Yoyis! I love you!!!!! I’ve been learning so much from you ! I’m a beginner. 🙂 could you do a video on ergonomics of lashing? Like posture and how to not make your back ache? Pleaseeeeeee
Hi I’m new to lashing and I’m having trouble picking the right lengths for clients. Do u measure their natural lash or how do u choose the appropriate lengths?
Aw thanks babe! They are coming! But I am taking a little break from youtube due to personal things. But no worries I'm not gone for good. 😘 I didn't think anyone liked my vlogs 😅
Hi there Yoyis, I have been getting my lashes done for the past almost 2 yrs. But watching your videos have inspired me to want to learn more. I don't know where to start though 😕 do have to go beauty school? I'm in California by the way. Oh and I wish you the best on becoming a trainer, I am sure you will be great at it! Your awesome girl . God bless
Aww thanks for the love babe! So if your in Cali your state does require you to be licensed in either cosmetology or Esthetics. If your going in just for lashes I recommend just doing esthetics since it's less time. No point of going in for Cosmo for over a year just to do lashes it'll be a waste of time and money. Unless you want to do hair and nails as well. Up to you. What I will also recommend is take a lash course and see if you like it. I'm only saying this because what if you go to school get your license just to do lashes and don't even like doing lashes as much as you thought. Then you wasted time and money going to school. You know what I mean. So definitely think about it. Do your research. But I will say is the beauty industry is only going to keep growing it's definitely the place to be if you want to make good money. If you are going to take a course before beauty school just be careful because you could get in trouble for not being licensed so just practice on your friends and family, once you start getting paying clients that's when you can get in trouble if you get caught. So don't think I'm giving you bad advice I'm just giving you food for thought if this is something you really want to do. Hopefully that helped 😘
Thank you so much 💓 YOyis , for the advice it makes perfect sense what you say. I will definitely try out course. Thanks again so much for taking your time to respond. Oh and I love 💘 all your videos by the way. I been learning things that kinda make me feel sad with my lash girl, everything you do- (washing )and (priming) I don't get. And not to talk bad about her at all, I love her. Been going to her for over 2yrs. Watching your videos I been also keeping up with washing more my 😄. Thanks again Yoyis! I will let you know if I take a course 😉 God bless you Girl!!
Love your videos! Iam getting certified next month and decided to do in home services. I was wondering how to protect my self and my small business doing this at home.
Yoyis, I’m sorry if I’ve missed it: do you have taping/lashing tips for middle-age and older clients? I myself am 45 and just learned to lash but am also observing us over-the-hill women have different (thinner and wrinklier 😭) skin and often thinner/thinning lashes. I’m wanting to build my clientele in this age bracket but am not finding a lot of examples of work done on this age set. Thank you for your awesome content! I’ve learned a bunch from your amazing videos. And holy hell do you have steady, precise hands... impressive!
Hey hun. I don't have a taping video like that only because the taping method applies to anyone. Since their skin is more loose I make sure to pull a little bit more than what I would with a younger client. It doesn hurt them at all but please be gentle and ask them if they are ok with you pulling back their eyelids. Most my clients or mature older women so I know exactly what you mean but they have the best kind of lashes because they don't have as many as a younger client. So you can lash them faster. Yes they do have thinner more fragile lashes so shorter thinner lashes is the way to go with them. But the taping method video applies to everyone. I get at the beginning it can be a little intimidating and scary pulling back the lashes but once you get in the habit of it it'll be like 2nd nature to you and you'll know how far to pull back on mature eyes. Trust the process. You got this 😘
@@YoyisLashBeauty you are the best. Thank you for taking the time to write such a wonderful reply! As one of those with thinner and wrinklier skin AND thinning lashes, I want to understand it so I could help others in my age bracket and beyond. So appreciate your support and encouragement. This “starting out phase” is tough... A person wants experience but the only way there is to be inexperienced first! In the meantime, will enjoy the zen of your videos. Thank you again Yoyis!
Hey girl loveeee your videos! Just started lashing on people and want to buy a decent glue that will help me keep my first clients happy with retention but I don’t want to spend so much on an expensive glue yet since I’m just starting. What glue do you recommend for beginners that will hold the lashes and has like a 3 or more sec drying time?
