What’s the name of the glue that u use? The one that I use does keep the pads and lashes in place or takes for ever for me to put the lashes on place

Thank you, great to hear you will keep on lash lifting, it’s such a fun treatment and lasts ages for the client.

Don’t be too hard on yourself, I don’t think it’s that easy to do it on yourself

You are welcome, these are just little things I learnt along the way but the brush getting into the roots makes the biggest difference 💗

I love your techniques! ❤ So helpful! Thank you!

Thanks for watching. Happy lash lifting!

Thank you, I always hope something in my videos helps somebody x

Thank you, I do a few things differently now but this is a very good way to lift.

Thank you for the kind comment

Omg did it!?? I love it!

After one month look good or not??

I did mine and it didn’t work :( I had been using m shield and my lashes are really straight so I will try again soon using thre S

@@diablatf if your lashes don’t like to curl and are super strong, try to leave the treatment on a tiny bit longer too. That’s what made mine work better

Thank you for the kind comment. It wasn’t until I did brow lamination and used the oil to remove the tint I thought WHY am I using water on the lashes and also the aftercare makes no sense if you are washing the tint out 😂🤷‍♀️

Can we clean tint with micellar water as well?

I was literally thinking the same thing!

Best of luck!

Thanks for watching! ☺️

Thank you for watching the video and the comment :)

Thank you, I still love doing lifts 😊 they make a big difference

Glad it was helpful! Do avoid the water line though.

@@galaxydreaming thanks, do you have any tips for getting the shield on? I always find this so hard

@@lillyspelman2479 For standard shields I gently lift the eyelid back (kind of near the crease) to help lift the lid back and see the lash line better, then I can get my shield close to the lash line and it seems to remove the creases in the eyelid (if you know what i mean) making this skin more smoother to attach to. Hopefully that makes sense? There are newer shields out now that don't require glue and I've tried them, they do work without glue, look up katya_vinog on insta

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you, oh no sorry to hear about your sore eyelid. This does happen regularly with my clients (the glue sticking on) so I use a little bit of the keratin oil to help dislodge the remaining glue. I believe the oil helps dissolve the glue, alternatively eye make up remover but be careful to avoid any product on the lashes for 24 hours as usual

Timing is based on the manufacturers instructions, they can differ, some have longer times for solution 1 opposed to solution 2 then other kits leave solution 1 on longer than the 2nd so I can’t give you general timing. Let’s say though if the solution said 12 mins for a solution and the lashes were medium thickness I might do 10 mins. Tbh it’s about getting used to your kits solutions and following their guide

Thank you so much! I do make asmr videos as well for relaxation :) The glue I use is from a kit called Clione however I recently was given another to try which I have to say is just as good which is a brand called Lash & Go. I was given the glue by another colleague and not sure where she got it but maybe that will help.

Yes I use oil to remove the tint as I avoid using water

Yay! So good to what that 👏🏻👏🏻

Glad it was helpful :)

Great to hear!

I use the keratin oil provided in the kit I purchase which is Clione. I don’t always cover lash lifts no

Hey where did you buy your lash lift kit and what was it called?

@@brooklynray9536 Hey! I bought the Diablo lash lift kit off their website (the one with 5 sachets included)

😮 wow amazing

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Hi, not usually, I like to wipe off excess keratin but not dry them, the process is drying so I try to leave the lashes as nourised as possible

Thank you for watching :)

Glad it was helpful!

If you have already tried processing them for the full time you now risk over processing your lashes if you were to do it again with the same times within 6 weeks of the original lift. The only corrective lifts I have done is straight after when a lift has not worked and I’ve put the solution 2 on for a bit longer but kept it at the roots (never to the tips). It’s easy to fry your lashes, you may be best to wait

Thank youu soo much ❤️❤️

Glad it was helpful!

Heya, the longest time depends on the kits recommendations. They can be different, my current kit says 12 for solution one but my old one was 8. Shortest time between lifts is 6 weeks

I used to have that issue on some eye shapes until I switched to silicone glue free style shields and rods like ellebana make, they are soo much better and worth switching to, alternatively you'd need to use more glue in that area or tape them down with a bit of micropore tape. With regards to the tint my go-to is blue black, funnily enough it is deeper and darker than plain black, which looks flat. Hope that helps you!

Thank you for visiting my channel ☺️

Lashes pinging off the shield after removing solution one is a beauticians worst nightmare, I hate when this happens, I now keep some lami balm in stock and set them back, I also firmly apply saranwrap over them to keep them on the shield.

I use the glue that comes with the kit from www.designerlashes.co.nz

There is one I found on Amazon that comes in a wee “tub” like a Carmex or Blistex metal round tin. I wish I could remember the name!! It is in a metal pot…I’m sorry I can not remember the name of it but I know you can find it. It is amazing stuff and it works like a glue without the icky part of glue. It works like a darn. IF I can find it I will message again!!! I am doing mine this weekend so I WILL remember!!!!

Heya, I don’t know what the expiry dates on the brand you have, sealed COULD be ok but I really can’t know

I used an m size shield but I prefer m1 or m2

Ah yeah it’s annoying when that happens, normally 6-8 weeks later, I have re lifted and drastically reduced the times when a lift has an area that hasn’t lifted as well but I stick to the base nowhere near the tips or they will fry. It’s risky tbh and only emergency or if I need to relax lashes if lift too much

Mine are thick and straight and I redid mine 48 hours after and they were fine! I do use Saran Wrap over mine so the lift serum doesn’t dry out; I find it curls way better if it stays a wet serum!

