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Hey Colleen! The quick fall out can be from a number of things. Can you tell me more about your aftercare? If you are finding yourself sweating more, you may need to clean your eyes more often. However, it's not always the client. Have you had issues with the glue and application of the lash artist in the past?

Thanks so much 😊 Glad it was helpful!

Hope you like it! It's been my fave lately!!

Thank you so much! I'm actually using our easy fanning lashes, they fan out on their own so I don't have to pinch them or anything. Makes them so much easier 😊 linked them in the description if you want to check them out!

Absolutely! I use the regular sharpie fine point pens or you can use felt pens. I love using the blue sensitive tape to tape back the lashes, or you can use an under eye patch.

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Glad it was helpful! Good luck in your courses!

Stretching is so important! And adjusting your set up to be more comfortable helps. You want to make sure your table is high enough and that you are using a chair that allows you to have your feet flat on the ground and your knees at a 90 degree angle.

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Glad you found it helpful! Another trick for lighter lashes that I've heard is black tape instead of white. Can be work a try to help you isolate! Otherwise make sure you have really great lighting and that you move your bed as close as possible to you (as much as is comfortable) and wear magnifying glasses for the best view of the lashes.

It's a doll eye, B curl, 15 in the center and 13 on either side I believe!

Great tip! Thank you for sharing!! 😊

Most basic rule of thumb is no more than double the length or double the thickness of the lash. However, use your best judgement! If they have really weak or damaged lashes, try not to go too long or too thick to avoid any damage!

Yes! I'm using the Yegi Beauty Mega Volume Easy Fanning Lashes! 😊

Classics are a great place to start! However, I recommend getting into both classic and volume, even if it's just with pre-made or easy fanning volume lashes so you can start building that muscle memory as soon as you can. It's also great for building clientele to offer a variety of styles.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

Generally Classic will be faster and easier than a hybrid set, especially if you are handmaking your own fans. However, if your client has more difficult lashes or they're more curly or are pointing in different directions, it may be more difficult to do a classic set since all the lashes have to be placed in the same direction for it to look nice and clean.

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Thank you!!

I personally like isolating the traditional way with tweezers but this is a great trick to have on hand for specific mapping looks (i.e. a wispy set or a colorful set where you are using a specific color in each layer) as well as for clients with more difficult to isolate lashes.

I'm a little biased but Yegi Beauty is a great place to start :)

It was my first time using the kit during this video so I was testing it out and found that it's generally better to do less time with solution 1 since it's a strong formula. My model's lashes in this video ended up overprocessing because the first solution was left on too long and the second one wasn't on long enough

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I have a full tutorial for this on my channel! :)

Thanks. I’ll take a look.

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Hey! The video should be in 1080p - sometimes when it's just uploaded the video won't be available in HD yet. Should be good now!

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The lashes are attached to the natural lashes!

@@YegiBeautywith glue? How do they say on?

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Wow, thanks! I appreciate that! Stay tuned for more tutorials soon - next one will be coming out on April 15th! 😊

I'm so glad! Thank you for watching and for your support 😊

Glad it was helpful!

The marker I use? It's just a Sharpie Ultra Fine Tip! Linked in the description 💕

Thank you! 😊

Hi! I have a few videos on the lash business and what you need! As far as "how many lashes", I personally don't count lashes - you just want to try to apply an extension to every natural lash if possible.

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This is a very old video, in my more recent tutorials we include cleanser, primer and under eye patches as part of our prepping process. The other tips in this video should still be helpful to beginner lash techs! :)

I do! I cleanse with the Yegi Lash Foam Cleanser, and then apply the Yegi Beauty Primer. I'm using our Yegi Premium Adhesive in this video!

These are common classic lash extension mistakes lash artists make in the beginning. I have a lot of classic lash tutorials on my channel!

It's hard because it's a new movement and you're working with small objects basically - lots of practice will help you build that muscle memory!

I'm using the Yegi Beauty Premium Adhesive here!

Aw I'm so happy to hear that ❤️ thank you for watching!!