Even as a licensed and certified artist, I’d gladly pay for and take a training course with you. Excellent work as per usual. Wet lashes are a bit too easy to screw up for my liking, but I’m working on it.
She's great!! And has tried it all !!! Love hopping on here to get her opinions on these products !!! I haven't tried London lash but have eyeballed them ever since ive started in 2019
Well done Lovely! I like what you said about when using 0.07mm for wet lashes the bases look a little more chunky. Definitely agree! I've had that same issue so I was using 0.05mm but now I'm gonna give 0.03mm a try. Thanks for always sharing your knowledge!
This video was amazing thank you so much for explaining everything in detail. I was looking for something like this to try out wet lashes and love your explanation on how to do them. 💕☺️
Absolutely love watching your videos I can watch them all day! But girl I wanted to count how many times you said “pretty much” Lool I love you so much.❤️
Girl ever since I started watching your videos I’ve been very interested into lashing 😅 and now I want to take my training soon! Watching your videos have made it much easier to understand everything. I love how detailed and well explained your videos are! Please keep posting ! 🤗
Girl I'm the queen of Ums, sooo yeah, pretty much, Definitely... 😅 I know it's too much and I try to edit most of it out but I can't help myself 🤦🏻♀️ so sorry hahaha
Beautiful work. I know you said you don't brush them out because they will look fluffy. What will they look like when the client washes them and brushes through them?.
Hey Yoyis loved the video, one question though? You said don’t brush them because it’ll take the wet lash look away, so then how will the clients keep up with them if they can’t brush? Or did I understand wrong? And did you do those spikes all throughout the set
They can brush them but if you want the crisp picture right after I suggest not to brush them. After that they can do as they please with their lashes.
Hey girl I’d love to know what you use to hold your camera/phone I’ve been wanting to order it but I’m not sure what it is exactly. Love to know what you use! ❤️
2 hours. Only because I took longer because I had to record it. It takes me more time to do all that. But on the regular it takes me just as long as doing a classic set so 1-1.5 hr
@@YoyisLashBeauty ic! I just started lashing for a few months. I always take a very long time.. 3 hours + still finding ways to improve on my speed! Thanks for your reply!
Love these!! Quick question, do you create the spikes as you go or do you pre make them before the client arrives to the appt? I just imagine it would take up so much time to do during!
It's actually so simple to make them as you go. Especially when we are just making spikes and aren't fanning them out. So I make them as I go. I don't need to premade them before hand.
@@YoyisLashBeauty Thank you so much for getting back to me on this, thats so helpful. Last question! would you recommend lashing every lash like you would with classics? or would you sometimes just put regular classics lashes inbetween so that it doesnt look super intesne? xx
This may be a dumb question but do you make the spikes as you go with the set? I just feel like it would take me 10 hours to complete if I did that. Or do you prepare all the spikes before hand?
The same thing. Nothing changed on aftercare. When I said don't brush them I only meant for you to take pictures but they are able to brush them afterwards and wash them normally.
If you do things correctly but make sure that they look like spikes and not fans throughout the process then they should stay closed and look like wet lashes. If you have a couple that look fanned out then I recommend to remove those and replace with spikes because when they do go in to wash them they will end up opening up
The difference is the quality of them. They are different lashes. Look different and feel different. But both very beautiful. I love both of them just as much.
They're not actually wet hun. They are called wet because of the look we are mimicking. It won't be considered a wet set look if you add classic lashes to it. Wet Set is made up of only Volume Lashes to mimic the look of how lashes look when they are wet.
In this video, I showed how to do this style using spikes. That's how you do a wet set style. Never use classic lashes to create spikes. Use volume lashes to create spikes. Classic classes are one extension per Lash. If you want to use classics, then it's considered a classic set, not a wet set. If you need to rewatch the video again to learn how to create spikes please do so but never use more than one classic lash to create spikes. It'll be so heavy and damaging.
@@YoyisLashBeauty no I don't mean classic lashes to use spikes cause they are too thick for it I know. But you can buy spikes or a mix tray of spikes with different lengths. So you don't have to create them yourself. And I was wondering if I could use pre-made spikes for a whole set or if they are different to the once you make.
Hey girrrrl, with a wet set would you recommend to your client to not brush them at all neither? After washing them, getting them wet, etc ? And just brush em up from tips?
