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Maybe you didn’t realise because of the editing, but this is the reality of a Korean lash lift.

At first, attaching the lashes onto the flat shield can be a bit tricky, and that’s completely normal.

Just be patient and keep swiping them upward until the lashes start to become flexible.

Once the lashes are roughly attached to the shield, place the wrap over them to help lay them down.

After about 5 minutes, gently brush through the lashes to even out the placement. Then reapply the cream to the base, and apply Re;Vive to the tips to help protect the lashes from damage.

After another 5 minutes, remove the wrap and check the lashes.

Once they feel 100% softened and all the lashes stay attached to the shield, you can move on to the next step.

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This base attachment mistake is more common than you think. 👀

From the top, everything can look perfectly attached. But if you never check from the side, you won’t know if the base of the fan is fully bonded to the natural lash. And that’s when you get those “my lashes are falling out” messages in the middle of the night.

To avoid this, here are some pro tips:

1. Check from the side 🔍
Every now and then, check your placement from the side using your tweezers. This helps you spot fans that are slightly lifted and ready to flick off. Brushing from the base as you go can also reveal poor attachment early.

2. Push the base and lock in the attachment 🔒
Don’t rush the base application. It’s literally the most important part of lashing. Keep your hand steady and gently connect and push the base onto the natural lash to lock in the attachment. Don’t just place it and leave it, make sure it’s fully bonded.

3. Adjust your wrist angle ✋
Some clients have downward-growing lashes, while others grow upwards. Adjust your wrist angle or where you hold the fan to get the correct placement angle and make the attachment easier.

4. Beginner? Practise with flatter curls 📏
If you’re using dramatic curls like D curl, placement can be harder. If you’re a beginner, try working with B or C curls first, as their base is flatter and easier to attach.

5. Adjust the curl to the client’s natural lashes 🔄
Everyone’s natural lashes grow in different directions. Using the same curl for every client can make attachment harder and affect the final look. Matching the curl to the client’s natural lash direction can help improve both placement and retention.

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Here’s a quick hack for when you’re struggling to attach a flat shield to the eyelid. Simply use a pair of eye pads to press the lashes down. Easy as!

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