Getting Lash Extensions
5 Safety Tips for Pro Lash Stylists
As a professional lash stylist, your client’s safety should be the number one priority at your salon or spa. In addition to following the safety procedures outlined in your eyel...
Lash Stylist PPE for Holiday Lash Applications
With masks on, eyes will be top beauty priority this holiday season. As this season nears, make sure to prep and maintain a safe sanctuary for yourself and your clients by inves...
Prevent Lash Application Irritation
Finding the right under eye patch that works for you and your client is the secret to a stress-free, successful, and safe lash application. Learn more about our under eye patche...
Beauty & Lash Services during COVID-19 (Coronavirus): A message from CEO of Xtreme Lashes Jo Mousselli, RN, BSN
Update March 2022: Per CDC guidelines, we have suspended the required use of PPE at our training programs. It is still optional for those attending to decide if wearing a…
Eyelash Extensions: What to Expect during a Lash Application
Prior to the application, your stylist will conduct a thorough consultation allowing you the opportunity to help design your customized lash look. Additionally, your stylist may...
A Common Cause of Irritation During a Lash Extensions Application
Minimize adverse reactions and eliminate irritation by using Silicone Under Eye Patches during your lash extensions application. Our hypoallergenic Silicone Under Eye Patches ar...
How to tell if Eyelash Extensions are right for you
Getting eyelash extensions is an exciting experience and the results can enhance your beauty, while minimizing your daily routine at the same time. However, with certain greatne...
Faux Mink Eyelash Extensions vs. Real Mink
A question we often receive from End Consumers and Lash Stylists is why did we develop Synthetic/Faux Mink eyelash extensions instead of just using real mink hair? Xtreme Lashes...
7 Reasons to Remove Eyelash Extensions
Every Lash Stylist knows that there are certain times when an existing set of eyelash extensions are better off than on. However, it’s not always due to a negative application.…