@@YoyisLashBeauty I definitely have a sealer at home so just curious if I should use it. Definitely going to practice tonight. Thanks for always responding 🥰🥰🥰
heyy are you dipping the fan once in the glue and place it directly on the lash? Or are you dipping the fan in the glue to make the fan and then dipping the fan again in the glue and than on the lash? ps: i love your videos
Hi Yoyis, I'm using the translator because I speak Spanish 😅 Does the wet effect consist of placing closed fans? that is, several tabs together, like spikes?
No. They are different. A primer and super-bonder have different ingredients and are meant to be used differently. A primer preps the natural lash to ensure the glue and extension sticks well to the lashes. The super bonder helps cure the glue 100% so your client doesn't get any irritation from the glue and it helps with retention. I hope that helps
Just curious but is there a reason you stopped using SoCo? I am still using their primer and sealer but if you have a suggestion for better ones especially for desert living i would be very interested.
I wanted to focus on my brand and try new brands. I didn't want to feel tied down to just one brand. At the moment I've been loving London Lash. Check out my updated favorites video.
I dip just the tip, barely any glue and before it dries I pinch the tip to close it. And then I re-dipped it again but only the back side and make sure I don't get a lot of glue then place it on the lash.
Yes and yes. I explained that at the beginning of the video when I was showing how to make the spikes. That was a wet set it. All spikes. You can mix curls if you'd like or keep it the same. You can make it extra wispy by adding longer lengths at the top or keep it simple but the overall point of a wet set is to make the lashes look like their wet using all spikes.
Hi Yoyis I truly apologize for my previous comment I was trying to be funny while making a snarky comment and I am sorry I offended you. You are a sweet girl and it is very generous of you to share your knowledge for free with lash newbies like me. The way you speak reminds me of my cousin and I’m always correcting her only bc I want her to sound her best but that is not my place with you. I deleted my comment bc I feel awful for being such an ahole to someone who is so kind. I “pretty much” 😉 wish you all the best in all your endeavors.
Lol it's ok. My husband does the same thing to me so I do work hard to speak better. But if I'm being honest with you I was bullied a lot for the way that I talk and I knew someone would bring it up eventually. It does bother me to be made fun of that way because this is something I work hard on. But I appreciate your apology. Usually I can laugh at myself and make fun of myself because I am my own worst critic and me laughing at myself helps me get over it and because I was bullied I guess that's what pushes me to work harder on it. But even though I am aware of the way I talk I have never let that define me nor do I let that be a reason why I don't do what I do. It is a big insecurity of mine but I still go out my way to help whoever needs my help. I'm glad you didn't mean it in a rude way and honestly if you would've made fun of me in person I probably would've been right there laughing with you 🤣🙌
@@YoyisLashBeauty bendito miles desculpas y gracias por ser tan humilde y simpatica, eres tan bella y me has dado una motivacion y enerjia para empesar esta etapa de hacer artista de pestañas. You are so smart knowledgeable and funny and the fact that you share your knowledge with all of us in this capacity is commendable and OMG I didn’t know you had a whole podcast?!?! That’s is so amazing congratulations and I already started looking into picking up one of your beginner courses. Your heart and soul shines through and you are truly a sweet person and this is why god had blessed you we all need to be a little more like Yoyis 🫶🏼
Hey girl I know you said not to brush them out, so would that mean for the clients once they go home should they not brush/wash them either? How would you tell a clients to care for a wet look set?
Oh no I'm so sorry I should have explained myself good. The reason why I said not to brush them is in case you're trying to take pictures you want the lashes to still look very spiky, closed up. Sometimes when you brush them the fans tend to open up a little bit so they don't end up looking at spiky as you want them to so that's why I only say not to brush them if you are trying to take pictures right away. But after that once they go home they wash their lashes yes they can brush them out they could do whatever they want to them especially wash them every single day. But I only said that for the purpose if you are trying to take pictures.
No. If you did everything correctly by pinching the lashes and making sure that they're spiky at the top. Then there shouldn't be any reason why they open when they wash them out. They should stay in place.
Oh yes of course. If you do it right they shouldn't open. Just for the pictures your going to take you want to make sure everything is looking good. Thats why I said not to brush them but after that they can do whatever they want afterwards
a lot of people call it different names, wet set, angel eyes, mega classics, but yes the technique is the same. your using volume lashes to create spikes all throughout the set.
