Guides, tips and tutorials for every lash tech.

Sensitive clients are part of the job. A client who experiences irritation, redness, or discomfort during or after their lash appointment is not automatically having an allergic reaction — but unde...

If there's one issue that causes more problems for lash techs — and more damage to clients — than any other, it's stickies. They're common. They're preventable. And they're something every tech nee...

If you've noticed your clients' lashes lasting beautifully through the cooler months and dropping faster than expected from November through to March, you're not imagining it — and it's probably no...

One of the most common sources of tension between lash techs and clients is the infill conversation. The client books a fill. You look at the lashes and know they need a full set. The client doesn'...

Retention doesn't start when the client leaves the salon. It starts before you even open the adhesive. But the single biggest thing most techs can do to improve their client retention numbers — wit...

You don't need a fitted salon suite to run a professional lash business. Some of the best techs in the industry work from a spare room, a rented chair, or a small studio. What matters isn't the siz...

If you've ever finished a set and felt like something was slightly off — the shape wasn't quite right, one side looked different from the other — lash mapping is probably what was missing. It's the...

Starting out in lashes is exciting — and expensive, if you're not careful. The industry is full of beautiful products, tempting bundles, and marketing that makes you feel like you need everything b...