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Our comprehensive training program will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to become a lash artist. You'll learn about the three main types of eyelash extensions – classic, hybrid and handmade volume lashes – as well as the different products and tools used to create them.
As part of our program, you'll also learn about the anatomy of lashes, proper sanitation techniques, and health safety, ensuring that you can provide a safe and hygienic environment for your clients.
Most importantly, our training will focus on the art of lashing, teaching you how to create custom looks that enhance your client's unique eye shape and facial features.
Welcome to Saint Liz Beauty Training
1:1 2 Full days Beginner course: Classic and Handmade Volume will Include:
-Complimentary start up kit (valued over $750)
-Complimentary snacks, lunch and drinks for both days
-Three manuals : Classic and Handmade Volume Manuals, Business and Wet Set Formula eBook
-You will be certified in Classic and Volume
-Exclusive eBooks and Products
-Lifetime Mentorship and Assistance
Trainings will be held Saturday or Sunday (no excess fee)
CLASSIC & VOLUME
1) Lash anatomy
The Industry
History of lash extensions
Purpose of the natural lashes
Lash anatomy
Lash layers
The lash cycle
Lash growth directions
Contra-indications
2) Introduction
Introduction to the tools we use
Proper way to hold tweezers
Different eyelash products & their uses
Most commonly used curves, thicknesses & lengths for beginners
3) The adhesive
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
How to take care of your glue
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
Troubleshooting
4) Preparation
Lash Artist health
Patch tests + editable form
Client consultation
Workstation preparation
How to sanitise your tools
Disposable items
Contact lenses
5) Lash mapping
What is mapping & why it matters
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 4 most universal lash styles
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
6) Application
Correct lash preparation to achieve the best retention possible
Lash isolation to avoid stickies
Different taping techniques & their used
How to build a healthy and long lasting set
Pickup zone & angles
Different attachment points
Application distance & direction
Lash dipping zones
Working with layers, perfect top line vs wispy top line
7) Infills & removals
What are infills & why are they needed
How to properly do infills
When to book in for an infill
Is it an infill or full set?
How to teach your clients for proper aftercare + editable form
How to add extra $ to your appointment with lash shampoos
8) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
9) Classic vs volume
What is the difference
The technique - light, volume & dramatic
Russian vs American volume
Pricing volume sets
Calculating your rates & expenses
When & how to raise prices
10) Lash fans
Diameter, length & weight of volume lashes
Volumetric calculator - how to calculate the amount of lashes that are save to use
Conversion chart based on the natural lash
The perfect lash fan from A-Z
Different fan attachments
Fan width for difference lash lines & coverages
Pre made vs handmade fans
11) Fanning techniques
On the strip fanning - personal favourite
Common mistakes and how to fix them - short base, long base, split base
Rainbow technique
Adhesive pickup zone
Why your fans are closing
12) Styling
What is a mapping & why use it
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 5 most universal lash styles and their uses - Cat eye, Fox eye, Dolly, Open eye & Squirrel
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
Fan directions for different effects
Lash layers
Perfect top line vs textured top line
Lash growth directions
Extension curls
How the growth direction can affect the lash curl
Mixing & converting curls within a set with mini quiz
Blending different curls on layers
13) The adhesive
Cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
What is lash porosity & cuticles
How can they effect the behaviour of the glue
Water drop trick
14) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
RETENTION
15) Ingredients of the lash adhesive
Adhesive chemistry
Types of cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Ingredient seperation
Faster & slower drying glue
How to chose the right glue for you
16) Natural lash surface
Cuticles & lash porosity
Why this is important
Why lashes won't stick
Ph level
Alkaline or acidic
17) How to prep the lashes
The layer between the NL & the glue
Ideal microenvironment
Lash prep step by step
Products to avoid
18) Isolation, attachment & distance
How to isolate the natural lashes
Where & hot to grab the extension
Pickup angles
Lash attachment points
Different fan bases & when t use them
Ideal lash distance
Application techniques (one eye at a time, sections, lash to lash)
19) Humidity & temperature
What is reality humidity
How humidity & temperature effects the glue
How to set up your work environment
When to use a Microdrop
20) The natural lash cycle
Lash anatomy & purpose
Growth stages explained
What are infill, why they needed, when to book the client in for their next appointment
Lash care advice + editable aftercare form
Lash shampooing
Retention myths
21) How to work with the glue
Adhesive care
How to properly mix it & why is it important
Parts of the adhesive bubble
Vapours & your health
Dispensing a new drop
Correct pickup angles
22) Let's talk business
Setting boundaries & policies
Scheduling appointments
Setting your prices
Service menu editable template
Taking deposits
Model practice
Focus on infills not full sets
Referrals + editable loyalty card template
Our comprehensive training program will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to become a lash artist. You'll learn about the three main types of eyelash extensions – classic, hybrid and handmade volume lashes – as well as the different products and tools used to create them.