You said not to brush it out so what about days later when they shower and brush out their lashes, will it still have the same wet look? Or should they not ever brush it? Just want to know for future reference so I know what to tell my clients 😅
They can brush it out but if you want that perfect pic after you finish the set that's why I suggested not to brush them but afterwards yes they can do whatever they want with them.
I keep trying to do it or I follow you every video I am still struggling with isolation everything so hard for me after I paid a lots of money for my course
If you did everything correctly and make sure that each spike is a closed Spike and not found out then there shouldn't be an issue of them opening up when they do wash them and brush them out.
Hey hun. So when I said not to brush them out I meant just for the pictures afterwards. They are supposed to wash and brush them everyday. And if you did everything correctly by making sure they stayed a spike there should be no reason why they open up and get fluffy when the wash and brush them. They should still like the same. What do you mean by your spikes were drying? They are supposed to be dry. Your mimicking the look of them being not but they aren't supposed to be wet. They have to be fully dry when you apply or else if they are wet it's going to affect the glue. So be careful with that.
Wish all lash company's would put all info on the strips 12 / cc .3 5/cc/.7 some do and some don't... As soon as I lay that strip down I have to write it on there if it doesn't have it on there .... 😏 My thoughts
If you paid attention this is not a regular volume set. It's a wet set meaning fans are not fanned out. I know exactly what I'm doing. And I know the fans did the cross each other. Maybe from the angle that I was recording it looks like it but trust me I know what I was doing and this set is not a regular volume set. It's a wet set meaning fans are not fanned out. Lol.
@@YoyisLashBeauty i'm talking about the BOTTOM/FOOT of the fan, not about the wet look effect! no, it's not correct, but well what else could you expect from a "stylist" from USA. Lol. and, no, it is clear that you don't knoe what you are doing, i reccomend you to look at lash artist from eastern Europe, and than you will se how to do lashes in a correct way..
Oh, trust me, I've worked over work from Europe artists, and it's even worse. If you're talking about the base. It is correct. This video is old. It's bad quality. My camera is 100x zoomed in and distorts the footage and makes everything look bolder. To compare artist based from where they are from is funny. If you don't like my work it's better for you to move on instead of criticizing them because they are from the US. Thanks for your input but you can move on now.
@@YoyisLashBeauty well I'm criticizing, because I have to fix lashes after "stylists" like you all the time, when they come crying from another salons. Yes, of course you can find bad works all over the world, but still USA is on top, when it comes to that. And I'm commenting, because it's really frustrating and sad that people who can't even do the basic things right are trying to learn others, it's even dangerous. And believe me, I have more that 10 years experience as an lash stylist. And no, don't try to come with that bad quality thing, because I have also seen other works than you have done, and omg it's just so bad. And not to speak about the lengths you use, like what is it, 20mm?🤣
I love how detailed your videos are! I recently got my certification but ive been feeling discouraged, but your videos have been so helpful to watch!! 🤍
Even as a licensed and certified artist, I’d gladly pay for and take a training course with you. Excellent work as per usual. Wet lashes are a bit too easy to screw up for my liking, but I’m working on it.
She's great!! And has tried it all !!! Love hopping on here to get her opinions on these products !!!
I haven't tried London lash but have eyeballed them ever since ive started in 2019
I love your long and detailed videos 💕 very helpful, I have learned so much just by watching you.
Omg!!! This is so cool!! Every time I learn something new from your videos !! Thank you so much !!!❤❤❤
Thank you for this video! It is so detailed and very clear.
Well done Lovely! I like what you said about when using 0.07mm for wet lashes the bases look a little more chunky. Definitely agree! I've had that same issue so I was using 0.05mm but now I'm gonna give 0.03mm a try. Thanks for always sharing your knowledge!
Let me know how it works for you 😘
Thank you for sharing !! I‘ve looked for a good description and here it is !!!
Girl thank you so much!!! You’re awesome 🌟🌟 I will be adding this style to my menu 🙏🏻🥰
Thanks hun. It's so easy and simple to do. It's like doing a classic.
Love this!😻
you are amazing i learned so much. thank you!!!
