Lash Tech Course

Lesson 1 • Industry Standards and Regulations

Introduces professional hygiene standards, licensing requirements, and scope of practice. Establishes the compliance framework students must follow in every service.

Lesson 2 • Lash Growth Cycle Essentials

Explains anagen, catagen, and telogen phases and their impact on retention. Students apply this knowledge to set realistic client expectations and schedule appointments correctly.

Lesson 3 • Health and Safety Protocols

Covers contraindications, allergy screening, and emergency response procedures. Students learn to identify risk factors before beginning any lash service.

Lesson 1 • Essential Tools and Their Use

Introduces tweezers, micro-brushes, jade stones, and tape types used in lash application. Proper tool handling reduces fatigue and improves placement precision.

Lesson 2 • Adhesives and Bonding Chemistry

Explains cyanoacrylate chemistry, humidity sensitivity, and cure time variables. Students match adhesive formulas to environmental conditions and client sensitivity levels.

Lesson 3 • Lash Extension Types and Materials

Distinguishes synthetic, mink-style, silk, and cashmere lash fibers by weight, curl, and length. Students select appropriate materials based on client eye shape and desired outcome.

Lesson 1 • Eye Mapping Techniques

Demonstrates zone-based eye mapping using measurement tools and symmetry guidelines. Precise maps ensure balanced, proportional lash sets across both eyes.

Lesson 2 • Lash Style Selection and Design

Covers natural, cat-eye, doll-eye, and wispy styles and the mapping logic behind each. Students translate client preferences into a concrete, executable design plan.

Lesson 3 • Facial Feature Analysis

Identifies eye shapes, lid types, and facial proportions that influence lash design choices. Students match lash styles to enhance each client's unique features.

Lesson 1 • Prep and Priming the Natural Lash

Details cleansing, priming, and taping procedures that optimize adhesive bonding. Proper prep is the single greatest factor in long-term lash retention.

Lesson 2 • Isolation Technique Mastery

Trains precise single-lash isolation using dominant and non-dominant hand coordination. Correct isolation prevents bonding of adjacent lashes and protects follicle health.

Lesson 3 • Adhesive Application and Placement

Covers adhesive dot size, dipping angle, and the 45-degree placement rule for classic extensions. Consistent adhesive application produces uniform retention across the full set.

Lesson 1 • Handmade Fan Construction

Teaches pinching, rolling, and bouquet methods for creating 2D–6D fans from a strip. Handmade fans allow full customization of fan width, length, and texture.

Lesson 2 • Volume Lash Fundamentals

Explains the difference between classic and volume lash load, diameter selection, and fan theory. Students understand why ultra-fine extensions are required for safe volume application.

Lesson 3 • Volume Set Execution and Safety

Applies volume fans to a full set while managing lash load, spacing, and adhesive control. Students complete sets that are fluffy, symmetrical, and free of stickies.

Lesson 1 • Mega Volume Safety and Lash Health

Addresses cumulative lash load limits, growth cycle disruption risks, and client screening for mega volume. Safe mega volume preserves natural lash integrity over repeated fills.

Lesson 2 • Hybrid Set Design and Execution

Combines classic and volume fans in a single set to create textured, dimensional results. Students map hybrid placement ratios and blend fan sizes for a cohesive look.

Lesson 3 • Mega Volume Fan Construction

Extends volume fanning skills to 7D–16D fans using ultra-fine 0.03–0.05 mm extensions. Students build symmetrical mega fans with tight bases and even petal distribution.

Lesson 1 • Lash Health and Retention Troubleshooting

Identifies causes of poor retention, premature shedding, and lash damage, then applies corrective solutions. Students diagnose and resolve common service issues to improve client outcomes.

Lesson 2 • Fill Appointment Assessment

Teaches retention analysis, growth cycle mapping, and identifying lash health issues at fill appointments. Accurate assessment determines the correct fill strategy and time allocation.

Lesson 3 • Fill Execution Techniques

Covers removal of grown-out extensions, isolation of new growth, and seamless blending of new lashes. Efficient fill technique maintains set quality and client satisfaction between appointments.

Lesson 1 • Professional Policies and Client Agreements

Establishes service agreements, liability waivers, and refund policies that protect the technician and client. Clear policies reduce disputes and set professional expectations from the first appointment.

Lesson 2 • Service Menu and Pricing Strategy

Guides students through cost-of-goods analysis, market positioning, and tiered service menu creation. Accurate pricing ensures profitability while remaining competitive in the local market.

Lesson 3 • Client Retention and Rebooking

Teaches rebooking scripts, loyalty programs, and follow-up communication strategies that maximize client lifetime value. Retained clients are the most cost-effective source of sustainable revenue.