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I’m gonna try this!! I always have them Open their eye again wide open when I apply the tape, I’m gonna lift their lid my self very gently the way you did. Thanks for tips in this video!
Thank you for being so thorough! I done a classic extension course over 2 years ago and hated it. I just couldn’t grasp it 🙈 After watching a couple of your tutorials I got my lashing head out again and completed a full set. It wasn’t perfect but way better than previous attempts, so again thank you so much
Our next LA class dates! All combo classes come with a FREE online lash lift course. March 12 & 13 | Sun & Mon April 22 & 23 | Sat & Sun June 4 & 5 | Sun & Mon July 15 & 16 | Sat & Sun Classes are from 10am to 6pm with a provided one hour lunch. Link to enroll is always in our video descriptions. Want to leave a deposit? Email academy@yegibeauty.com to see your options! Not in LA? We also offer online courses.
You're welcome! We clean the brushes with soap and water or a cleanser and then disinfect in barbicide for at least 15 minutes. Once it's disinfected we rinse thoroughly.
Hey! Good question! One tip is to turn off your light while you're taping - super sensitive clients eyes will water more if the light is too bright. Other thing would be to fan the eyes in between taping steps. This may take some extra time so just make sure to allot an extra 10-15 minutes for your sensitive clients to make sure you're taking your time with the taping!
Hi there, thanks for the super informative video. I’m having issues with clients lower lashes getting pulled out when removing the tape. Is there anyway to avoid this? I also de-tack the tape to make it less sticky as well
Hey! if you head to our website, and see our "classic & volume starter kit" it includes a list of products included. This kit is great for a beginner and includes everything you would need to do a few full sets. DM us on instagram if you need us to send links!
You would need to place it in barbicide for at least 15 minutes to disinfect, and the thoroughly wash with soap and water to get any barbicide off of it and dry completely. We do also sell those separately if you want to have multiple ones on hand or use a new one on every client.
thank u for this infortmative video!! i do have a question though, i've been having issues w retention and i can't figure out what im doing wrong. i started using SoCo Lashes primer/sealer and my retention has improved a bit ever since but it's still not great. my clients have to come back weekly rather than every 2-3 weeks. i always cleanse and dry the natural lashes before application, i have a hygrometer in my room to keep tabs on humidity/temperature, and ive tried numerous (expensive) glues and still have the same problem. is there anything else you can think of that may be causing poor retention?
Hey Angel! Looks like you have done your best to address a few things that may be causing the retention issues. A few other things that you may want to take note of: 1) If this has been happening recently only, it may be a seasonal thing - we tend to shed our lashes and eyebrow hairs more frequently in the summer. 2) This may not be the culprit if it's happening to everyone, but it may be due to your clients' aftercare. Just make sure they are following all of your steps to insure longer retention - avoiding saunas, not holding their face to close to a oven and not using products with oil, etc. Of course, this may not be applicable if it's happening to everyone but good to double check. 3) Make sure you're lashing every single natural lash - the more you lash the longer the set will last 4) Make sure you're not storing your glue near your sealer/bonder, primer or removers - we are going to make a video on the science behind that soon, but this can be causing your glue's formula to become weaker. I hope this helps you out or maybe sparks a lightbulb for what the issue may be. Please keep us updated!!
Hope you figured it out already babe but I used to have the same issues, sounds like it may be your placement. That’s literally the #1 issue if you’re doing everything else right.
Easy fanning is a type of volume lash and pinch method is a way to create fans using wither easy fanning and traditional lashes. Easy fanning lashes are bonded at the bottom so they don't fall apart as you create them, while traditional fans are not bonded at the bottom. The pinch method is a way to create the fans by pulling and then using your fingers to adjust the wideness of the fan - you can do this with both the easy fanning and traditional lashes. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi hun, can I just ask where you got all of these different tapes and what brands they are? I’m a beginner and would love to have this selection! Hope you see this comment😅 thank you😊 xxx
I would say a good 4-5 mixed trays would be good to have on hand! Maybe a shorter classic tray, and a medium classic tray, both in 0.15. And then a tray of easy fanning lashes in 0.05 thickness, in a couple of medium trays and maybe a shorter one as well. As a beginner, mixed trays in general are good to start with since you won't 100% know what your clients are going to be looking for. As you get more experience, you can start purchasing single trays of your most popular lengths and thicknesses. Hope this helps!
How can I make application to heavy hooded lids? I tape and still have some trouble getting the tape to keep the lid up.. it’s frustrating and I don’t want to ruin the delicate skin.
In a previous video, I used the under eye patch to pull the eyelid up - this may be useful if you need to pull the lid but want to avoid affecting the skin.
