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Korean Lash Lift and Tint
Super happy with the results!
u/GardeningVet23 — 12 days ago
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Is it too much?
I got a lash lift yesterday and I gotta admit I panicked and felt like it was way too high. This is what it looks like today, does it look bad or too high? Or does it just feel weird because it's quite a drastic change. My lashes usually point straight down, almost closing my eye.
u/BandNo721 — 13 days ago
My clients lashes dropped a few days after lifting, why?
My client just messaged me after 4 days of her appointment saying her lash lift has dropped (Korean lash lift) I left step one on for 9 mins and step 2 for 8 mins. Her natural lashes are thick but point in different directions.
I’ve never had this before, why could this have happened and any advice on what to suggest her or what to do next time?
u/crazycatladiiii — 11 days ago
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How can I moisturize my lashes after a lash lift?
I got a lash lift about a week ago and it feels kinda hard to put on my mascara because of how dry they are. How can I prep my lashes before mascara ?
u/Fun-Ball-2644 — 12 days ago
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Bad lift or normal
I got a “Korean lash lift” and I’m not super stoked on it. I feel like they are so flipped that it makes them look shorter. I feel like they are sticking straight up. Am I overthinking it? I messaged the lash tech and she said they would settle in a couple days but I’m not sure.
u/Suitable-Option6638 — 13 days ago
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Aftercare
Since so, many people ask for aftercare products I thought I would share one that I’ve been using for years. It’s available on Amazon.
u/CarieBradshaw5688 — 11 days ago
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is it worth getting a lashlift on naturally curly lashes?
I'm interested in a lash lift to define my lashes more and make them full as I have quite curly lashes but a few gaps in between. Would a lift help with closing the gaps and add more definition? I've heard there could be a risk of my lashes becoming over curled so how do i go about finding the right tech because so far every tech have said they can do it for me but I'm wary if theyre agreeing to it because of a sale instead of offering a personalised service?
u/mekkie23 — 14 days ago
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Over processed lash relift?
I always did my own lashes but got lazy and got them done by a woman in her own studio. They are clearly over processed and going in every direction and half weren’t lifted especially on the outer corner.
So the photo of me in the mascara and the next one show them after they were done July 20. Now over two months later they still look HORRIBLE! As you can guess a lot have grown back but there are so many still sticking straight up. I’m at the point where I want to redo them myself but I’m afraid I’ll fry the bad ones off. But then again maybe that’s a good thing lol. Help! I don’t want to wait any longer :( I want pretty lashes again
u/chickenland1 — 13 days ago
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Lift and lashes
Recently a client of mine showed me a TikTok where they did a Korean lash lift and then lash extensions. My client was like oh because it’s a Korean lash lift it’s okay to do lashes after? I was likeeeee I’m not really sure about that.
Still feels like a lot of chemicals and if you’re weakening/altering the hair(lash) bonds I feel lash extensions would put too much strain on that?
What are your guys thoughts? I’ve always been told you can’t be doing both.
u/Ok-Cantaloupe-4008 — 12 days ago