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Licensed esthetician and permanent makeup artist specializing in eyelash extensions, powder brows, lip blush tattoos, and makeup.
09/28/2026
Before you blame your adhesive, look at the whole appointment. 🔍
When retention feels inconsistent, it helps to review your process:
🫧 Cleansing: did you thoroughly remove makeup, oils, and residue?
🤍 Prep: are you following the directions for the products you’re using?
🌡️ Environment: are your room conditions within your adhesive’s recommended range?
🔎 Application: are you getting secure contact without gaps or stickies?
My September picks include the cleansing, prep, and finishing products I use but each one has a specific job. A finishing product can’t correct poor attachment, and primer doesn’t replace cleansing.
That’s why I teach students to troubleshoot their routine step by step before buying something new.
Save this checklist for your next retention review, and message me “CLASS” if you’d like hands-on guidance in a FRME 1:1 training. 🩵
Multidimensional lashes aren’t about adding MORE lashes, they’re about creating depth on purpose. ✨
A multidimensional set uses different layers, textures, lengths, and sometimes curls to keep the lash line from looking flat.
Think of it like building the set in levels:
• Top layer: longer spikes or texture to create movement
• Middle layer: your main shape + transition lengths
• Bottom layer: shorter lashes to build density and a darker lash line
The key is that every layer has a job.
If every extension is sitting at the same length and level, even a technically beautiful set can photograph flat. But once you start using the natural lash layers intentionally, you can create more depth without making the set feel unnecessarily heavy.
Practical takeaway:
Before you start your next set, don’t only map from inner → outer corner. Look at the lashes from the side and decide what you want each natural layer to contribute to the final design.
That’s where multidimensional mapping really starts.
I used for this set Lashbox LA Pro:
- Multilayered Lashes LC Curl
- Pixie Lashes C+ Curl
- Fairy Lashes 5D C+ curl
For the LashBox LA products I use in my sets, use code FRMELASHES for 15% OFF your entire purchase. đź–¤
Save this for your next set — or share it with a lash artist who’s ready to start thinking beyond a one-layer map.
09/22/2026
Your isolation can look perfect… and still create a sticky. 👀
One of the biggest things I teach my students is that isolation doesn’t end the second you place the extension.
Natural lashes grow in different directions, sit in different layers, and move the moment you release your tweezers. That perfectly isolated lash can suddenly touch the one above, below, or beside it and now you have a sticky.
That’s why my process is always:
ISOLATE → PLACE → RELEASE → RECHECK. 🔍
And before I finish a set? I’m going back through those layers again.
Because stickies aren’t just about how clean your work looks. They can cause pulling, twisting, discomfort and unnecessary tension as the natural lashes grow.
Your client might never know how perfect your isolation was…
but they’ll feel the difference. 🩵
Save this for your next set & send it to a lash artist who needs the reminder.
Be honest đź‘€ are you rechecking after placement, or only checking for stickies at the end?
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09/10/2026
A lash map is not one-size fits all đź‘€
You can use the exact same lengths on two clients and get two completely different results.
Why? Because we’re not mapping a piece of paper, we’re mapping anatomy.
Eye shape, natural lash direction, lid space, layers, and where you place your peak can completely change how those same lengths read on the eye.
That’s why I always say: analyze first, design second, map last.
A map should be your guide, not a formula you copy from Instagram and recreate on every client.
The goal isn’t to memorize more maps.
It’s to understand WHY the map works. 🎓
Save this for your next set & send it to a lash artist who needs to see it. 🩵
Would you wear the same lash map on every eye shape? đź‘€
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