and contraindications. Accurate intake data protects clients and creates a legal record of consent.

Lesson 1 • Adhesive Application and Bonding

Covers correct adhesive dot size, dipping angle, and placement on the natural lash. Consistent bonding technique directly determines set longevity and client safety.

Lesson 2 • Classic Set Troubleshooting

Diagnoses and corrects stickies, poor retention, and uneven placement during and after application. Builds the self-correction skills needed for consistent professional results.

Lesson 3 • Full Classic Set Execution

Integrates isolation, mapping, and bonding into a timed full-set application on a mannequin and live model. Students meet retention, symmetry, and timing benchmarks.

Lesson 4 • Lash Mapping and Design Planning

Teaches creating a lash map on eye pads before application to guide length and curl placement. A precise map ensures symmetry and reduces mid-service corrections.

Lesson 1 • Volume Lash Fundamentals

Explains the weight-per-natural-lash rule and how volume differs structurally from classic. Establishes the safety logic that governs all fan construction decisions.

Lesson 2 • Pre-Made and Promade Fan Application

Covers selection, adhesive loading, and placement of pre-made fans for speed-focused services. Students learn when pre-mades are appropriate and how to maintain quality.

Lesson 3 • Handmade Fan Construction

Teaches pinching, rolling, and bouquet methods for creating 2D–6D fans from a strip. Handmade fans allow customisation of width and density not possible with pre-mades.

Lesson 4 • Volume Set Quality Assessment

Evaluates completed volume sets against retention, uniformity, and weight compliance standards. Develops the critical eye needed for consistent professional-grade output.

Lesson 1 • Fill Appointment Assessment

Teaches evaluating grown-out sets for retention percentage, lash health, and style consistency. Accurate assessment determines fill strategy and time allocation.

Lesson 2 • Safe Extension Removal

Demonstrates gel and cream remover application, dwell time, and gentle sliding technique. Incorrect removal is the leading cause of natural lash damage and must be mastered.

Lesson 3 • Fill Execution Techniques

Covers removal of grown-out extensions, isolation of new growth, and seamless style blending. Efficient fill technique maintains set appearance between full appointments.

Lesson 1 • Lash Lift and Tint Integration

Covers lash lift rod selection, solution timing, and tint application as complementary services. Broadens the technician's offering for clients who prefer a natural enhancement.

Lesson 2 • Hybrid Set Construction

Combines classic and volume fans in a single set to create textured, natural-looking results. Students learn placement ratios and blending strategies for seamless hybrid sets.

Lesson 3 • Corrective Mapping for Challenging Eye Shapes

Applies advanced mapping to correct hooded, deep-set, close-set, and downturned eyes. Corrective mapping is the highest-level design skill and synthesises all prior mapping knowledge.

Lesson 4 • Wet Look and Spiky Styles

Teaches closed-fan and spiked-tip techniques that create editorial wet and spiky aesthetics. Expands the technician's portfolio into high-demand fashion-forward looks.

Lesson 1 • Lash Cleanser and Retail Products

Identifies oil-free cleansers, lash serums, and brushes suitable for retail sale. Retail revenue supplements service income and reinforces client lash health between visits.

Lesson 2 • Rebooking and Appointment Scheduling

Covers fill interval recommendations, rebooking scripts, and scheduling system use. Consistent rebooking is the primary driver of stable service revenue.

Lesson 3 • Building Long-Term Client Relationships

Develops loyalty programmes, follow-up communication, and personalised service records. Long-term relationships reduce client acquisition costs and generate referrals.