I also have a isolating with tape for layers video coming up which I find really lifts up the eyelashes so you could try that out as well once I've posted it!
I have a video that goes over both! I believe it's included in my most recent cream removal video. I'll add that to my list though to make additional videos about that!
Thank you very much for sharing. It seems to me that the eye patch at the base layer can be skipped since the blue and clear layers cover the whole area which the patch does. Am I correct?
How come my eyes always get irritated & super red during the lash process, I thought it was the tape but I went a second time & the tape was perfect so I’m assuming it’s the glue?
If the tape isn't the issue, then it could be the fumes from the glue if your whole eye is red vs. the bottom where the tape may be touching. I would ask your lash tech if they could use a sensitive glue instead to see if that helps! Also, taking a break from the extensions may be a good idea as well! I love extensions but not worth the discomfort! Your lash tech could do everything perfectly but if your eyes are too sensitive or you have a possible allergy to something in the glue, it may be best to stop for a little while!
It may be the type of lash bath brush - the ones we have are a good quality so it would can be used multiple times as long as it is fully sanitized in barbicide and washed. There are probably ones that are meant to be disposable though so those may be the ones your teacher was referring to!
GET CERTIFIED BY YEGI! Two more class dates left this year for our lash extension and lash lift certification courses 👇🏻
📍Los Angeles, CA
September 3-4 (Sun/Mon)
October 21-22 (Sat/Sun)
Sign up at yegibeauty.com/collections/yegi-academy-classes
Her voice is so calming to listen to.😊
Thank you!
I’m gonna try this!! I always have them
Open their eye again wide open when I apply the tape, I’m gonna lift their lid my self very gently the way you did. Thanks for tips in this video!
Glad this was helpful! Let me know how it goes!
You are a great instructor. Thank you for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching
I love your tip of using crear tape over any tape.
Glad you found the tip useful, I can't lash without it!
thanks for the tutorial!!! 💖
Of course!!
Great instructions! Very thorough.
Thank you!
Thank you 😊❣️
You’re welcome 😊
very nice job !
Thank you very much!
Thank you for being so thorough! I done a classic extension course over 2 years ago and hated it. I just couldn’t grasp it 🙈 After watching a couple of your tutorials I got my lashing head out again and completed a full set. It wasn’t perfect but way better than previous attempts, so again thank you so much
I'm so happy these videos have been helpful!! Practice makes perfect - as long as you're practicing each set will be better than the next!
Our next LA class dates! All combo classes come with a FREE online lash lift course.
March 12 & 13 | Sun & Mon
April 22 & 23 | Sat & Sun
June 4 & 5 | Sun & Mon
July 15 & 16 | Sat & Sun
Classes are from 10am to 6pm with a provided one hour lunch. Link to enroll is always in our video descriptions. Want to leave a deposit? Email academy@yegibeauty.com to see your options!
Not in LA? We also offer online courses.
Thank you for your informative video! 🥰How do you clean the brushes?
You're welcome! We clean the brushes with soap and water or a cleanser and then disinfect in barbicide for at least 15 minutes. Once it's disinfected we rinse thoroughly.
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Hope to find out the products you use for all
Everything is linked in the description!
Do you have any tips for taping when the clients eyes water immediately every time as soon as you put the tape down?
Hey! Good question! One tip is to turn off your light while you're taping - super sensitive clients eyes will water more if the light is too bright. Other thing would be to fan the eyes in between taping steps. This may take some extra time so just make sure to allot an extra 10-15 minutes for your sensitive clients to make sure you're taking your time with the taping!
Hi there, thanks for the super informative video. I’m having issues with clients lower lashes getting pulled out when removing the tape. Is there anyway to avoid this? I also de-tack the tape to make it less sticky as well
I would recommend maybe trying a sensitive tape if you haven't already! It is gentler on the skin typically
Is it possible to get a list of products you recommend as a beginner?
Hey! if you head to our website, and see our "classic & volume starter kit" it includes a list of products included. This kit is great for a beginner and includes everything you would need to do a few full sets. DM us on instagram if you need us to send links!
how do you sanitize that brush to re-use on different clients for the lash bath?
You would need to place it in barbicide for at least 15 minutes to disinfect, and the thoroughly wash with soap and water to get any barbicide off of it and dry completely. We do also sell those separately if you want to have multiple ones on hand or use a new one on every client.
thank u for this infortmative video!! i do have a question though, i've been having issues w retention and i can't figure out what im doing wrong. i started using SoCo Lashes primer/sealer and my retention has improved a bit ever since but it's still not great. my clients have to come back weekly rather than every 2-3 weeks. i always cleanse and dry the natural lashes before application, i have a hygrometer in my room to keep tabs on humidity/temperature, and ive tried numerous (expensive) glues and still have the same problem. is there anything else you can think of that may be causing poor retention?
