Wispy Lash Sets: How to Build One That Isn't Messy

Wispy Lash Sets: How to Build One That Isn't Messy

A wispy set is two jobs happening at once. Underneath, a dense, soft lash line doing the work of eyeliner — intensity at the base. Above it, longer spikes with more lift, providing the height...
Mixing Lash Curls: Within One Eye, and Between Two

Mixing Lash Curls: Within One Eye, and Between Two

Most curl advice assumes you'll choose one curl and use it across the whole set. That's a reasonable starting point and a considerable simplification, because there are three separate reasons to use more than one....
CC vs D Curl: How to Decide (And Why the Lash Decides for You)

CC vs D Curl: How to Decide (And Why the Lash Decides for You)

Two curls get confused more than any others in this industry, and it costs artists sets. CC and D sit next to each other on every curl chart, which makes them look like neighbours —...
Which Lash Curl for Which Eye? Shape, Type and Growth Direction

Which Lash Curl for Which Eye? Shape, Type and Growth Direction

You're in consultation. The client's in the chair. You're not thinking "what does a CC curl do?" — you're thinking "what does this eye need?" So here's the curl range organised the way you actually...
Lash Curl Guide: B, C, CC, D, L, L+ and M Explained

Lash Curl Guide: B, C, CC, D, L, L+ and M Explained

Here's the thing most curl charts don't tell you: the curl you pick is not the curl your client sees. A CC curl on straight or downward-growing lashes reads like a C. A D curl...
M Curl Eyelash Extensions

M Curl Lashes: The Complete Guide for Lash Artists

M curl has a straight base that rises into a strong upward lift — sharper in structure than an L, without the roundness of a D. That combination is why it's become one of the...