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As a lash artist, your tools and supplies are the backbone of your craft. The quality of your eyelash extensions, adhesives, tweezers, and other essentials can make or break the results you deliver to your clients. But beyond just having the best tools, knowing when and how to stock up is equally important. So why is it crucial to stock up on eyelash extension supplies? How does taking advantage of sales help elevate your business, save you money, and keep your clients coming back for more? 1. Never Run Out of Essentials Imagine being halfway through a client’s appointment and realizing you’re...

Are you still waiting to get on the false eyelash trend? What if you could wake up with lush, full lashes without the fuss everyday? Maybe it's time to try some fake lashes! If you don't want to make the first attempt yourself, find a good salon. We'll be profiling some in our blog - especially New Zealand salons - so check back soon to see if we've featured one near you! It's a simple process, they can last for weeks and they really make your eyes pop. The quality and style of the lashes these days makes them look so...

No matter what type of lash extensions your client has, aftercare is usually a key part of ensuring that lash extensions stay looking lovely for longer. Reminding your clients of aftercare best practice after their lash treatment is a good idea to help prolong the life of their lashes. We’ve put together some of our top tips for clients following their appointment: • Try not to have a hot bath or shower for 24 hours after your lashes have been applied • Try not to rub at your eyes or pull out your lashes – dry your eye area carefully...

We spoke to Jenna, a lash extension specialist who has been in the industry for 10 years after previously working in an office job, to find out more about how she built up a successful lash business from scratch. Jenna has her own salon and does around 30-40 sets of lashes a week after cutting down to get her work life balance back. Here is her story...I trained in lashes 2007 whilst working full time in an office job with a plan to do lashes part time to build up my client base. At the beginning to promote my work...

Exhibiting at a trade show tends to be something that manufacturers or suppliers take part in more than an individual salon or lash specialist (however this varies from show to show) – they may be introducing a new product, promoting a new way of training or just be looking to raise their brand profile.However, it’s still worth attending trade shows even if you’re a attending as an individual. Trade shows can be invaluable to learn about new products and services, training and industry innovation. It’s also a great opportunity to meet new people, network in the industry and reconnect with...