Hi! I was wondering, how did you determine your prices starting out & what were they ? I am getting certified next month & am in the process of obtaining as much knowledge as I can right now.
Can you make a video on glueing and placement? I’m a beginner and I sometimes add too much glue and they stick to the strip or I don’t hug the lash right and it comes up when I lift my tweezers. This would be super helpful for all beginners 💕
I just started my journey and I’m practicing on my mannequin but the lashes keep sticking to the eye pad 😩idk what I’m doing wrong I tried repositioning and same thing. Too much glue ?
It happens girl. The mannequin doesn't cooperate as good especially because the lashes lay so flat against the plastic face so there's no much you can do about it. I recommend to practice on a close friend or sister or someone that trusts you. It's the best way to learn.
Could you do a video on soco's humidity treatment and glue? I'm wondering what exactly the treatment is and if the glue really does a good job in high humidity
The only reason why I haven't done it is because I live in a very very dry place the humidity glue and Sealer will not work for me at all because I don't struggle with humidity. But I have friends in Florida who use it and they have about it so much. I just know I wouldn't be able to give you my honest opinion because it won't do anything for me and my dry weather.
It's extremely humid here I was just curious cause I would like to try it if it really helps you know we struggle when it gets like this here and make you want to quit the game sometimes lol jk
It wouldn't hurt to try it and see if it works for you. Don't give up hun sometimes you just need the right products. Also what I recommend getting is a dehumidifier to help take out some humidity from your room. They sell them on amazon. Definitely invest in one of those. That should help tremendously.
i heard its not advised to detack tape or eye pads on your own hand because your removing dead skin from the back of your own hand and then putting it right under their eyes. which makes sense. I heard its best to detack on the clients own forehead. whats your thoughts?
The reason why I do it on my own hands is because I always wash and sanitize with hand sanitizer before doing that. I don't use my clients forehead because you don't know what is on their forehead. You don't know if they washed your face that morning or a week ago. You don't know what kind of face creams or oils they have on their face. Or if they're wearing heavy makeup. At least I'm more certain that my hands are properly washed and sanitized when I do it this way. You don't know if your clients forehead it's clean and sanitized. Everyone has their own opinion about how they do this but this way works for me not once have I ever given anybody and eye infection doing this method. So I can say with confidence that it's not harmful or unsanitary.
I use magnifying glasses from Lasbox LA and having a good light to help you see better helps aLOT. Trust me it took me some time to get good. It doesn't happen over night or in a month. It will takes months to even a year to see improvement
I am a current student in lashing and I have problems with being consistent with how far the base is supposed to be at lower lid. I always leave about 2-3 mm space but it’s supposed to be 1-2 so what do you recommend so I get better at this bc my fear is having clients complain about the lashes poking thwm
3 mm out is the farthest you should place them so its ok your barely starting off the more you get the hang of it the fear of placing them closer will disappear and it'll just come naturally to place them closer. As long as your bases are perfectly made and they don't have any thing lashes sticking out then placing them 1mm close to the lash line is ideal. Thats the goal but it's ok if your just starting off. The more practice you get in the easier it'll get getting them as close as possible. Hang in there you got this 😘
@@YoyisLashBeauty Thankyou so much! Also one more question rn we’re obviously practicing on mannequins and I adhere the base well but the sometimes sticks out to one side like if it’s slanted so what do you recommend for that situation so they are always placed straight on top of eyelashes?
Are you saying that you place the extension well but then it "tilts" to one side? If that's the case you have to hold the extension in place to give the glue enough time to dry in place. Your most likely working with a slow dry time glue and your moving too fast and not letting the glue enough time to dry and hold the extension straight up. So it doesn't matter if you place it on the sides or at the top of your not giving the glue enough time to dry that extension will start to tilt to the side. So just make sure to hold it for a little bit longer. That's the only disadvantage of working with a slow dry glue. Just have patience you'll get it down soon and be able to work with a faster glue soon.
@@YoyisLashBeauty ohhhh got ya that also happens but what I was trying to say is that when I go into apply a lash sometimes I do go straight in and place the lash straightly on top of natural lash which blends in but other times I place them to where half the side of the base seems to fall to one side which then causes the eyelash base beside it to get stuck to that one bc it fell on the lash “crooked” and I don’t know how to control it and I hate when that happens because I take the lash of to retry but end up having a lot of glue from all the tries and have a mess. Hopefully I’m making since!
