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Hey! In this set, we didn't add spikes, but rather 11mm throughout the eye so that it could add the effect of different lengths throughout the eye and a wispy effect. Since our mapping included lengths 6, 8, 10, 12 & 15, no matter where we placed the 11mm, it would be different than whatever length was next to it, creating the wispy effect. Hope that makes sense!
Maybe around 10 or so around the eye where I could find room. You can tell while the eye is closed once you start noticing the wispy affect! Just takes a bit of time to find the best option
Hey! We actually sell it on our website - it is called a magnetic lash pad, it's linked in the description! It's my favorite tool at the moment, so convenient!
Could you please share how many lashes you use per person, in your videos, in the different lash types of possible..... it'll be interesting to know how many lashes you use for a full set vs in fill, per client 😊 And interesting to know for when I'm looking at purchasing your products, to estimate how much i need. Is there a rule of thumb as to how many lashes is used per client? Thank you. Love your videos!!
Hey! I don't really count the lashes, it is just based on how many lashes the client naturally has! You just want to try and apply to all of the lashes if possible! I would recommend starting off with a couple mixed trays then move on to getting single trays of the lengths you use most often!
U usually say to not skip more than 1 size up. But you went from 12mm to 15mm. Does this rule go out the window when it comes to the cat eye look? Thank u. Love ur vidz. Learning so much!!
Thanks so much for watching! I typically don't skip more than 1mm in between the lengths but sometimes I do like to break my own rules to test stuff out hahaa. However, with her eyes, I probably won't go as long as 15mm next time or I will do more of a tapered cat eye because the length did kind of make her outer corners droop a bit. The fun part about lashing is experimenting with the lengths and styles from time to time!
Depends! For classic typically on top and for volume typically underneath, but because people's lashes are different you can accommodate by applying on the side or underneath as needed!
@@infinite_content9850 I find they look more seamless and they tend to last longer when it is underneath because the fan kind of wraps around the natural lash
Here is a link to the magnifying glasses! Thanks for watching! yegibeauty.com/collections/application-tools-supplies/products/magnifying-glasses-for-eyelash-extensions
I would say it matters more on your eye shape rather than your actual lashes! If your eyes are naturally more raised on the outer edges, I would say yes! If your eyes are more downward on the outer edges, then I would say you should go for more of a doll eye or tapered cat eye since this look may make eyes look more droopy. hope this makes sense and helps!
Yes! After we did this set, the cat eye didn't really do her eyes justice, but since she likes the cat eye look for the next fill we did a tapered cat eye where it starts getting longer on the outer corners but towards the very ends I actually start going shorter to avoid adding super long lengths at the end. If I had a choice, I would definitely do a doll eye on her though!
Is there any way you can do a refill of classic lashes?do we pick the same length?what if we didn’t write down the curl or the length so I can fill them?what do I do ?
Generally a full set should take around 2 hours but depending on the amount of lashes the client has it can take less time, especially for a classic set :)
Thank you! Agreed, next fill I would do more of a tapered cat eye so that it gets a bit shorter at the ends but she can get the cat eye look that she wanted :)
@@infinite_content9850 If the lash is super short (I call them baby lashes) or if the lash looks bent or super thin compared to the others, try to avoid it!
Loved this video! Hopefully this isn’t a confusing or crazy question but how do you know that you’re making sure each eye is identical since you used different size lashes like how do you remember “oh I used size 0.8” on the inner corner on the left eye”? (Hopefully that made sense) lol.
Thank you for watching! Obviously we can't count the lashes and make sure that the 16th lash on each eye has a 12mm or anything like that so it is important to have a general mapping plan so that you can create the eyes to be as identical as possible! You can have certain points that you work with to kind of coordinate, like placing the longest lash on the very curved part of the eyelid in the center or anything like that! Hope that helps!
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OMG those are beautiful!! I hope one day I'm as good as you 🥰 much love and respect.
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!
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I have a a quick question. How did you know where to put the 11mm lashes and how are they able to stand out when you put them with the 15mm lashes
I absolutely love your videos! I've just started out in lashes there soo helpful 😍
Yay! Thank you so much for watching!
love your channel i learn a lot of techniques on lashing.. thank you.. love from philippines😊
Thank you so much for watching!
Just ordered my first Yegi lashes! So excited to try them on a client when they get here! Thank you for your videos!
Amazing, thank you for being our customer!
Are the spikes made from one classic lash in a longer length or are the spikes made from volume lashes?
Hey! In this set, we didn't add spikes, but rather 11mm throughout the eye so that it could add the effect of different lengths throughout the eye and a wispy effect. Since our mapping included lengths 6, 8, 10, 12 & 15, no matter where we placed the 11mm, it would be different than whatever length was next to it, creating the wispy effect. Hope that makes sense!
Hi! How many 11mm lengths did you put across the eye to make the wisps? How do you know when there is enough to achieve that wispy look? Thank you!
Maybe around 10 or so around the eye where I could find room. You can tell while the eye is closed once you start noticing the wispy affect! Just takes a bit of time to find the best option
Great video on doing whispy lashes. I'm going and try it on my client today but with different lengths
Thank you so much for watching!
I love it🥰
Thank you so much for watching!
