Lash and Brow Services Workbook: Extensions, Lifts, Tinting, and Lamination Procedures

Application technique is where most technician mistakes accumulate: adhesive applied too far from the lash base, brow lamination solution left on too long, extension placement that creates stickies between natural lashes. These errors are invisible to the untrained eye at the time of service but produce complaints at the follow-up appointment. A written procedure followed consistently during supervised training is the most effective way to build accurate, repeatable habits before they calcify. By the end of this course you will be able to follow a documented classic and volume lash extension application procedure, execute a lash lift and brow lamination using correct timing and solution placement, perform a brow shaping sequence using threading or tweezing aligned with a mapped design, and apply tint or henna brows following safety protocols. What you will learn: - Client preparation and eye area safety: eye pad placement, under-eye tape, and isolation tools - Classic lash extension application: isolation, adhesive dot size, placement angle, and drying time - Volume fan construction: creating 2D–6D fans by hand and with a tweezer technique - Lash lift procedure: silicone rod selection, adhesive application, timing by lash texture, and neutralizing - Brow lamination procedure: solution mapping, application sequence, processing time adjustment, and neutralizing - Brow mapping and shaping: marking the arch, peak, and tail; removing stray hairs with precision - Brow tinting: mixing ratios, application technique, processing time, and removal - Henna brows: paste preparation, application, and stain management on skin vs. hair Each module provides a numbered written procedure paired with a checklist and a worked example tracing the service from client consultation through aftercare instruction. Troubleshooting tables cover the most frequent outcomes: lash stickies, adhesive shock cure, over-processed lamination, uneven tint development, and brow asymmetry. Aftercare instruction templates are included for each service type. This course is designed for students in esthetics or lash programs and for beauty professionals adding eye services to their practice. Suitable for anyone new to lash and brow services who is engaged in or preparing for supervised training. This course is educational; chemical eye services carry safety risks, and jurisdiction-specific licensing and safety certification requirements must be met before performing these services on clients.