You kept saying not on the water line but it looked so deep up in the corners of their eyes. I put it there on clients and so many complained so I would move it but some would still complain and a lash would come out and end up stuck at the end. Idk if I had sensitive clients or if it’s me 😭
Remember to always fix the inner and outer corners. Like how I showed I'm the video, lift up the corners and pull them down so that way it's not going inside their eye. All clients are sensitive when it comes to the eyepads, so if they are complaining that they feel it inside their eye, make sure to fix it. It can be the tape you're using isn't sticking, and that's why it's lifting and getting inside their eye.
I’m coming back to this video bc I had a dilemma happening yesterday, I was using the taping method to lash in layers. When I went back to take the tape off all the eyelashes came off with it and I literally cried. What did I do wrong ? I need advice😩
Yeah just rub the center until it's not sticky at all ... Hmmm never heard of that brand so I can't say if its good or not. I recommend to use a glue with a strong hold most beginner glues don't have good hold that's why retention is bad but make sure your placement in on point and your tape isn't sticky that should help with your lashes not coming off.
@@YoyisLashBeauty okay! And fixe beauty is actually a certification program for eyelash extensions and they send you a whole kit and everything it’s pretty cool. But now I’m iffy on the glue bc it works great on the mannequin but not real ppl😭
Yeah most to all brands teach and certify so it's very common. Do you wash and prime before application? Your clients lashes might be oily and that's why the extension isn't sticking
I know babe! I miss you all too! I took some time off for some personal reasons 😭 but no worries I'll be back very very soon.. like right around the corner soon 😘 xoxo
@@YoyisLashBeauty take your time boo. Just wanted you to know you were missed. Hope all is well. I just got certified last week and your videos are amazing.
Hey Yoyis, have you tried the Nichiban eyelash tape?? I’ve heard so many positive reviews about it and lash techs who have switched claim it’s better than the nextcare blue tape? 🤷♀️🤔
Yes I have tried it but in my opinion the nexcare is better. You'll have to play with them both so you can know which one you prefer. I played with Nichiban for like a month and I just prefer the grip/sensitivity of the blue one better so I switched back.
@@YoyisLashBeauty ohh I trust you lol, I love the blue nextcare with gel pads has been giving me no trouble but just wondering if I was missing out on something better, glad to know your opinion on it thank you so much
I'm sorry 😭 I've been going through some personal stuff and I needed time. I have a couple videos recorded just need to find time to edit them. But no worries I'll be back soon 😘
Umm can we talk about how hard it was for me to tape down someone that has “high cheekbones” and really “sunken eyes”.. if you have any tips or make a video covering this topic I will gladly appreciate it .. Anybody that’s having this issues plz send me a link or personal video on how you do it. IG: @mc.didit
Yoyis! I love you!!!!!
I’ve been learning so much from you ! I’m a beginner. 🙂 could you do a video on ergonomics of lashing? Like posture and how to not make your back ache? Pleaseeeeeee
Girllllll.....WE ALL MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos you always help us
u are literally the most helpful lash artist ever 🥲
Omg that last tip about the mask humidity is 👌🏼 would never thought of that. THANKS!😻
Beginner here 😌 Thank you this was very helpful!
Hi I’m new to lashing and I’m having trouble picking the right lengths for clients. Do u measure their natural lash or how do u choose the appropriate lengths?
Genius tip for the face mask issue ✨👍
Supper informative I love it here ❣️
Thank you so much for this video!! I just had a question what type of mask are you referring to that will cause humidity??
Hey Hey love your videos please bring back "A week in my life as a lash artist" vlogs I really enjoyed watching those !
Aw thanks babe! They are coming! But I am taking a little break from youtube due to personal things. But no worries I'm not gone for good. 😘 I didn't think anyone liked my vlogs 😅
I’ve ordered so many things you recommend . I love your channel and have learned a lot from you. Thank you for your content!
