When starting as a lash artist or technician, you might wonder if you need to find an existing salon to work from, rent a salon or booth, or do it from home. Whether you're just starting or looking to switch things up, understanding the pros and cons of each setting is crucial. Let's explore the differences between working in a salon, working from home, or renting a booth.

Don't know how to raise your prices? Or even if it is even the right time to raise them? How do you tell your clients without losing them? How much to raise? We'll answer all those questions here!

There comes a time in every successful lash artist's life when they need to raise their prices. It is one of those 'good problems' to have, as it means your business is doing well, and you need to give yourself a break otherwise you'll burn out!

One of the most important but largely overlooked aspects of running a lash business is maintaining inventory and setting your price correctly to ensure you're not only breaking even but making a profit. To figure out the prices you need to sell your services at, you need to know precisely how much the costs are, the costs of everything, from the fixed costs like the supplies, rent, and equipment to the variable costs like the time spent on clients, utilities, etc.

Understanding Lash Adhesive Terminology: Medical Grade and Hypoallergenic

In the world of lash adhesives, terms like "hypoallergenic" and "medical grade" are often used by companies to attract customers. However, these terms can be misleading, and it's crucial for lash artists and clients to understand their true meaning.

There are plenty of rumors about eyelash extensions, including claims that they can damage the wearer's eyes or natural lashes. So, do lash extensions damage your lashes? The answer might surprise you.

Just as animals shed their coats to adapt to changing seasons, humans experience a similar process with their eyelashes. While it's less noticeable for those without lash extensions, clients with extensions may observe more frequent lash loss during these periods.

This comprehensive guide explores the common causes of poor lash retention and provides valuable insights on preventive measures to ensure long-lasting, beautiful lashes. By implementing these strategies, lash technicians can significantly enhance client satisfaction and build a reputation for quality service.

Humidity and temperature are crucial elements that significantly impact the success of lash extension applications. As a professional lash artist, understanding and controlling these factors can make the difference between a flawless set and a disappointing result.