Eyelash Extensions Style Guide

Eyelash Extensions Style Guide

There’s three main types of eyelash extensions: Classic, Volumizing, and Maximum.
Here’s a helpful eyelash extensions guide that explains the difference between each style.

If a natural lash design is what you desire our Classic Lash design may be perfect for you. 

Five things that define a Classic Lash design

1. A single lash is applied to an individual natural lash along the lash line’
2. Lash curl selection typically ranges from J curl to C curl as these curl selections closely mimic the natural lash.
3. The diameter of the lash extension should be equal to or slightly greater than the natural lash.
4. The length of the lash extension should be 25 to 50% longer than the natural lash.
5. Lash extension placement in length should closely mirror that of the natural eyelash.

If you covet a fuller lash our Volumizing Lash design may be perfect for you.  We can give you what nature didn’t, full lush lashes.

Volumizing eyelash extensions are becoming popularly known as “Russian Volume Eyelash Extensions“

Five things you should know about Volumizing Lash Design

1. Volumizing lash extension design consists of featherweight ‘lashblooms.’
2. LashBlooms consists of 2 to 5 microfine lash fibers tailored together by a seamless base.
3. Each customized featherweight LashBloom is adhered to an individual lash.
4. LashBlooms fill in sparse lashes resulting in a voluminous appearance.
5. Volumizing Lash Design can be worn safely when coupled with Classic Lash Design, this technique is often referred to as  a “Hybrid” lash design.

If you want over the top lashes that will stand out on your worlds stage our Maxi Lash design will let you lead with the WOW!

Five things you should know about Maxi Lash Design

1. Maxi Lash Design utilizes multiple LashBlooms sometimes consisting of up to 5 microfine lashes each.
2. Multiple LashBlooms are applied to an individual natural lash
3. Because of the heft and weight Maxi Lash Design should only be worn for special occasions; brides and weddings; editorial work etc.
4. Extreme caution should be taken when continuing Maxi Lash wear as the The College of Optometrists in England has warned that “repeated use of eyelash extensions can cause traction alopecia, a condition where the hair falls out due to excessive tension placed on the hair shaft. As a result, this can damage the hair follicle, which can slow down and even cease production of hair.”
5. Maxi Lash Designs take up to 3 hours to create and cost up to $300 for a new set.

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