Look At Me Now

Longer doesn’t always mean better. 👏

One of the biggest things I teach is learning to look at the whole eye, not just the lashes.

Sometimes going shorter creates a cleaner, fuller, more flattering set than adding more length ever could.

Great lash artistry isn’t about following the same map on every client. It’s knowing why you’re choosing the lengths, curls and placement you’re using.

That’s the difference between simply applying lashes and actually styling an eye. 🤍

Pretty lashes are one thing. ✨
Lashes designed for you are another.

Every eye shape is different. Every face is different. And great lash artistry isn’t about giving everyone the same set, it’s knowing how to create something that enhances what’s already there.

That’s the difference between simply applying lashes and understanding the art behind them. 🤍

15 years in, and I’m still obsessed with the details.

There comes a point in your career when staying comfortable starts costing you more than growing.

Maybe you already know how to lash.
Maybe you already have clients.
Maybe you’ve even been doing this for years.

But you also know there’s another level.

Better technique.
More intentional styling.
Stronger retention.
More confidence behind your work.
And a career that actually reflects the artist you’ve become.

Leveling up doesn’t always mean starting over.

Sometimes it means deciding you’re no longer willing to stay at the level that once felt good enough.

The next door in your career might not open because you waited for it.

It might open because you finally decided you were ready for more. ✨

Ready to level up your artistry? Stay close. I’m working on something for you.

Learning lashes isn’t about leaving class with everything mastered.

It’s about leaving with a strong foundation, understanding the why behind what you’re doing, and having someone in your corner when the real questions start showing up. 🤍

I’ve taught lash artists for years, and one thing I know for sure: confidence comes with practice, patience, good education, and continued support.

I don’t expect my students to be perfect.

I expect them to be willing to learn.
I’ll help with the rest. ✨

Beauty. Business. Building.

Pretty lashes are one thing. Intentional lashes are another. ✨

I don't look at a set and simply think, How full can I make this?

I'm watching the eye shape. Natural lash growth. Direction. Placement. Weight. Balance. And how every decision changes the finished look.

After 15 years behind the lash bed, that's the part of this craft I love even more now: the why behind the work.

And it's exactly what I want the next generation of lash artists to understand.

Don't just learn how to place a lash.

Learn how to see what you're creating. 🤍

✨ MODEL CALL — NEXT FRIDAY ✨

I’m looking for 2 lash models for next Friday as I continue creating fresh content and demonstrating the techniques I teach inside my lash education.

This is where I get to play with styling, placement, mapping and creating a set that actually fits the person in front of me. Because lashes should never be one-size-fits-all. 🤍

If you’ve been wanting a fresh set and don’t mind being photographed/videoed while I work, I’d love to have you in my chair.

📍 Meridian, Idaho
📅 Next Friday
✨ Limited model spots available

Interested? DM me “MODEL” and I’ll send you the details.

And lash artists… keep watching. 👀
There’s a reason I’m so particular about every single lash.

Transformation isn’t always about becoming someone different.

Sometimes it’s just about bringing out what was already there. ✨

A little detail. A little artistry. The right placement for her eyes, her features, her style.

After all these years, that part still never gets old for me.

I don’t want every set to look the same.
I want every client to look in the mirror and think…

Yep. That feels like me. Just elevated. 🖤

That’s the art of it.