As part of our program, you'll also learn about the anatomy of lashes, proper sanitation techniques, and health safety, ensuring that you can provide a safe and hygienic environment for your clients.
Most importantly, our training will focus on the art of lashing, teaching you how to create custom looks that enhance your client's unique eye shape and facial features.
Welcome to Saint Liz Beauty Training
1:1 2 Full days Beginner course: Classic and Handmade Volume will Include:
-Complimentary start up kit (valued over $750)
-Complimentary snacks, lunch and drinks for both days
-Three manuals : Classic and Handmade Volume Manuals, Business and Wet Set Formula eBook
-You will be certified in Classic and Volume
-Exclusive eBooks and Products
-Lifetime Mentorship and Assistance
Trainings will be held Saturday or Sunday (no excess fee)
CLASSIC & VOLUME
1) Lash anatomy
The Industry
History of lash extensions
Purpose of the natural lashes
Lash anatomy
Lash layers
The lash cycle
Lash growth directions
Contra-indications
2) Introduction
Introduction to the tools we use
Proper way to hold tweezers
Different eyelash products & their uses
Most commonly used curves, thicknesses & lengths for beginners
3) The adhesive
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
How to take care of your glue
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
Troubleshooting
4) Preparation
Lash Artist health
Patch tests + editable form
Client consultation
Workstation preparation
How to sanitise your tools
Disposable items
Contact lenses
5) Lash mapping
What is mapping & why it matters
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 4 most universal lash styles
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
6) Application
Correct lash preparation to achieve the best retention possible
Lash isolation to avoid stickies
Different taping techniques & their used
How to build a healthy and long lasting set
Pickup zone & angles
Different attachment points
Application distance & direction
Lash dipping zones
Working with layers, perfect top line vs wispy top line
7) Infills & removals
What are infills & why are they needed
How to properly do infills
When to book in for an infill
Is it an infill or full set?
How to teach your clients for proper aftercare + editable form
How to add extra $ to your appointment with lash shampoos
8) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
9) Classic vs volume
What is the difference
The technique - light, volume & dramatic
Russian vs American volume
Pricing volume sets
Calculating your rates & expenses
When & how to raise prices
10) Lash fans
Diameter, length & weight of volume lashes
Volumetric calculator - how to calculate the amount of lashes that are save to use
Conversion chart based on the natural lash
The perfect lash fan from A-Z
Different fan attachments
Fan width for difference lash lines & coverages
Pre made vs handmade fans
11) Fanning techniques
On the strip fanning - personal favourite
Common mistakes and how to fix them - short base, long base, split base
Rainbow technique
Adhesive pickup zone
Why your fans are closing
12) Styling
What is a mapping & why use it
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 5 most universal lash styles and their uses - Cat eye, Fox eye, Dolly, Open eye & Squirrel
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
Fan directions for different effects
Lash layers
Perfect top line vs textured top line
Lash growth directions
Extension curls
How the growth direction can affect the lash curl
Mixing & converting curls within a set with mini quiz
Blending different curls on layers
13) The adhesive
Cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
What is lash porosity & cuticles
How can they effect the behaviour of the glue
Water drop trick
14) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
RETENTION
15) Ingredients of the lash adhesive
Adhesive chemistry
