Eyelash Extension Style Options;

Eyelash extensions are available in many different styles and lengths. From natural to curled, you can get the look you desire. Choosing a natural look will accentuate small eyes, while a cat-eye style will make a deep-set eye pop. If you are not sure what kind of eyelash extensions are right for you, ask your beauty expert for advice.

Staggered lashes

A staggered eyelash extension style is a great choice for women with a variety of eye shapes. These eyelash extensions alternate between shorter and longer lashes to create a full and thick appearance. This style looks great on people with light skin and is great for enhancing your natural lashes.

The length of the extensions will vary, but you should expect them to last one week. These lashes begin at the inner corner of the eye and gradually taper outward to the outer corner. By the outer corner, the lashes will be about 50% longer than they are at the starting point. For example, if you started with a lash of 8mm, the finished lash will be 14mm long.

There are many different ways to create this style. If you have thin eyelashes, this style will not work well. You may prefer a ‘doll’ eyelash extension style. This style is a bit messy, but can create a dramatic look.

Staggered lashes with curls

Staggered lashes are a style that is popular with celebrities. These lashes consist of a combination of long and short lashes, applied in a graduated pattern. They can be used to accentuate the natural shape of the eye and to create a dramatic cat-eye look. However, this style is not recommended for people with thin lashes.

There are many types of curls. The most common are the J, C, and D curls. These are the most natural, and mimic the natural shape of the lashes. This style is often preferred by women with mature eyes because it is less noticeable.

L-curl lashes

When choosing an eyelash extension style, choosing the best type of curl for your client’s eyes is essential. While there are many varieties of curls to choose from, some curls are better suited for specific eye shapes and face shapes than others. In order to choose the right curl, you should consider the shape of your eyes and the angle of your natural lashes. Choosing the right type of curl for your client will make the end result as even and natural looking as possible.

A ‘C’ curl is the standard curl. This curl style opens up the eyelid and lifts the lashes downward. The tip of the lash is slightly curled upwards, which can give your eyes a doll-like appearance.

L+ curl lashes

L+ curls are an easy way to make your lashes look longer and darker. They have a longer base than other curls and a larger area for the adhesive. They also tend to lash longer on the natural lash. L+ curls are more curly than EZ curls, but they are not as curly as D curls.

L+ curls are often the preferred curl for people who suffer from droopy eyelids or have hooded eyelids. These curls are typically 85 degrees in length and are ideal for widening small eyes.

Colored lashes

Colored eyelash extensions are a fun way to add depth to your natural lashes. You can choose to apply the same color to both eyes or mix and match multiple colors for a unique effect. These lashes will accentuate your eye color and can be worn on any occasion.

You can also get a mix of short and long lashes. The blend will create a full, fluffy effect, but it may be a bit much for people with thin eyelashes. However, if you have thick lashes, this option may work for you. The combination of long and short lashes will give you lots of volume.

These lashes can last about a month. However, they can cause irritation or infection if they get in the eyes. If you are prone to sensitivity, you may want to choose a shorter lash style. However, it is important to note that shorter lashes are more practical and can be worn more frequently.