Beginner Eyelash Extension Course

Lesson 1 • Professional Ethics and Client Rights

Defines ethical responsibilities including informed consent, confidentiality, and honest service recommendations. Connects professional conduct to long-term client trust.

Lesson 2 • Setting Up a Professional Workspace

Details ergonomic setup, lighting requirements, and tool organisation for a lash station. Proper setup reduces fatigue and supports precision work.

Lesson 3 • Anatomy of the Eye and Lash

Covers ocular anatomy, natural lash growth cycles, and follicle structure. Provides the biological basis for all extension placement decisions.

Lesson 1 • Disinfection and Sterilisation of Tools

Distinguishes between cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilising reusable tools. Students select the correct method for each tool type used in lash services.

Lesson 2 • Infection Control Fundamentals

Covers the chain of infection, pathogen types, and barrier techniques relevant to lash services. Establishes the rationale behind every sanitation step.

Lesson 3 • Allergy Recognition and Contraindications

Identifies signs of allergic reactions, contraindications, and conditions requiring service refusal. Prepares students to screen clients and respond to adverse events.

Lesson 1 • Tweezers: Types and Functions

Compares straight, curved, and volume tweezers by grip angle and intended use. Correct tweezer selection directly affects isolation quality and fan creation.

Lesson 2 • Primers, Sealers, and Aftercare Products

Explains the role of primers in bond preparation and sealers in retention extension. Students understand when and how to apply each product correctly.

Lesson 3 • Adhesives: Selection and Performance

Covers adhesive viscosity, dry time, humidity sensitivity, and retention factors. Students match adhesive type to their skill level and working environment.

Lesson 4 • Eye Pads, Tape, and Ancillary Supplies

Reviews under-eye pad types, medical tape, and micro-brushes used during application. Proper use of ancillary supplies protects the client and improves visibility.

Lesson 1 • Conducting an Effective Consultation

Structures the intake process including health history, lifestyle questions, and visual preference review. A thorough consultation prevents mismatched results and adverse events.

Lesson 2 • Classic Style Designs and Looks

Covers natural, cat-eye, doll-eye, and squirrel-eye classic designs and their mapping formulas. Students match each design to the appropriate eye shape and client preference.

Lesson 3 • Identifying Eye Shapes and Features

Teaches recognition of almond, round, hooded, monolid, and downturned eye shapes. Eye shape identification drives every lash map and style decision.

Lesson 1 • Isolation: The Core Safety Skill

Develops the ability to isolate a single natural lash cleanly before each extension placement. Proper isolation prevents stickies and protects natural lash health.

Lesson 2 • Completing and Finishing a Classic Set

Guides students through systematic row completion, checking for stickies, and applying a sealer. A finished set is assessed against symmetry, curl consistency, and retention quality.

Lesson 3 • Troubleshooting Classic Application Issues

Addresses poor retention, lash twisting, adhesive shock, and uneven length distribution. Students diagnose root causes and apply corrective techniques during practice sets.

Lesson 4 • Adhesive Application and Bonding

Teaches correct adhesive dot size, dipping technique, and placement angle for a secure bond. Consistent adhesive application is the primary driver of retention.

Lesson 1 • Safe Lash Extension Removal

Details gel and cream remover application, dwell time, and gentle removal technique. Safe removal prevents natural lash breakage and prepares the client for a new set.

Lesson 2 • Fill Application Strategy and Sequencing

Covers removal of outgrown extensions, isolation of new growth, and efficient fill sequencing. Strategic sequencing maximises fill quality within a standard appointment time.

Lesson 3 • Assessing a Returning Client's Lash Set

Teaches evaluation of retention percentage, natural lash health, and growth cycle stage at fill appointments. Accurate assessment determines the service plan and time allocation.

Lesson 1 • Premade Fan Application

Introduces premade and promade fans as a beginner-friendly entry point into volume lashing. Students apply premade fans with correct isolation and bonding technique.

Lesson 2 • Handmade Fan Creation: Strip Method

Teaches the strip method for creating handmade fans directly from the lash strip. Consistent fan symmetry and base tightness are the primary skills developed.

Lesson 3 • Completing a Beginner Volume Set

Applies fan-making skills to a full volume set using a lash map and systematic sequencing. Students evaluate the finished set for fan consistency, retention, and symmetry.

Lesson 4 • Volume Lash Fundamentals

Defines volume lashing, fan weight limits, and the difference between 2D through 6D fans. Students understand why volume requires ultra-fine lash diameters to protect natural lashes.

Lesson 1 • Client Records and Documentation

Establishes systems for intake forms, service notes, and photo documentation of each client's lash history. Accurate records support safety, consistency, and professional accountability.

Lesson 2 • Building an Online Presence

Guides students in creating a portfolio, managing social media, and collecting client reviews. A strong online presence is the primary driver of new client acquisition for lash artists.

Lesson 3 • Pricing Your Lash Services

Covers cost-of-goods calculation, market research, and value-based pricing for classic and volume sets. Correct pricing ensures profitability without undervaluing professional skill.