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What does an eyelash technician do during a procedure?

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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If you’re planning to undergo an eyelash extension procedure, you’ll need a great eyelash technician. Or, you can be your own eyelash technician.

In this article, we’ll talk about what eyelash technicians are, how to be one, and more. Read on! 

What Does an Eyelash Technician Do?

An eyelash technician is someone who applies eyelash extensions to people’s eyes. Eyelash extensions are synthetic fibers that are glued to the natural lashes to give the illusion of longer, fuller lashes. They are popular because they can give the appearance of having naturally long and thick lashes without the use of mascara or other makeup products.

Becoming an Eyelash Technician

If you are interested in becoming an eyelash technician, there are several ways to learn the trade. You can take a course at a local community college or beauty school. You can also find online courses that will teach you everything you need to know about applying lash extensions. It’s wise to get a lash tech certification online. 

Whichever method you choose, make sure you are getting training from a reputable source so that you can be confident in your skills.

Moreover, when you are applying lash extensions, you will need to use a type of glue that is safe for the eyes. You will also need to be very careful not to get any of the glue in the person’s eyes. The process of applying lash extensions can take up to two hours, so it is important to be patient and gentle with the person you are working with.

Once the lash extensions are applied, you will need to help the person care for them. This includes cleaning them regularly and making sure they do not get wet. You should also advise the person to avoid rubbing their eyes or using makeup removers near the lash line. With proper care, lash extensions can last for several weeks.

If they are not applied correctly, there is a risk that the lash extensions could damage a person’s natural lashes. There is also a risk of infection if the glue used to apply the lash extensions gets into the person’s eye. To avoid these risks, it is important to only have lash extensions applied by a licensed and experienced professional. 

Why Become an Eyelash Technician 

Eyelash extensions are popular because they can give the appearance of having naturally long and thick lashes without the use of mascara or other makeup products. They are also relatively low-maintenance, so you won’t have to worry about them daily like you would with false eyelashes. And since they are applied by a professional, customers can be sure that they will look natural and last for several weeks with proper care.

Whether you are looking for a way to enhance your own lashes or you want to provide a service to others, becoming an eyelash technician can be a rewarding career choice. With the right training and license, you can start working in a salon or spa and help people feel more confident about their appearance.

Alternatives to Eyelash Extensions 

If you want to explore other options, other procedures are available for people who want to improve their eyelash appearance. These alternatives include: 

  • Latisse: a prescription medication applied to the base of the upper eyelashes daily. It works by increasing the length, thickness, and darkness of the eyelashes. 
  • Perming and Tinting: these processes involve chemicals that change the shape and color of the lashes. 
  • False Eyelashes: these are temporary and are often applied on special occasions.

Which method is best for the person depends on their desired results and budget. 

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