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If your fan looks skinny from the front but flat on the side
@elitelonglashes
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The video provides a clear, concise, and visually instructive tutorial on a specific lash extension technique, addressing a common problem faced by lash artists and offering a practical solution.
Summary
This video demonstrates a lash extension technique called "wrapping" to create a fuller and more natural-looking fan. The creator explains how to properly place the fan by ensuring the base is flat and then gently pressing it onto the natural lash while the glue is still wet.
Structure
- 1Demonstrating skinny/flat lash fan
- 2Explaining placement error (on top)
- 3Demonstrating correct placement (on side)
- 4Wiping lash edges for flat base
- 5Applying fan with wrapping technique
- 6Final placement and lift
Transcript
If your fan looks skinny from the front but flat on the side, don't place it on top. Place it on the side and gently push it in. To avoid that issue, wipe the lashes on the edges so the base can stay flat. That way, you can place it right on top. And you have to be quick when the glue is still wet and press it in. This method is called wrapping technique. The fan wraps around the natural lash. If you place underneath, make sure the base goes in first, push it in, and lift it slightly. And you are done.
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The key to a clean lash set is correct placement. Good placement = better direction, clean work, and beautiful retention. ✨ #LashTech #LashTips #LashExtensions #LashTraining
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