This video was amazing thank you so much for explaining everything in detail. I was looking for something like this to try out wet lashes and love your explanation on how to do them. 💕☺️
I'm glad it was helpful 😊
I’m gonna try this today! Thank you so much
Yesss. I love it ! 😊
Your videos are the best on TH-cam x
Love the wet look 😍
One of the best lash channels on this platform!
aww thanks hun. glad you like my content 😘
Absolutely love watching your videos I can watch them all day! But girl I wanted to count how many times you said “pretty much” Lool I love you so much.❤️
Lmao I should have a a counter 😂. I tend to repeat the same words a lot in all my videos. So sorry i can't help it 😂 love you too hun ❤️
I love all the lash looks you do!💕 you should do a lash room video show us how your set up.
I have 2 old videos but Im doing last minute details... And when I'm ready I'll make a new video ☺️
Girl ever since I started watching your videos I’ve been very interested into lashing 😅 and now I want to take my training soon! Watching your videos have made it much easier to understand everything. I love how detailed and well explained your videos are! Please keep posting ! 🤗
Aww yay I'm glad I inspired you to try. And I'm glad my videos have been helpful. 💋
Thank you, this video was helpful ❤
I learnt a lot from this.
Thanks.
Beautiful work thank you beautiful I love it
I always get so excited to watch your videos because I end up learning something..thank you so much girl your the bomb 😬😘💗🌸 lol
Aw I'm glad my videos are helpful 😘 thanks for the support hun ❤️💋
Haha its so easy for me 😂 ali my lashes was like this at first becsuse I didnt know much better.
Why haven’t I been subscribed to you !!! Your amazing
Your so sweet! Welcome to my lash family 😘💋
CEO of “pretty much” 😂😭 lol couldn’t help but notice every time I heard pretty much 🤣 all love! ❤️
Girl I'm the queen of Ums, sooo yeah, pretty much, Definitely... 😅 I know it's too much and I try to edit most of it out but I can't help myself 🤦🏻♀️ so sorry hahaha
Love your video!
Question: do you lash 100% of the lashes?
Is London kash ti our new fav? It's been a minute since I watched your videos, also what glue was that again didnt see it in the product list
Beautiful work. I know you said you don't brush them out because they will look fluffy. What will they look like when the client washes them and brushes through them?.
Question once they are done and leave they wash them do the spikes separate how do they keep them spiked
What if you don't have adhesive bonder to create the wet look. Can you use primer to create that look ?
Love your videos and still learning !
I haven't tried it with bonder but you can try it out and see if it works for you.
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Hey Yoyis loved the video, one question though? You said don’t brush them because it’ll take the wet lash look away, so then how will the clients keep up with them if they can’t brush? Or did I understand wrong? And did you do those spikes all throughout the set
They can brush them but if you want the crisp picture right after I suggest not to brush them. After that they can do as they please with their lashes.
Can the clients brush them days later?? Or should they not brush them neither?
Hey girl I’d love to know what you use to hold your camera/phone I’ve been wanting to order it but I’m not sure what it is exactly. Love to know what you use! ❤️
I use a tripod from my old ring light so Idk which exact tripod that is. It's pretty old. But any tripod will do.
Hi! Love all your videos! May I know how long did you take to complete this set?
2 hours. Only because I took longer because I had to record it. It takes me more time to do all that. But on the regular it takes me just as long as doing a classic set so 1-1.5 hr
@@YoyisLashBeauty ic! I just started lashing for a few months. I always take a very long time.. 3 hours + still finding ways to improve on my speed! Thanks for your reply!
Love these!! Quick question, do you create the spikes as you go or do you pre make them before the client arrives to the appt? I just imagine it would take up so much time to do during!
It's actually so simple to make them as you go. Especially when we are just making spikes and aren't fanning them out. So I make them as I go. I don't need to premade them before hand.
@@YoyisLashBeauty Thank you so much for getting back to me on this, thats so helpful. Last question! would you recommend lashing every lash like you would with classics? or would you sometimes just put regular classics lashes inbetween so that it doesnt look super intesne? xx
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Hi beautiful are these press on nails or did you get them done they are so cute.
Ps Iike your content
This may be a dumb question but do you make the spikes as you go with the set? I just feel like it would take me 10 hours to complete if I did that. Or do you prepare all the spikes before hand?
I make them as I go. And making spikes is real easy. It's easier than making a fan.
What does the adhesive accelerator do? Also is there an alternative for that?
It's speeds up the dry time of the glue.
How should clients go about aftercare with wet lashes? Washing them and brushing them at home?
