Mar 18 ā¢ Lash Tech Chat š©·
š¬ Overprocessing leads to weak, over curled lashes - so how do you prevent this from happening?
We've all seen it (or done it ourselves š¬)
a lash lift thatās gone too far, leaving the lashes looking over-curled, brittle, or even frizzy
But preventing this isnāt just about timing, itās about your entire process!
Letās break it down šš»
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Processing times - Are you adjusting for different lash types?
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Solution placement - Are you applying the solution to the right part of the lash? If your lifting solution saturates the tips, youāre asking for trouble Solution should only be applied at the base to mid-lengths, always avoiding the tips!!!
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Shield size & positioning - Are you using the right shield for your clientās natural lash length? A shield thatās too small will create an over-curled effect, even if your processing time is correct
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Checking the lift mid-processing - Do you check the lashes before removing the solution, or just wait until the timer goes off? Some lashes process faster than othersāwatching the lift in real-time can help you stop before over processing happens
š” Your Turn - Whatās the biggest mistake youāve made (or seen) with lash lifts? Have you ever had a lift that turned out too curled or brittle? Have you figured out your own tricks to prevent it? š
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š¬ Overprocessing leads to weak, over curled lashes - so how do you prevent this from happening?
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