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A Guide to Help You Design the Perfect Lash Salon 01. This lighting brings a modern, yet elegant touch to any lash space. 02. We love the neutral color of this pillow with the subtle added texture. 03. This hand painted pillow is adds an artistic touch to the room. 04. One of the easiest ways to make your lash studio look more professional is to use fitted covers for your massage bed. 5. We love this soft, feminine artwork!  It creates an atmosphere that is calm and inviting.  Perfect for a lash salon. 6. This cheetah print cowhide rug...

For today's Lash Tip Tuesday we are going to talk about how much adhesives is too much!  As you can see in the picture using too much adhesive will cause the glue to travel up your beautiful lash fan and close it on itss way.  Another problem is that the more adhesive you use, the longer it will take to polymerize.  If you let go of your fan too soon it will instantly close.  So how do you know how much to use?  Well, it depends on the lash that you are planning to make an attachment to.  If you are...

All About Gel Pads and Tape When it comes to taping down your clients lower lashes, each of your clients may have different needs.  Everyones eyes are shaped differently, so we like to offer several different shapes and sizes of gel pads.  We also offer several different types of tape.  In this blog post we are going to teach you about all of the different options available through blink lash store, PLUS teach you some eye patch hacks to help you isolate those bottom lashes from the top lashes and speed up your lash sets! Blink Lint Free Eye Patches...

This weeks product spotlight is our Super Flat Lashes.  These lashes are a customer favorite for many reasons and this week they are 20% off, so it is the perfect time to try them.  Let's talk about some of their features.  1.  Our BL Super Flat Lashes are 75% lighter than regular eyelash extensions.  They literally feel feather light and are so comfortable.2.  The fact that they are so lightweight makes them feel like volume lashes.  3.  These lashes are extremely thin, which allows for the adhesive to coat more surface area during application.  This is one of the features that improves...

There is a somewhat uncommon technique that I teach all of my students:  using your fingers to isolate lashes, along with your tweezers.   I have found that this comes really natural to some lash artists.   For others, not so much, they prefer to use tweezers only.  That is okay.  It is important to use the techniques that work best for you as a lash artist.  I love teaching the finger technique to use as an extra tool in your tool box.  How to use your fingers:The first thing you want to do is part the lashes using a piece of tape...