Createspace Independent Publishing Platform The lash manual: foundational information for every eyelash extension artist, paperback/chrystal ladouceur

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The 2nd edition of this book covers everything and anything eyelash extension related.

This includes taking a clinical look at the anatomy, physiology, the potential pathologies and conditions of the eyes and eyelashes.

This book goes into detail about safety and first aid, ministry of health requirements, client consultations, station set up, eyelash extension specific products, lash mapping and styles based on eye shape.

In this book I share step-by-step instructions on classic eyelash extension application, lash fill appointments and proper eyelash extension removal.

We then discuss volume eyelash extensions, explaining the difference between pre-made clusters, fans and Russian Volume lash sets.

Then this book covers step-by-step volume fan building instructions This book takes you through tips and tricks and offers an entire chapter on trouble shooting things that may go wrong throughout the application process.

And, as if this isn't enough, the back of the book is stuffed full of document templates for you to copy and use in your practice.

This is by far the most inclusive, comprehensive book on eyelash extensions available today.

It's a must have for all eyelash extension artists.

About the Author: Chrystal is a Registered Massage Therapist in British Columbia and the owner of both Aspect Health & Registered Massage Therapy, and Clashes! Eyelash Extensions.

While Chrystal has always been an avid learner and casual writer, she wrote her first book The Clashes Eyelash Extension Manual after she fell into the lash extension industry almost by mistake.

Chrystal suffered a somewhat traumatic injury to her leg and ankle, which resulted in some permanent changes and chronic pain that meant she could no longer offer massage therapy full-time.

With her clinic sitting unused 4-days a week, offering lash extensions seemed like the perfect fit! And she was right, except after doing a little research and then paying heavily (just short of $1000) for a condensed one-on-one co.