Hi there Yoyis, I have been getting my lashes done for the past almost 2 yrs. But watching your videos have inspired me to want to learn more. I don't know where to start though 😕 do have to go beauty school? I'm in California by the way. Oh and I wish you the best on becoming a trainer, I am sure you will be great at it! Your awesome girl . God bless
Aww thanks for the love babe! So if your in Cali your state does require you to be licensed in either cosmetology or Esthetics. If your going in just for lashes I recommend just doing esthetics since it's less time. No point of going in for Cosmo for over a year just to do lashes it'll be a waste of time and money. Unless you want to do hair and nails as well. Up to you. What I will also recommend is take a lash course and see if you like it. I'm only saying this because what if you go to school get your license just to do lashes and don't even like doing lashes as much as you thought. Then you wasted time and money going to school. You know what I mean. So definitely think about it. Do your research. But I will say is the beauty industry is only going to keep growing it's definitely the place to be if you want to make good money. If you are going to take a course before beauty school just be careful because you could get in trouble for not being licensed so just practice on your friends and family, once you start getting paying clients that's when you can get in trouble if you get caught. So don't think I'm giving you bad advice I'm just giving you food for thought if this is something you really want to do. Hopefully that helped 😘
Thank you so much 💓 YOyis , for the advice it makes perfect sense what you say. I will definitely try out course. Thanks again so much for taking your time to respond. Oh and I love 💘 all your videos by the way. I been learning things that kinda make me feel sad with my lash girl, everything you do- (washing )and (priming) I don't get. And not to talk bad about her at all, I love her. Been going to her for over 2yrs. Watching your videos I been also keeping up with washing more my 😄. Thanks again Yoyis! I will let you know if I take a course 😉 God bless you Girl!!
your work is precise ..loved to watch it 😍😎
Love your videos! Iam getting certified next month and decided to do in home services. I was wondering how to protect my self and my small business doing this at home.
Yoyis, I’m sorry if I’ve missed it: do you have taping/lashing tips for middle-age and older clients? I myself am 45 and just learned to lash but am also observing us over-the-hill women have different (thinner and wrinklier 😭) skin and often thinner/thinning lashes. I’m wanting to build my clientele in this age bracket but am not finding a lot of examples of work done on this age set. Thank you for your awesome content! I’ve learned a bunch from your amazing videos. And holy hell do you have steady, precise hands... impressive!
Hey hun. I don't have a taping video like that only because the taping method applies to anyone. Since their skin is more loose I make sure to pull a little bit more than what I would with a younger client. It doesn hurt them at all but please be gentle and ask them if they are ok with you pulling back their eyelids. Most my clients or mature older women so I know exactly what you mean but they have the best kind of lashes because they don't have as many as a younger client. So you can lash them faster. Yes they do have thinner more fragile lashes so shorter thinner lashes is the way to go with them. But the taping method video applies to everyone. I get at the beginning it can be a little intimidating and scary pulling back the lashes but once you get in the habit of it it'll be like 2nd nature to you and you'll know how far to pull back on mature eyes. Trust the process. You got this 😘
@@YoyisLashBeauty you are the best. Thank you for taking the time to write such a wonderful reply! As one of those with thinner and wrinklier skin AND thinning lashes, I want to understand it so I could help others in my age bracket and beyond. So appreciate your support and encouragement. This “starting out phase” is tough... A person wants experience but the only way there is to be inexperienced first! In the meantime, will enjoy the zen of your videos. Thank you again Yoyis!
I LOVE YOU!!! Thank you🤍
Hey girl loveeee your videos! Just started lashing on people and want to buy a decent glue that will help me keep my first clients happy with retention but I don’t want to spend so much on an expensive glue yet since I’m just starting. What glue do you recommend for beginners that will hold the lashes and has like a 3 or more sec drying time?
Thank you for this video 💕 The last method you showed is my fav! I have been wanting to try the foam tape also 😍
Hi! I was wondering, how did you determine your prices starting out & what were they ? I am getting certified next month & am in the process of obtaining as much knowledge as I can right now.
Can you make a video on how to wash the lashes before application?? Thank you!!
I show in most my educational videos. I always wash and prime so I show it in most my videos.