Types of cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Ingredient seperation
Faster & slower drying glue
How to chose the right glue for you
16) Natural lash surface
Cuticles & lash porosity
Why this is important
Why lashes won't stick
Ph level
Alkaline or acidic
17) How to prep the lashes
The layer between the NL & the glue
Ideal microenvironment
Lash prep step by step
Products to avoid
18) Isolation, attachment & distance
How to isolate the natural lashes
Where & hot to grab the extension
Pickup angles
Lash attachment points
Different fan bases & when t use them
Ideal lash distance
Application techniques (one eye at a time, sections, lash to lash)
19) Humidity & temperature
What is reality humidity
How humidity & temperature effects the glue
How to set up your work environment
When to use a Microdrop
20) The natural lash cycle
Lash anatomy & purpose
Growth stages explained
What are infill, why they needed, when to book the client in for their next appointment
Lash care advice + editable aftercare form
Lash shampooing
Retention myths
21) How to work with the glue
Adhesive care
How to properly mix it & why is it important
Parts of the adhesive bubble
Vapours & your health
Dispensing a new drop
Correct pickup angles
22) Let's talk business
Setting boundaries & policies
Scheduling appointments
Setting your prices
Service menu editable template
Taking deposits
Model practice
Focus on infills not full sets
Referrals + editable loyalty card template
Our comprehensive training program will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to become a lash artist. You'll learn about the three main types of eyelash extensions – classic, hybrid and handmade volume lashes – as well as the different products and tools used to create them.
As part of our program, you'll also learn about the anatomy of lashes, proper sanitation techniques, and health safety, ensuring that you can provide a safe and hygienic environment for your clients.
Most importantly, our training will focus on the art of lashing, teaching you how to create custom looks that enhance your client's unique eye shape and facial features.
Welcome to Saint Liz Beauty Training
1:1 2 Full days Beginner course: Classic and Handmade Volume will Include:
-Complimentary start up kit (valued over $750)
-Complimentary snacks, lunch and drinks for both days
-Three manuals : Classic and Handmade Volume Manuals, Business and Wet Set Formula eBook
-You will be certified in Classic and Volume
-Exclusive eBooks and Products
-Lifetime Mentorship and Assistance
Trainings will be held Saturday or Sunday (no excess fee)
CLASSIC & VOLUME
1) Lash anatomy
The Industry
History of lash extensions
Purpose of the natural lashes
Lash anatomy
Lash layers
The lash cycle
Lash growth directions
Contra-indications
2) Introduction
Introduction to the tools we use
Proper way to hold tweezers
Different eyelash products & their uses
Most commonly used curves, thicknesses & lengths for beginners
3) The adhesive
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
How to take care of your glue
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
Troubleshooting
4) Preparation
Lash Artist health
Patch tests + editable form
Client consultation
Workstation preparation
How to sanitise your tools
Disposable items
Contact lenses
5) Lash mapping
What is mapping & why it matters
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 4 most universal lash styles
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
6) Application
Correct lash preparation to achieve the best retention possible
Lash isolation to avoid stickies
Different taping techniques & their used
How to build a healthy and long lasting set
Pickup zone & angles
Different attachment points
Application distance & direction
Lash dipping zones
Working with layers, perfect top line vs wispy top line
7) Infills & removals
What are infills & why are they needed
How to properly do infills
When to book in for an infill
Is it an infill or full set?
