60 Flare Lashes, 2nd Quality | C-Curl

These Push-up Lashes also called Flare Lashes Individual Lashes or Cluster Lashes are a small bundle of single lashes connected at the end in a little flare knot.

They are beautiful and designed to look exactly like human lashes. They are soft light-weight bend-resistant flexible and curled at one side. Because of their different lengths in the bundle they give a natural look.

While I used to apply eyelashes one by one I now use more and more Flare Lashes because the result is more convincing for the following reasons:

• The final look is fuller. With only 12-16 Push-up Lashes per lid a more expressively beautiful eyelash wreath is generated. Once you have had these gorgeous looking lashes you will never want the one-by-one method again.
• It is no longer necessary to tape the lower lid because the treatment can/should be done with half open eyes. This procedure is much more pleasant for the client.
• It is not necessary for the customer to lay down for the treatment; the application can be done very comfortably sitting.
• While the one-by-one eyelash application method lasts up to 2 hours per client the application of Push-up Lashes can be done in only 20-30 minutes.
• This is enormously economic and timesaving for the client as well as for the Eyelash Professional. The time that was needed before for one single client can now be used for 3 clients.
• As an Eyelash Professional you can offer this method far cheaper than the single eyelash application method. So you can extend your target group and generate a bigger turnover.

A beautiful side-effect for me was that I can now extend also my own eyelashes because the application is much easier.

And this is how it works

1. Clean the clients? eyelid and lashes in a safe and effective way of makeup. Use only oil free eye make up remover in order to optimize the durability of the glue.
2. Apply a drop of waterproof special Lashes Adhesive on a glass tray or jade stone.
3. Now prepare some Push-up Lashes in all 3 sizes on a white tissue in front of you and some small wooden Pallilos.
4. You now work from the left to the right for right-handers - or vice-versa for left-handers.
5. Pick up a bundle of Push-up Lashes with a curved tweezers dab the end approximately 1 mm deep into the glue and then apply it on the natural eyelash.
6. Now stick an eyelash bundle one after the other on the natural eyelashes as densely as possible at the lid edge but take care not to touch the lid which might irritate the skin.
7. After each application you press/ squash the eyelash bundle with two against each other pressed wooden Pallilos one below and the other above the eyelashes slightly like a tweezers while the wood absorbs the superfluous glue.
8. The distance between the Push-up Lashes should be as close as possible.
9. Use shorter lengths at the inner side of the lid and longer ones at the outside of the lid.

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