Thank you

Yes it’s fine and in fact that is why I believe I get such a good lift, I use a fine brush to get the solution between the lashes

Thank you I love doing lash lifts, a great alternative option from lash extensions

Hi, I use the kits that www.designerlashes.co.nz sell

Hi, yes the timing does stain the shields

Thank you, I just use the keratin that comes with the kit

I can’t really answer that as the timing is specific to each manufacturers kit and you should follow the instructions they give, I’ve used ones where the 1st solution is short and the 2nd longer timing and the one I use now is opposite. Not all are made alike. Sorry but best I don’t generalise the answer

I use the lash lift kit from www.designerlashes.co.nz

Which glue? Sometimes I’ve had that trouble with other brands. When this happens I use glad wrap to get them back or even use another shield on top and tape it down, just be careful with timing as doing this will make them warmer and process quicker

You're welcome!

Heya, oh no! You can relax them, follow the same process without the shields but instead do 1-2 minutes each solution and brush downwards

I buy mine from www.designerlashes.co.nz

I can only tell you to follow the kits instructions as diff kit have diff solutions

I’ve had this happen, usually when I don’t use enough glue or my glue was too old or the brand of glue is not good. Usually I bin it if this happens because it’s frustrating as. What I do then it happens is I either use paper tape or glad wrap to force the lashes to stay back.

@@galaxydreaming omg thank you for replying!! So seems like I gotta buy better lash glue or use more glue or buy something else to stick those babies on 😫. I did use saran wrap to hold them in place but that was a challenge in itself. Ugh, it’s always something. Just when you think it should be easy life says “hahaha nope!”.

You got it. Just wipe off excess solution two and then tint lashes. Once tinted you can use a damp cotton pad to wipe off excess of you like, I may have said in this to avoid water but you can rinse after the tint without effecting the lift, I just recommend no water, mascara or oil after completing the final clean (which you are doing to ensure no solution or tint is left in the lashes). Hope that helps :)

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You may not of bought up the solution to the actually rounded part of the shield, you have to avoid the tips tho so that is why you need to choose a shield that your lashes sit half way up in order to get the rounded curl. Hope that makes sense x

@@galaxydreaming hi, so on short lashes i should be using an M shield because it will lay half way? my lash lifts arent coming out curled :(

@@elizabethsiliezar2350 m shield is generally a noticeable lift, if your lashes aren’t curling it’s more likely your processing times of the solutions or using too much glue to stick the lashes back to the shield which creates a barrier for the solution to work. Also make sure you’re lashes are dry before sticking to shield

did you let the glue get tacky?

@@marinaarman8409 yeah I did. I tried it a few times after that it it wouldn't work.

You probably need a different glue

i’m late ik but you should definitely just cut the unnecessary ends off

Hi, have you tried different shaped eye pads or cutting placing them further down and sticking paper tape over the lashes onto the pads, just make sure you remove the tape first before removing the eyepads at the end as the lashes are smooshed between the eyepad and tape and removing in one piece could pull out the lashes

What I do is I put the shield on without sticking it yet and push the lashes back so that they are 1/2 way up the shield, that helps me choose, I tend to like m1 and m2, m2 does well on average length lashes for a gentle curl, m1 is more lifted. I only use m and s when I have thick stubborn lashes

Yes I’d say so or she used the wrong sized shield to lift with.

Yes try to dry them a much as you can, it will help hold them back onto the shield better

I am from NZ so my supplier is local here, I like bronsun dye and binacil tints and any keratin oil for lashes on Amazon is probably ok

Yes this can be the case with grow out for some lashes, I usually notice it nearing the end of the 5-6 weeks. One thing is to make sure the solutions are near the base and the bend, not the end of the lash, I’ve seen fried lashes bent backwards from over processing

What product you use in Lash Lift? Thank you!

@@Toyland_kids_world I use the Iconsign kit, I got it from ebay

@@galaxydreaming how often can I perm the lashes? Once every 2 months?

@@Toyland_kids_world I use stacy lash lift kit or designerlashes lift kit

What is lash lift volume? If the glue isn’t sticking usually it needs a little time to become tackier but I’d it’s still not working then you need new glue

It depends on your lash kit instructions, each is different. You shouldn’t relift for a minimum 5 weeks or you will over process your lashes and they look frizzy

It’s the one that comes in designerlashes website lift kit. www.designerlashes.co.nz

A lift will break down the bonds of the hair and reset it so depending on your eye shape and length of lashes it's hard to say which shield

Same process as lifting except you don’t use as shield and you brush them downwards to relax them. Timing usually is less as the lashes are processed. If the tips are bent backwards you may have lifted the ends, next time don’t take solution to tips if you did. I use m1 shield on hooded eyes, it’s usually the most lifted without touching hoods

Thank you, I loved doing this lift

Usually only a few minutes as the hair takes it in quite quickly due to the lifting process

I use the one provided in the Stacy lash kit or a Russian one called protein Botox from designerlashes

I’d imagine not but I can’t really give an answer when I haven’t worked with your kit

Thy glue was Stacy lash glue, the key is putting it on and then using a fan for 1-2 seconds to help it get sticky and grip, if it gets too dry apply a little more glue as you push them onto shield

Stacy lash on Amazon have a very good lash lifting kit

45 minutes usually

Yes it will ruin them, overprocessing will fry your lashes making them brittle and frizzy. Wait 6 weeks before lifting again

This kit is from Stacy lash. They have a keratin/nourishing oil in their kit

Glue it down

I don’t have one that id recommend adding I’be always had kits that have the oil included. The lift/lamination kit I recommend is from www.designerlashes.co.nz

You need to wait 6-8 weeks or you will over process the lashes and fry them, they then become brittle and crinkled, Defo don’t want that

I use the one from www.designerlashes.co.nz

It is called Reconstructing Treatment on the www.designerlashes.co.nz website