Makeup Class By Richard 8 9; False Eyelash & mascara Application

Before you apply a lash to a model, fist measure the eyelashes to the eyes determine if it needs to be cut. What kind of lash to get. Learn about the glue; if some people are allergic to latex, you need to have a latex free eyelash glue in hand to accommodate all clients’ needs. How do you air out the artificial lashes with the glue and how to apply the lash to the lash line. What happens if the glue does not get tacky? It gets everywhere. The thicker the lash-band the stubborn they are, so turn the lash in. Use tweezers to apply lashes, or even a lash applicator. Use a mascara to combine the natural eyelashes to the false eyelashes. Watch how sanitary measures are taken to use a disposable mascara brush to remove the mascara out of the bottle. Learn how to hold the lid to apply the eyelash mascara so the client would not blink. Swizzle-down the mascara brash to the bottom eyelashes; it is best to do the mascara so eye shadow fallout will not show on the eyelashes. Strip eyelashes: False eyelashes will add balance to the eye makeup. After applying artificial eyelashes, blend the eye makeup with a brush. This how to do makeup class is for cosmetologists, makeup artists, skin care therapists and estheticians, beauty school students, hairdressers and beauty professionals. Guest artist for BeautyHealthTravel channel: Richard Espinoza, assistant: Diana, Model: Rebecca, video production by BeautyHealthTravel channel.