How to teach your clients for proper aftercare + editable form
How to add extra $ to your appointment with lash shampoos
8) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
9) Classic vs volume
What is the difference
The technique - light, volume & dramatic
Russian vs American volume
Pricing volume sets
Calculating your rates & expenses
When & how to raise prices
10) Lash fans
Diameter, length & weight of volume lashes
Volumetric calculator - how to calculate the amount of lashes that are save to use
Conversion chart based on the natural lash
The perfect lash fan from A-Z
Different fan attachments
Fan width for difference lash lines & coverages
Pre made vs handmade fans
11) Fanning techniques
On the strip fanning - personal favourite
Common mistakes and how to fix them - short base, long base, split base
Rainbow technique
Adhesive pickup zone
Why your fans are closing
12) Styling
What is a mapping & why use it
The fundamentals of mapping
How to draw systematic lash maps
The 5 most universal lash styles and their uses - Cat eye, Fox eye, Dolly, Open eye & Squirrel
Eye shapes, positions, planes
Common styling mistakes & how to avoid
Fan directions for different effects
Lash layers
Perfect top line vs textured top line
Lash growth directions
Extension curls
How the growth direction can affect the lash curl
Mixing & converting curls within a set with mini quiz
Blending different curls on layers
13) The adhesive
Cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Lash glue ingredients & different behaviour
Why humidity & temperature matters
How to make the glue work for you
How to be safe from glue fumes
What is lash porosity & cuticles
How can they effect the behaviour of the glue
Water drop trick
14) Eye irritations
Irritations, Infections & Allergies
What is blepharitis
Different types of irritations
How to spot & avoid an irritation
RETENTION
15) Ingredients of the lash adhesive
Adhesive chemistry
Types of cyanoacrylate
Shock polymerisation
Ingredient seperation
Faster & slower drying glue
How to chose the right glue for you
16) Natural lash surface
Cuticles & lash porosity
Why this is important
Why lashes won't stick
Ph level
Alkaline or acidic
17) How to prep the lashes
The layer between the NL & the glue
Ideal microenvironment
Lash prep step by step
Products to avoid
18) Isolation, attachment & distance
How to isolate the natural lashes
Where & hot to grab the extension
Pickup angles
Lash attachment points
Different fan bases & when t use them
Ideal lash distance
Application techniques (one eye at a time, sections, lash to lash)
19) Humidity & temperature
What is reality humidity
How humidity & temperature effects the glue
How to set up your work environment
When to use a Microdrop
20) The natural lash cycle
Lash anatomy & purpose
Growth stages explained
What are infill, why they needed, when to book the client in for their next appointment
Lash care advice + editable aftercare form
Lash shampooing
Retention myths
21) How to work with the glue
Adhesive care
How to properly mix it & why is it important
Parts of the adhesive bubble
Vapours & your health
Dispensing a new drop
Correct pickup angles
22) Let's talk business
Setting boundaries & policies
Scheduling appointments
Setting your prices
Service menu editable template
Taking deposits
Model practice
Focus on infills not full sets
Referrals + editable loyalty card template
Please allow 24-48 hours to contact you regarding booking and training information.
TRAINING DETAILS
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey into the world of lash artistry? Our beginner lash course is your passport to mastering the art of Classic and Handmade Volume lash extensions and unlocking your potential as a skilled lash artist.
BEGINNER LASH COURSE
Not only will you learn the skills and knowledge of becoming a successful lash artist, but I will also be teaching you how to run and grow your business.
Accredited 2-Full Day Classic and Handmade Volume Course Includes:
-Complimentary Start up kit (valued $700+)
-Lash Manuals: Classic and Volume
-Practice Sheets: Styling and Mapping
-Snacks, Lunch and Drinks provided for both days
-Digital downloads (consent form, 30 day content etc.)
-70+ pages Wet Set Formula eBook
-Social Media Growth eBook
-Retention eBook Business Workbook and many more...
First day : is packed with hands-on practice, insightful sessions and expert knowledge from Saint Liz Beauty Trainer.
Training Exam: Before moving on the second day training, students takes a comprehensive lash training exam to evaluate their understanding and retention of what was learned on day one. The exams ensures students have a solid grasp of the concepts and techniques taught. This sets them up for success in the next stage of their training journey.
Second day: eyelash extensions training, our focus is on hands-on practice. The day begins with a comprehensive consultation with a live model, followed by preparing the lashes for the application process This includes cleaning the lashes, applying under-eye pads, priming and creating a styling plan.
Practical Education: Our eyelash extensions training program offers a thorough and practical education, equipping students in the industry. With a focus on hands-on exercises and real-life scenario simulations, our program prepares students to serve clients confidently and excel in the field of lash extensions.