The same thing. Nothing changed on aftercare. When I said don't brush them I only meant for you to take pictures but they are able to brush them afterwards and wash them normally.
Yoyis, can we use a primer to wet the lashes if we don't have a booster? Would it work out the same or no? I have a bonder and a primer.
Hi Sarah, yes you can use a Primer to wet the lashes it will work fine.
Babe for these when they brush them out will they still have that wet lash look or will the fans get fluffy ?
If you do things correctly but make sure that they look like spikes and not fans throughout the process then they should stay closed and look like wet lashes. If you have a couple that look fanned out then I recommend to remove those and replace with spikes because when they do go in to wash them they will end up opening up
What’s the difference with veyes silk and cashmere mink? They sell two diff types. I’m confused what to get. Have you tried both? Thanks :)
The difference is the quality of them. They are different lashes. Look different and feel different. But both very beautiful. I love both of them just as much.
So are you ONLY applying the “wet lashes” the whole time or do you mix like hybrid with classic “dry” lashes and wet
They're not actually wet hun. They are called wet because of the look we are mimicking. It won't be considered a wet set look if you add classic lashes to it. Wet Set is made up of only Volume Lashes to mimic the look of how lashes look when they are wet.
Hiii what curl is this?
Can I use spikes for a whole set too? Like a classic set done with spikes from a mixed tray?
In this video, I showed how to do this style using spikes. That's how you do a wet set style. Never use classic lashes to create spikes. Use volume lashes to create spikes. Classic classes are one extension per Lash. If you want to use classics, then it's considered a classic set, not a wet set. If you need to rewatch the video again to learn how to create spikes please do so but never use more than one classic lash to create spikes. It'll be so heavy and damaging.
@@YoyisLashBeauty no I don't mean classic lashes to use spikes cause they are too thick for it I know.
But you can buy spikes or a mix tray of spikes with different lengths. So you don't have to create them yourself. And I was wondering if I could use pre-made spikes for a whole set or if they are different to the once you make.
Hey girrrrl, with a wet set would you recommend to your client to not brush them at all neither? After washing them, getting them wet, etc ? And just brush em up from tips?
I'm sorry I should've explained myself a little bit better but they can brush them after they wash them. This was just for the purpose of taking pics.
Do you have to use a adhesive bonder to make the lashes kind of b9nd to eachother and create the indentation??? What do you guys recoomend?
You can try water but I can garauntee it won't hold they way wonder does
@@YoyisLashBeauty I definitely have a sealer at home so just curious if I should use it. Definitely going to practice tonight. Thanks for always responding 🥰🥰🥰
can I ask what glue dots you use to hold the glue cup to the surface?
You can use regular Glue Dots™ from the craft store.
heyy are you dipping the fan once in the glue and place it directly on the lash? Or are you dipping the fan in the glue to make the fan and then dipping the fan again in the glue and than on the lash? ps: i love your videos
I'm not making fans in the video there are just spikes. I showed in the beginning of the video how to make them.
@@YoyisLashBeauty yes *spikes sorry :) I know but to put it on the clients lashes are you putting the spike in the glue again ?:)
Hi! Just wondering, would this be considered a volume set?
Yes, because you are using volume lashes. So you would charge for a volume set.
Can you use a lash sealant to wet the lash instead of bonder?
Lash sealant and bonder are similar just brands name them differently but yes you can, you can also use a primer to help create those spikes.
What width did you use ?
Hi Yoyis, I'm using the translator because I speak Spanish 😅 Does the wet effect consist of placing closed fans? that is, several tabs together, like spikes?
Yes. It's just spikes. Like how I showed in the video. I'm using volume lashes closed fans as spikes. Simple as that.
question: :) so youre only adding spikes? no fans, no classics, just making and adding the spikes?
Yes. That's how you get the wet look. It's pretty much just closed fans/spikes
Hi is this pink super bonder the same as the primer?
PS I love your videos 😻💕
No. They are different. A primer and super-bonder have different ingredients and are meant to be used differently. A primer preps the natural lash to ensure the glue and extension sticks well to the lashes. The super bonder helps cure the glue 100% so your client doesn't get any irritation from the glue and it helps with retention. I hope that helps
Pls can i apply super bonder on the extension to make it look wet or what is the name of the stuff you
Yes you can. I use it all the time.