Is that a head piece with a lash tile attached? Love this idea. May ask where did U get it from?
Hey! We actually sell it on our website - it is called a magnetic lash pad, it's linked in the description! It's my favorite tool at the moment, so convenient!
@@YegiBeauty fantastic thankyou
Could you please share how many lashes you use per person, in your videos, in the different lash types of possible..... it'll be interesting to know how many lashes you use for a full set vs in fill, per client 😊
And interesting to know for when I'm looking at purchasing your products, to estimate how much i need.
Is there a rule of thumb as to how many lashes is used per client?
Thank you. Love your videos!!
Hey! I don't really count the lashes, it is just based on how many lashes the client naturally has! You just want to try and apply to all of the lashes if possible! I would recommend starting off with a couple mixed trays then move on to getting single trays of the lengths you use most often!
Pls what length did you use
mapping is in the description!
what is the mapping? thank youu
Mapping is in the beginning of the video around the minute mark and in the description as well!
U usually say to not skip more than 1 size up. But you went from 12mm to 15mm. Does this rule go out the window when it comes to the cat eye look?
Thank u.
Love ur vidz. Learning so much!!
Thanks so much for watching! I typically don't skip more than 1mm in between the lengths but sometimes I do like to break my own rules to test stuff out hahaa. However, with her eyes, I probably won't go as long as 15mm next time or I will do more of a tapered cat eye because the length did kind of make her outer corners droop a bit. The fun part about lashing is experimenting with the lengths and styles from time to time!
Can you please do a Kim K look? I see people be asking for that style and i have no clue how to make them
Great idea!! Thanks for the suggestion!
Hello, do you apply the extension on top of the natural lash or on the side?
Depends! For classic typically on top and for volume typically underneath, but because people's lashes are different you can accommodate by applying on the side or underneath as needed!
@@YegiBeauty is there a reason you choose to do it this way? Do they look better when volumes are underneath?
@@infinite_content9850 I find they look more seamless and they tend to last longer when it is underneath because the fan kind of wraps around the natural lash
Hey Yegi! Quick question. I thought ellipse lashes were only made to adhere to the bottom or top. So it’s ok to place on the side?
Good question! Ideally you want to place it on the bottom or top, but if the client's lashes don't allow it, you can place it on the side!
Thanks ❤️
@@mjj5756 no worries love!
Cómo se llama los lentes que usas en tus ojos sería perfecto uno de eso para mi
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Thank you
@@MrHuicochea Of course love!
My eyelash r curved n short wud this look good with my eyelash
I would say it matters more on your eye shape rather than your actual lashes!
If your eyes are naturally more raised on the outer edges, I would say yes! If your eyes are more downward on the outer edges, then I would say you should go for more of a doll eye or tapered cat eye since this look may make eyes look more droopy. hope this makes sense and helps!
She has like a downward eyes right?and the best option for this is open eye?
Yes! After we did this set, the cat eye didn't really do her eyes justice, but since she likes the cat eye look for the next fill we did a tapered cat eye where it starts getting longer on the outer corners but towards the very ends I actually start going shorter to avoid adding super long lengths at the end. If I had a choice, I would definitely do a doll eye on her though!
Thank you 😊 💕
Is there any way you can do a refill of classic lashes?do we pick the same length?what if we didn’t write down the curl or the length so I can fill them?what do I do ?
Can you please teach us strip lashes mapping?
I have a video on false lashes on my channel, but I will add it to my list to do more!
As a new lash tech. I live looking at your vids. How long does it take you to do a client?
Generally a full set should take around 2 hours but depending on the amount of lashes the client has it can take less time, especially for a classic set :)
I guess because I'm new, it's taking me 3 hours. I've done 4 clients so far
@@igottanuff With practice, you'll get faster and faster! :)
Gorgeous! But I'd pick a different lash map for her eye shape x
Thank you! Agreed, next fill I would do more of a tapered cat eye so that it gets a bit shorter at the ends but she can get the cat eye look that she wanted :)
And do you count your lashes
I don't count them! I just try to put a lash on every single lash (except the baby or fragile ones)
Ok. The inner and outer corners are the most difficult for me right now. Can you do a vid and just that part too?
@@igottanuff YES, i'll add it to the list :) thank you for the suggestion!
@@YegiBeauty how do you know any eyelash is fragile? Thank u!
@@infinite_content9850 If the lash is super short (I call them baby lashes) or if the lash looks bent or super thin compared to the others, try to avoid it!
Loved this video! Hopefully this isn’t a confusing or crazy question but how do you know that you’re making sure each eye is identical since you used different size lashes like how do you remember “oh I used size 0.8” on the inner corner on the left eye”? (Hopefully that made sense) lol.
Thank you for watching! Obviously we can't count the lashes and make sure that the 16th lash on each eye has a 12mm or anything like that so it is important to have a general mapping plan so that you can create the eyes to be as identical as possible! You can have certain points that you work with to kind of coordinate, like placing the longest lash on the very curved part of the eyelid in the center or anything like that! Hope that helps!
Lovely, but I would of chosen a different lash map to suit her eye shape .
Thanks for your comment! I agree actually! next time we will maybe try a tapered cat eye or doll eye on her so that it's not too long on the ends!
You do NOT lash baby lashes. 🤦🏽♀️