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When you find an eyelash has fallen on your cheek and you put it on your fingertip to remove it, do you ever stop to look at how it curls? Of course because humans are unique beings, there are all types of lash shapes, thicknesses and sizes. So that our customers can replicate as many of these natural differences as they can, we offer a wide selection of shapes in our range. You do want to choose lashes that resemble your client's natural lashes so that they adhere nicely. This illustrates the spectrum of lashes - we carry J Curl, C,...

If you're like me, you are usually a multi-tasking maven, juggling many things at once - and this doesn't leave a lot of time for doing make-up! I know mascara isn't a big time commitment but really, if I'm running out the door there are a few other things I'm doing before I get as far as mascara, not to mention lash curling or strip lashes! So I think lash style is a great chance to consider, in the words of Homer Simpson, "Can't someone else do it?" The great thing is that, this time, the answer is most definitely YES!...

If you're looking for more details about eyelash extensions or are wondering about giving them a go, we've put together some links that give you all of the details you need! Stylecaster provides a great overview here Bustle shares the top info you need to know before getting some Haper's Bazaar goes through the pros and cons Racked gets into the details So that's a good start to giving you lots of information about getting eyelash extensions! Enjoy!

If you are ready to try last extensions at home, here are some great tips that can help you learn how easy they are to apply and enjoy!Supplies needed:Glue RingLash GlueLash RemoverTweezersLashesMascara Wand Put a small amount of glue into the glue ring. Pick up the first clump of lashes with your tweezers and dip the end into the glue ring. You don't need a lot of glue. Working from the outside edge of your eye, apply the lash directly to your lash line, on top of your lash. You want it to adhere to the lashes themselves, not directly...

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...