Lash Lift & Tint + Brow Lamination

Service Description

A lash lift is a procedure that lifts/curls your natural lashes without using lash extensions. This is a great option if you want something a little more subtle than lash extensions. This is also great if you want something less maintenance than mascara or extensions or aren't a candidate for lash extensions. The duration of the procedure takes 1 hour and lasts from 1 month and a half to 2 months. The tint is great to create the look of mascara. The tint takes 5 minutes after getting the lift but on its own takes 20 minutes and it lasts from 3-4 weeks. You will learn: How to set up your station. Client preparation, sanitization, cleaning lashes, gel pads, applying silicone pads. In depth hands on coverage of procedure. How to choose the appropriate silicone pad sizes for each individual. Tools and products used during lash lift. You will get to practice on 2 models to get the hands on training that you need. If you are not able to provide 2 models, please let us know in advance so we can post on social media. After training: We offer continuous support after you've completed your training. --- This course is a one day program. Classes are scheduled for 8 hours total completing 2 models. A student must successfully complete both theory, hands on and at least 2 models of full sets in order to obtain a Certificate. Each section of the course includes both theoretical and mostly practical hands on work. At the end of each model, a Master Lash Technician will thoroughly check to see if everything is done properly. Students receive a mark and written feedback after each model. To help students create a successful  Lash business, we go through marketing and social media tips and tricks. Students are also encouraged to bring a digital camera to keep record of their practical work for themselves.  Please note that it is necessary to bring models for the practical work. They will get a Lash Lift & Tint + a Brow Lamination. They are expected to lay down for around 3 hours. Students must provide their own models. ​