Lola's Lashes are made using high quality Synthetic Silk or Bio Faux Mink and do not contain mink or animal hair. All of our magnetic eyeliners are: C curl - C curl is the most popular curl amongst us lash artists. C curl extensions still create a visible effect but are not as dramatic as the curl that follows, but are of course curlier than a B curl lash extension. This curl is recommended for upwards growing natural lashes.

It’s been previously referred to as the ‘Kim Kardashian lash’ as it consists of a similar look to the full, wispy lashes she tends to wear. Due to it being such a new style, if you are new to the lash industry, you may not have even heard of this lash look yet. We always recommend practising on either a friend, family member or a doll's head first to get the hang of a new technique - after all, practice makes perfect.

Welcome to the world of L-Curl lashes! If you're looking for a dramatic look and serious glamour, L-Curl lashes are the way to go. We love L-Curl lashes for lift and definition. L-Curl lashes are a fantastic innovation in lash extensions or strip lashes, perfect for helping to create the most beautiful, natural look. B curl - B curl is a soft and simple curl that offers a subtle look. When used in short lengths this curl is great for the inner corner if the client's eyes are irritated easily or if they do not want to be able to feel the lashes against their skin. This curl is best used on upwards growing natural lashes. If you have clients with downturned eyes, this curl is perfect to use for them. Because that kind of eye shape needs L curl's many lifting effects, it emphasized and gave a nice soft lifting effect.

C curl is the most common eyelash extension curl. Can you use an eyelash curler on lash extensions? Remember, when using such a curly lash, the lengths look shorter. D curl is perfect when creating the staggering eye effect, mixing and matching with a C curl will also help with creating the textured look. L Curl Small eyes - the cat eye look also enhances smaller eyes, elongating them and making them appear larger.L curl lashes sometimes get described as a ‘Barbie’ curl. Unlike all of the eyelash curl types described above, L curl lashes begin with a horizontal section and then curve sharply upwards. They are essentially a small C or D curve with a flat base. So they are a better choice for achieving a glam, wide-eyed look when other lash curls prove too irritating. Below, we have attached a printable lash map for you to use. This Style Suits The Following Eye Shapes: M-Curl – #TrendAlert, it’s time to meet your match with our M-Curl lashes. This easy-to-wear curl hides hooded lids and really defines the eye. There are more! For example, L+ curl lashes are a little curvier than an L. Different curl types are sometimes also blended together, for example, JB lashes combine J curl and B curl fibers for a more 3D texture. What Is The Best Lash Curl Type? These iconic lashes replicate the striking curl of professional lash extensions, offering an effortless upgrade to a salon-grade experience, all without breaking the bank.

Vegan and Cruelty-Free so you know when you wear Lola's Lashes you are helping to protect the Fur Babies! About Life Without Infills A staggering lash style features a combination of long and short lash extensions scattered across the lash line to provide a more ‘textured’ and ‘wispy’ appearance. This style features a slight pattern that can be tailored to your client’s personal preference. Do you find this blog post helpful? Have you learned something? Leave a comment below and share your thoughts. Don’t forget to share this blog to your lash friend. The most popular style, and a style that is taught in most lash courses, is the ‘cat eye’. This style creates the illusion of a more winged, elongated eye, and this is done by featuring smaller lashes in the inner corner of the eyes, that gradually get longer towards the outer corner of the eye.

The B curl, like, J curl, is very natural, but slightly curlier than the J curl. Again, this is perfect for clients wanting a more natural looking set, and clients that wish to mimic the natural curl of their lashes. B curl lashes look best in the inner corners of the eyes. When beginning your lash career, you may find that the inner corners of the eyes are the most difficult to master, so choosing a more natural curl will make it a little easier to place the extensions on the inner corner lashes. C Curl Synthetic lashes are normally cheaper. They give a shinier, artificial appearance but work well for dramatic, voluminous styles as they keep their curl when exposed to water (so you can get them wet without having to worry). What should you consider when choosing false strip lashes? Unlike strip and individual flare options, these can only be applied by a salon professional. Individual strands are applied to the lash line and secured with semi-permanent adhesive. Next, place the lashes on a clean surface and use tweezers to pull away any dried glue. Apply make-up remover to a cotton wool pad and hold it over the lashes for 30 seconds, then gently swipe to remove any make-up residue, dirt and glue. For a more precise clean, use a cotton swab soaked in make-up remover.