Great!! Needed this!! ❤ xoxo
Thank you 💛
Can you make a video on glueing and placement? I’m a beginner and I sometimes add too much glue and they stick to the strip or I don’t hug the lash right and it comes up when I lift my tweezers. This would be super helpful for all beginners 💕
Hi Could you please try making a video of using M Curls and what brand is best . and what styles you like using them on
I actually recorded a set I did using M curls. So it's coming 😘
Omg i will wait 🥰💕 thankyou 🙏🏼💕
I've learned alot from you 💕💕 godbless you more and more 💕💕
Thank you for all the options you’re the best 😍
Your very welcome hun 😘
I just started my journey and I’m practicing on my mannequin but the lashes keep sticking to the eye pad 😩idk what I’m doing wrong I tried repositioning and same thing. Too much glue ?
It happens girl. The mannequin doesn't cooperate as good especially because the lashes lay so flat against the plastic face so there's no much you can do about it. I recommend to practice on a close friend or sister or someone that trusts you. It's the best way to learn.
@@YoyisLashBeauty omg thank you so much for your reply I aspire to be like u 😁
Could you do a video on soco's humidity treatment and glue? I'm wondering what exactly the treatment is and if the glue really does a good job in high humidity
The only reason why I haven't done it is because I live in a very very dry place the humidity glue and Sealer will not work for me at all because I don't struggle with humidity. But I have friends in Florida who use it and they have about it so much. I just know I wouldn't be able to give you my honest opinion because it won't do anything for me and my dry weather.
It's extremely humid here I was just curious cause I would like to try it if it really helps you know we struggle when it gets like this here and make you want to quit the game sometimes lol jk
It wouldn't hurt to try it and see if it works for you. Don't give up hun sometimes you just need the right products. Also what I recommend getting is a dehumidifier to help take out some humidity from your room. They sell them on amazon. Definitely invest in one of those. That should help tremendously.
Can you show us how do you do refills on lashes example how to take the old ones out with out pulling her real lashes.
i heard its not advised to detack tape or eye pads on your own hand because your removing dead skin from the back of your own hand and then putting it right under their eyes. which makes sense. I heard its best to detack on the clients own forehead. whats your thoughts?
The reason why I do it on my own hands is because I always wash and sanitize with hand sanitizer before doing that. I don't use my clients forehead because you don't know what is on their forehead. You don't know if they washed your face that morning or a week ago. You don't know what kind of face creams or oils they have on their face. Or if they're wearing heavy makeup. At least I'm more certain that my hands are properly washed and sanitized when I do it this way. You don't know if your clients forehead it's clean and sanitized. Everyone has their own opinion about how they do this but this way works for me not once have I ever given anybody and eye infection doing this method. So I can say with confidence that it's not harmful or unsanitary.
@Yoyis Lash&Beauty thank you so much for clarifying that. That's makes a lot of sense. I appreciate your advice
can i still do lashes if i cant see that good cause i want to do lashes so bad but its hard to do how did u get so good
I use magnifying glasses from Lasbox LA and having a good light to help you see better helps aLOT. Trust me it took me some time to get good. It doesn't happen over night or in a month. It will takes months to even a year to see improvement
I am a current student in lashing and I have problems with being consistent with how far the base is supposed to be at lower lid. I always leave about 2-3 mm space but it’s supposed to be 1-2 so what do you recommend so I get better at this bc my fear is having clients complain about the lashes poking thwm
3 mm out is the farthest you should place them so its ok your barely starting off the more you get the hang of it the fear of placing them closer will disappear and it'll just come naturally to place them closer. As long as your bases are perfectly made and they don't have any thing lashes sticking out then placing them 1mm close to the lash line is ideal. Thats the goal but it's ok if your just starting off. The more practice you get in the easier it'll get getting them as close as possible. Hang in there you got this 😘
@@YoyisLashBeauty Thankyou so much! Also one more question rn we’re obviously practicing on mannequins and I adhere the base well but the sometimes sticks out to one side like if it’s slanted so what do you recommend for that situation so they are always placed straight on top of eyelashes?
Are you saying that you place the extension well but then it "tilts" to one side? If that's the case you have to hold the extension in place to give the glue enough time to dry in place. Your most likely working with a slow dry time glue and your moving too fast and not letting the glue enough time to dry and hold the extension straight up. So it doesn't matter if you place it on the sides or at the top of your not giving the glue enough time to dry that extension will start to tilt to the side. So just make sure to hold it for a little bit longer. That's the only disadvantage of working with a slow dry glue. Just have patience you'll get it down soon and be able to work with a faster glue soon.