Just curious but is there a reason you stopped using SoCo? I am still using their primer and sealer but if you have a suggestion for better ones especially for desert living i would be very interested.
I wanted to focus on my brand and try new brands. I didn't want to feel tied down to just one brand. At the moment I've been loving London Lash. Check out my updated favorites video.
@@YoyisLashBeauty I will check it out!! Thank you and thanks for all your amazing videos! You have helped me out a lot!
What is the aftercare like so they wouldn’t brush them just wash them and let them air dry ?
They can brush them afterwards. I only said not to brush them for you to take pictures but the aftercare is the same nothing changes.
So did you did you dip the lash then pinch the tip n dip in the glue again then place it on or dip in the glue pinch the tip then place in lash fast?
I dip just the tip, barely any glue and before it dries I pinch the tip to close it. And then I re-dipped it again but only the back side and make sure I don't get a lot of glue then place it on the lash.
Thank for fast reply
Are these all spikes only. Are they all the same curl ?
Yes and yes. I explained that at the beginning of the video when I was showing how to make the spikes. That was a wet set it. All spikes. You can mix curls if you'd like or keep it the same. You can make it extra wispy by adding longer lengths at the top or keep it simple but the overall point of a wet set is to make the lashes look like their wet using all spikes.
Hi Yoyis I truly apologize for my previous comment I was trying to be funny while making a snarky comment and I am sorry I offended you. You are a sweet girl and it is very generous of you to share your knowledge for free with lash newbies like me. The way you speak reminds me of my cousin and I’m always correcting her only bc I want her to sound her best but that is not my place with you. I deleted my comment bc I feel awful for being such an ahole to someone who is so kind. I “pretty much” 😉 wish you all the best in all your endeavors.
Lol it's ok. My husband does the same thing to me so I do work hard to speak better. But if I'm being honest with you I was bullied a lot for the way that I talk and I knew someone would bring it up eventually. It does bother me to be made fun of that way because this is something I work hard on. But I appreciate your apology. Usually I can laugh at myself and make fun of myself because I am my own worst critic and me laughing at myself helps me get over it and because I was bullied I guess that's what pushes me to work harder on it. But even though I am aware of the way I talk I have never let that define me nor do I let that be a reason why I don't do what I do. It is a big insecurity of mine but I still go out my way to help whoever needs my help. I'm glad you didn't mean it in a rude way and honestly if you would've made fun of me in person I probably would've been right there laughing with you 🤣🙌
@@YoyisLashBeauty bendito miles desculpas y gracias por ser tan humilde y simpatica, eres tan bella y me has dado una motivacion y enerjia para empesar esta etapa de hacer artista de pestañas. You are so smart knowledgeable and funny and the fact that you share your knowledge with all of us in this capacity is commendable and OMG I didn’t know you had a whole podcast?!?! That’s is so amazing congratulations and I already started looking into picking up one of your beginner courses. Your heart and soul shines through and you are truly a sweet person and this is why god had blessed you we all need to be a little more like Yoyis 🫶🏼
Hey girl I know you said not to brush them out, so would that mean for the clients once they go home should they not brush/wash them either? How would you tell a clients to care for a wet look set?
Oh no I'm so sorry I should have explained myself good. The reason why I said not to brush them is in case you're trying to take pictures you want the lashes to still look very spiky, closed up. Sometimes when you brush them the fans tend to open up a little bit so they don't end up looking at spiky as you want them to so that's why I only say not to brush them if you are trying to take pictures right away. But after that once they go home they wash their lashes yes they can brush them out they could do whatever they want to them especially wash them every single day. But I only said that for the purpose if you are trying to take pictures.
Right but when they wash them does the style look different? Like when they wash the product out ?
No. If you did everything correctly by pinching the lashes and making sure that they're spiky at the top. Then there shouldn't be any reason why they open when they wash them out. They should stay in place.
So can they not brush their lashes at all when they do wet look?
Oh yes of course. If you do it right they shouldn't open. Just for the pictures your going to take you want to make sure everything is looking good. Thats why I said not to brush them but after that they can do whatever they want afterwards
Is Wet Set the same as Angel Set? Thanks!
a lot of people call it different names, wet set, angel eyes, mega classics, but yes the technique is the same. your using volume lashes to create spikes all throughout the set.
