Lash Design Course

Lesson 1 • Client Health Screening

Covers contraindications, allergy history, and patch-test procedures. Screening protects clients and reduces liability before any service begins.

Lesson 2 • Eye and Lash Anatomy

Covers orbital anatomy, lash growth cycles, and follicle structure. This knowledge underpins safe product placement and client assessment throughout the course.

Lesson 3 • Tools, Supplies, and Materials

Identifies essential tools, adhesive types, and lash extension materials. Familiarity with supplies enables informed purchasing and quality control decisions.

Lesson 4 • Sanitation and Infection Control

Teaches disinfection protocols, single-use tool policies, and workspace hygiene. Proper sanitation prevents cross-contamination and protects both client and technician.

Lesson 1 • Adhesive Storage and Troubleshooting

Covers proper storage conditions, expiration indicators, and common adhesive failures. Correct storage preserves adhesive performance and client safety.

Lesson 2 • Extension Fiber Characteristics

Examines synthetic, mink-style, and silk-style fibers for weight, sheen, and durability. Material choice directly affects client comfort and retention.

Lesson 3 • Adhesive Chemistry and Curing

Explains cyanoacrylate chemistry, humidity sensitivity, and curing stages. Understanding adhesive behavior prevents poor retention and adverse reactions.

Lesson 4 • Adhesive Application Techniques

Teaches correct bead size, dipping angle, and placement speed for optimal bonds. Consistent application technique is the single greatest factor in retention.

Lesson 1 • Identifying Eye Shapes

Classifies almond, round, hooded, monolid, downturned, and wide-set eye shapes. Accurate classification is the prerequisite for all design decisions.

Lesson 2 • Design Styles and Their Effects

Covers natural, cat-eye, doll-eye, squirrel, and staggered styles. Each style creates a distinct visual effect suited to specific eye shapes.

Lesson 3 • Lash Mapping Principles

Introduces zone-based lash mapping and length-placement logic. A precise map translates design intent into consistent, repeatable application.

Lesson 4 • Client Consultation and Design Selection

Teaches structured consultation questions, lifestyle assessment, and design recommendation. Matching design to client lifestyle increases satisfaction and retention.

Lesson 1 • Isolation Technique

Teaches single-lash isolation using the non-dominant hand tweezer. Isolation prevents bonding multiple lashes together, which causes damage and discomfort.

Lesson 2 • Classic Extension Placement

Demonstrates correct attachment point, angle, and wrap for one-to-one placement. Precise placement ensures natural movement and long-term lash health.

Lesson 3 • Completing and Finishing a Classic Set

Guides students through full-set sequencing, gap filling, and final inspection. A systematic finish ensures even coverage and a polished client result.

Lesson 4 • Workstation Setup and Client Positioning

Establishes ergonomic bed height, lighting angles, and client draping. Proper setup reduces technician fatigue and ensures precise application access.

Lesson 1 • Premade and Promade Fan Use

Compares handmade fans with premade and promade options for speed and consistency. Understanding trade-offs helps technicians choose the right approach per service.

Lesson 2 • Volume Lash Theory and Safety

Explains weight-to-natural-lash ratios and safe fan diameter limits. Volume theory prevents overloading lashes and causing premature shedding.

Lesson 3 • Handmade Fan Construction

Teaches pinching, rolling, and bouquet methods for creating symmetrical fans. Consistent fan shape is the foundation of a polished volume set.

Lesson 4 • Completing a Full Volume Set

Guides sequencing, density balancing, and finishing steps for a complete volume set. Systematic completion produces even fullness and a professional result.

Lesson 1 • Hybrid Application Workflow

Sequences classic and volume placements within a single hybrid service efficiently. A structured workflow prevents adhesive drying delays and ensures even coverage.

Lesson 2 • Mega Volume Application Rules

Covers weight limits, isolation demands, and placement precision for mega volume. Strict adherence to weight rules protects natural lash integrity at high density.

Lesson 3 • Troubleshooting Advanced Sets

Addresses fan closure, stickies, poor retention, and uneven density in advanced sets. Systematic troubleshooting skills reduce rework time and improve client outcomes.

Lesson 4 • Hybrid Set Design and Mapping

Defines hybrid sets as a blend of classic and volume extensions in a single design. Strategic placement of each type creates texture and dimension unique to hybrid work.

Lesson 1 • Client Retention and Rebooking

Covers rebooking strategies, loyalty programs, and communication between appointments. Strong retention practices build a stable, recurring client base.

Lesson 2 • Fill Application Workflow

Covers removal of grown-out extensions, cleaning, and new extension placement during fills. An efficient fill workflow maintains set quality without extending service time.

Lesson 3 • Understanding the Fill Appointment

Explains growth cycle timing, fill intervals, and assessing remaining extensions. Proper fill assessment determines the service scope and time allocation needed.

Lesson 4 • Natural Lash Health Assessment

Identifies signs of lash damage, traction stress, and follicle fatigue during appointments. Early detection allows corrective action before permanent damage occurs.

Lesson 1 • Color Extension Design

Introduces colored fiber placement, ombre blending, and accent techniques. Color design differentiates a technician's menu and attracts trend-forward clients.

Lesson 2 • Building a Signature Style

Guides students in identifying personal aesthetic, developing a style identity, and consistency. A recognizable signature style drives word-of-mouth referrals and brand loyalty.

Lesson 3 • Specialty and Themed Designs

Explores holiday, bridal, and editorial themed lash designs for special occasions. Specialty services command premium pricing and expand creative revenue streams.

Lesson 4 • Textured and Wispy Styles

Covers spike placement, wet-look fans, and layered wispy mapping for editorial effects. Textured styles are among the most requested contemporary lash looks.