Hey Angel! Looks like you have done your best to address a few things that may be causing the retention issues. A few other things that you may want to take note of: 1) If this has been happening recently only, it may be a seasonal thing - we tend to shed our lashes and eyebrow hairs more frequently in the summer. 2) This may not be the culprit if it's happening to everyone, but it may be due to your clients' aftercare. Just make sure they are following all of your steps to insure longer retention - avoiding saunas, not holding their face to close to a oven and not using products with oil, etc. Of course, this may not be applicable if it's happening to everyone but good to double check. 3) Make sure you're lashing every single natural lash - the more you lash the longer the set will last 4) Make sure you're not storing your glue near your sealer/bonder, primer or removers - we are going to make a video on the science behind that soon, but this can be causing your glue's formula to become weaker. I hope this helps you out or maybe sparks a lightbulb for what the issue may be. Please keep us updated!!
Hope you figured it out already babe but I used to have the same issues, sounds like it may be your placement. That’s literally the #1 issue if you’re doing everything else right.
Can you tell me the difference between pinch method and easy fanning ? Thank you
Easy fanning is a type of volume lash and pinch method is a way to create fans using wither easy fanning and traditional lashes. Easy fanning lashes are bonded at the bottom so they don't fall apart as you create them, while traditional fans are not bonded at the bottom. The pinch method is a way to create the fans by pulling and then using your fingers to adjust the wideness of the fan - you can do this with both the easy fanning and traditional lashes. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@YegiBeauty thank you !!
Hi hun, can I just ask where you got all of these different tapes and what brands they are? I’m a beginner and would love to have this selection! Hope you see this comment😅 thank you😊 xxx
Hey! Thank you for watching! Everything is available on our website linked in the description!
U should do asmr
LOL thank you! Maybe there will be a yegi beauty asmr channel eventually
I came just for the asmr effect.
How many lash trays should I purchase as a beginner?
I would say a good 4-5 mixed trays would be good to have on hand! Maybe a shorter classic tray, and a medium classic tray, both in 0.15. And then a tray of easy fanning lashes in 0.05 thickness, in a couple of medium trays and maybe a shorter one as well. As a beginner, mixed trays in general are good to start with since you won't 100% know what your clients are going to be looking for. As you get more experience, you can start purchasing single trays of your most popular lengths and thicknesses. Hope this helps!
How can I make application to heavy hooded lids? I tape and still have some trouble getting the tape to keep the lid up.. it’s frustrating and I don’t want to ruin the delicate skin.
In a previous video, I used the under eye patch to pull the eyelid up - this may be useful if you need to pull the lid but want to avoid affecting the skin.
I also have a isolating with tape for layers video coming up which I find really lifts up the eyelashes so you could try that out as well once I've posted it!
can you do more removals without any cream or paste?? i’m having a bit of trouble taking the extension off
I have a video that goes over both! I believe it's included in my most recent cream removal video. I'll add that to my list though to make additional videos about that!
Thank you very much for sharing. It seems to me that the eye patch at the base layer can be skipped since the blue and clear layers cover the whole area which the patch does. Am I correct?
The eye patch is mainly to protect and soothe the under eye skin! It makes it easier to remove the tape at the end :)
u cant also pull and ajust the tape if its glued down to their skin. The gel pad allows it to be moved
@@DarlingKaya great point!
How come my eyes always get irritated & super red during the lash process, I thought it was the tape but I went a second time & the tape was perfect so I’m assuming it’s the glue?
My eyes would be red and hurt for the next week after I get a full fill :(
I don’t like going anymore, it’s always so painful I have to power through with literally my entire being during the process, can you please help?
If the tape isn't the issue, then it could be the fumes from the glue if your whole eye is red vs. the bottom where the tape may be touching. I would ask your lash tech if they could use a sensitive glue instead to see if that helps! Also, taking a break from the extensions may be a good idea as well! I love extensions but not worth the discomfort! Your lash tech could do everything perfectly but if your eyes are too sensitive or you have a possible allergy to something in the glue, it may be best to stop for a little while!
So I’m classic lash certified and was taught to dispose of the lash bath brush because it CANT NOT be sanitized or disinfected.
It may be the type of lash bath brush - the ones we have are a good quality so it would can be used multiple times as long as it is fully sanitized in barbicide and washed. There are probably ones that are meant to be disposable though so those may be the ones your teacher was referring to!
Same here. It's a bummer though cause I hate being wasteful ;(