You said not to brush it out so what about days later when they shower and brush out their lashes, will it still have the same wet look? Or should they not ever brush it? Just want to know for future reference so I know what to tell my clients 😅
They can brush it out but if you want that perfect pic after you finish the set that's why I suggested not to brush them but afterwards yes they can do whatever they want with them.
@@YoyisLashBeauty Thank you!
Can you do it with a .5mm ?
Of course. Just don't go crazy picking up lots of lashes. Keep it under 6-7 lashes. And you should be good b
I keep trying to do it or I follow you every video I am still struggling with isolation everything so hard for me after I paid a lots of money for my course
Will they fan out when she brushes them?
If you did everything correctly and make sure that each spike is a closed Spike and not found out then there shouldn't be an issue of them opening up when they do wash them and brush them out.
Hey I can’t seem to find the pinch bottle not the binder the other one the one u used to wet the lash from what company is it from
Omg I'm so sorry did I not link it? It's from IMagic
Just linked it... Should be the last link
@@YoyisLashBeauty thank you so much
@@YoyisLashBeauty so helpful thank you 😊
So if you not supposed to brush them out, is the client not supposed to brush them out eaither after a wash or a shower ?? So they stay spiked??
Also, my spike were drying as I was going on with the set, and lots it’s “wet “ look
Hey hun. So when I said not to brush them out I meant just for the pictures afterwards. They are supposed to wash and brush them everyday. And if you did everything correctly by making sure they stayed a spike there should be no reason why they open up and get fluffy when the wash and brush them. They should still like the same.
What do you mean by your spikes were drying? They are supposed to be dry. Your mimicking the look of them being not but they aren't supposed to be wet. They have to be fully dry when you apply or else if they are wet it's going to affect the glue. So be careful with that.
Can I do with 7.mm???
Yes just not so many lashes. The most use 4 lashes in one spike.
Wish all lash company's would put all info on the strips 12 / cc .3
5/cc/.7 some do and some don't...
As soon as I lay that strip down I have to write it on there if it doesn't have it on there .... 😏
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Are the lashes you’re using already easy fans?
No, i don't like using easy fan. They are loose based lashes. But you can use easy fans for this technique if you prefer easy fan lashes.
@@YoyisLashBeauty oh okay , thank you for the reply 💕
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If you say pretty much one more time 😭 thank you for your content though. 🎉
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omg the fans are done totally wrong .. the lashes on the bottom of the fan should never cross eachother..
If you paid attention this is not a regular volume set. It's a wet set meaning fans are not fanned out. I know exactly what I'm doing. And I know the fans did the cross each other. Maybe from the angle that I was recording it looks like it but trust me I know what I was doing and this set is not a regular volume set. It's a wet set meaning fans are not fanned out. Lol.
@@YoyisLashBeauty i'm talking about the BOTTOM/FOOT of the fan, not about the wet look effect! no, it's not correct, but well what else could you expect from a "stylist" from USA. Lol. and, no, it is clear that you don't knoe what you are doing, i reccomend you to look at lash artist from eastern Europe, and than you will se how to do lashes in a correct way..
Oh, trust me, I've worked over work from Europe artists, and it's even worse. If you're talking about the base. It is correct. This video is old. It's bad quality. My camera is 100x zoomed in and distorts the footage and makes everything look bolder. To compare artist based from where they are from is funny. If you don't like my work it's better for you to move on instead of criticizing them because they are from the US. Thanks for your input but you can move on now.
@@YoyisLashBeauty well I'm criticizing, because I have to fix lashes after "stylists" like you all the time, when they come crying from another salons. Yes, of course you can find bad works all over the world, but still USA is on top, when it comes to that. And I'm commenting, because it's really frustrating and sad that people who can't even do the basic things right are trying to learn others, it's even dangerous. And believe me, I have more that 10 years experience as an lash stylist. And no, don't try to come with that bad quality thing, because I have also seen other works than you have done, and omg it's just so bad. And not to speak about the lengths you use, like what is it, 20mm?🤣
@@misspatiigirl you are trolling . yoyi is a huge lash inspo here in the us! you sound arrogant, you’re not a know it all. pipe down!
I like her videos but I HATE how she says pretty much every 10 seconds
I understand how you feel. I can't control it. 😫 I promise I'm working on it.
I love how detailed your videos are! I recently got my certification but ive been feeling discouraged, but your videos have been so helpful to watch!! 🤍