Eyelash Extensions

Private labeling eyelash extensions involves branding and marketing the extensions under your own label or brand name, rather than selling them under the manufacturer's label. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to private label eyelash extensions Design Your Packaging Provide Your Design to the Manufacturer Confirm Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) Review and Approve Samples Finalize Pricing and Terms Place Your Order Market Your Brand Monitor and Maintain Quality

Yes,If you're looking to purchase eyelash extensions in bulk, we can provide free eyelash samples.

It's important to consult with a technician if you have allergies or sensitive eyes. They may recommend a patch test to check for any adverse reactions to the adhesive.

It's generally recommended to avoid prolonged exposure to water, especially in the first 24-48 hours after application. After that, you can swim or shower, but it's best to pat the lashes dry rather than rub them.

Use a gentle, oil-free lash cleanser and a clean mascara wand or brush to cleanse the lashes. Gently brush through them to remove any debris or residue.

You're absolutely correct! The application of eyelash extensions is a meticulous process that demands skill and precision. Here's a breakdown of how it's done: Isolation: The technician uses tweezers to isolate a single natural lash. This is done to ensure that each extension is attached to an individual lash, preventing them from sticking together. Extension Attachment: Using another set of tweezers, the technician dips the base of the eyelash extension in a special adhesive and carefully attaches it to the isolated natural lash. The extension is placed a few millimeters away from the eyelid to allow room for natural lash growth. Repeat Process: The technician continues this process, working through each individual natural lash. The extensions are applied one by one until the desired look is achieved. Checking for Balance and Symmetry: Throughout the application, the technician will periodically step back and assess the lashes to ensure they are balanced, symmetrical, and have the desired effect. Curing the Adhesive: Once all the extensions are in place, the adhesive is allowed to dry and cure. This usually takes a few minutes. It's important to note that this process requires a steady hand, a keen eye for detail, and a high level of skill. A well-trained and experienced technician will be able to achieve a natural and flawless look while ensuring the safety and comfort of the client.

Eyelash extensions typically last for about 4-6 weeks, but this can vary depending on factors like natural lash growth cycle, aftercare, and maintenance.