How To Fix Drooping Eyelash Extensions

• #ane

Have done a set a week agone, all withal in identify but "drooping?".... Advice please?. Xx

• #2

Hey.

Information technology might be that the lashes y'all used were besides thick/heavy for the natural lashes which weighs them down. or they were besides long!
In my preparation i was advised to make the natural lash 1/2 to ane/iii longer.
Sometimes i find that older ladies accept slightly thinner lashes so they cant have the thicker 0.25's.
I'1000 currently using some lashes that are 0.07 thickness and then they are super fine merely you can put upward to iv on a natural lash. they look so natural and because they are lightweight they final longer. My older clients dearest them because they dont expect then harsh and dont weigh the lashes down!

hth 20

• #3

That thought crossed my mind initially but I always use the same lashes on her and never a problem?!- demand to remedy this but not sure what's best to do. Cheers for your assist!. Ten

• #4

Oh how strange. is information technology all of them or simply on the edges? what lenght/thickness are you using? x

• #5

Not sure still as seeing customer tomorrow!. 0.20 c curl, 10,12,14'south - she's already got long lashes to begin with then wants full very bling look. Shakes your confidence as tin't think what's changed. Need to see them really?. Cheers xx

• #6

Hello
Simply a thought merely if the new lashes you are attaching also are even a wee chip premature so they volition droop. I know you said you had used the same length and thickness on this customer before but it is not just about what you are attaching its also what you are attaching besides if you lot know what I mean. I hope that makes sense?
Lee-Anne x

• #7

Hello
Just a thought just if the new lashes yous are attaching as well are fifty-fifty a wee chip premature then they volition droop. I know you said you had used the same length and thickness on this client before only it is not simply about what you are attaching its besides what you are attaching too if y'all know what I mean. I hope that makes sense?
Lee-Anne 10

Yes information technology makes perfect sense... Thanks. Would I be all-time to remove any droopies and employ a shorter length in your opinion?. X

• #8

Definately remove the droopers and re-apply with shorter "lighter" lashes, yous can nevertheless create a gorgeous full on look with lighter lashes

• #ix

Aye it makes perfect sense... Cheers. Would I be best to remove any droopies and apply a shorter length in your opinion?. X

Howdy again
Yep remove the droopies as they will just annoy your client and may put them off having lashes in the future and re apply with lighter shorter lashes avoiding the new baby re growth. As well many clients who beginning off with 0.2 & 0.25 thickness often terminate upward going with thinner lighter lashes as they soon realise that the thinner and lighter the lash the better behaved they are. I much adopt the wait of a full set up of fine lashes and I know they will comport themselves better than thicker ones. HTH
Lee-Anne ten

• #10

Hello again
Yes remove the droopies as they volition just annoy your client and may put them off having lashes in the future and re apply with lighter shorter lashes avoiding the new baby re growth. Also many clients who start off with 0.two & 0.25 thickness often end up going with thinner lighter lashes as they soon realise that the thinner and lighter the lash the better behaved they are. I much adopt the look of a full set of fine lashes and I know they will behave themselves better than thicker ones. HTH
Lee-Anne ten

Ok I'll follow the good advice!/ I'm guessing at that place will exist gaps and so if i can't apply whatever to very new lashes?. X am very pedantic and want to become it right!!!. 10 thanks and then much for all the answers and helpful communication thirty

• #11

Hullo
Shouldn't exist gappy just avoid lashes that are very new (very fine and wispy) as these will exist the droopies and apply some lighter ones to the ones that yous think are set for an extension. I would simply remove the 0.ii's ans re use with something finer/lighter weight.
Lee-Anne x

• #12

Hi
Shouldn't be gappy just avoid lashes that are very new (very fine and wispy) as these will be the droopies and utilise some lighter ones to the ones that you retrieve are ready for an extension. I would simply remove the 0.ii's ans re apply with something finer/lighter weight.
Lee-Anne x

I'll have on board what yous've said and put it into practice- give thanks you lot and then much xxxx

• #13

I'll take on board what you've said and put it into practice- cheers so much xxxx

Removed droopies and put smaller lashes on- perfect!- thanks xxx

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