@@YoyisLashBeauty ohhhh got ya that also happens but what I was trying to say is that when I go into apply a lash sometimes I do go straight in and place the lash straightly on top of natural lash which blends in but other times I place them to where half the side of the base seems to fall to one side which then causes the eyelash base beside it to get stuck to that one bc it fell on the lash “crooked” and I don’t know how to control it and I hate when that happens because I take the lash of to retry but end up having a lot of glue from all the tries and have a mess. Hopefully I’m making since!
Can U share how to set up to film?? I cannot find a way to do this thank you
Hi, can you do a doll eye look and cat eye look I love how you map it.
Can you please show how you use the tape back method when its a fill? 🙏
I have a full video call taping method and I show it on a fill
What’s the difference between bonder and sealant ?
Thank you 🙏🏽
your welcome hun, thanks fro watching!
You kept saying not on the water line but it looked so deep up in the corners of their eyes. I put it there on clients and so many complained so I would move it but some would still complain and a lash would come out and end up stuck at the end. Idk if I had sensitive clients or if it’s me 😭
Remember to always fix the inner and outer corners. Like how I showed I'm the video, lift up the corners and pull them down so that way it's not going inside their eye. All clients are sensitive when it comes to the eyepads, so if they are complaining that they feel it inside their eye, make sure to fix it. It can be the tape you're using isn't sticking, and that's why it's lifting and getting inside their eye.
omggg yes i get stickies all the time i’m terrified!!
I’m coming back to this video bc I had a dilemma happening yesterday, I was using the taping method to lash in layers. When I went back to take the tape off all the eyelashes came off with it and I literally cried. What did I do wrong ? I need advice😩
Did you rub the tape on the back of your hand go remove the stickiness so the extensions don't stick to the tape? And how is the strength of the glue?
@@YoyisLashBeauty I did but I think it was too sticky still. I used the lash glue from fixe beauty
Yeah just rub the center until it's not sticky at all ... Hmmm never heard of that brand so I can't say if its good or not. I recommend to use a glue with a strong hold most beginner glues don't have good hold that's why retention is bad but make sure your placement in on point and your tape isn't sticky that should help with your lashes not coming off.
@@YoyisLashBeauty okay! And fixe beauty is actually a certification program for eyelash extensions and they send you a whole kit and everything it’s pretty cool. But now I’m iffy on the glue bc it works great on the mannequin but not real ppl😭
Yeah most to all brands teach and certify so it's very common. Do you wash and prime before application? Your clients lashes might be oily and that's why the extension isn't sticking
Yoyis! Where you at girl! We miss you!
I know babe! I miss you all too! I took some time off for some personal reasons 😭 but no worries I'll be back very very soon.. like right around the corner soon 😘 xoxo
@@YoyisLashBeauty take your time boo. Just wanted you to know you were missed. Hope all is well. I just got certified last week and your videos are amazing.
More tutorials plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I'm working on it hun. I took some time off because of some personal things happening in my life but no worries they are coming 😘
Selling the 10k grant method step by step
im also a beginner but i cant get it ?
Hey Yoyis, have you tried the Nichiban eyelash tape?? I’ve heard so many positive reviews about it and lash techs who have switched claim it’s better than the nextcare blue tape? 🤷♀️🤔
Yes I have tried it but in my opinion the nexcare is better. You'll have to play with them both so you can know which one you prefer. I played with Nichiban for like a month and I just prefer the grip/sensitivity of the blue one better so I switched back.
@@YoyisLashBeauty ohh I trust you lol, I love the blue nextcare with gel pads has been giving me no trouble but just wondering if I was missing out on something better, glad to know your opinion on it thank you so much
But the skin is on tape if the tape laying on ur hand.
amazing 😍, looking for a collab on behalf of @sivotelashes, looking forward for a response
You’ve been ghosting on us man!! When’s the next video!
I'm sorry 😭 I've been going through some personal stuff and I needed time. I have a couple videos recorded just need to find time to edit them. But no worries I'll be back soon 😘
@@YoyisLashBeauty oh no , hope everything’s okay with you & family , we look forward to seeing from you soon x
Umm can we talk about how hard it was for me to tape down someone that has “high cheekbones” and really “sunken eyes”..
if you have any tips or make a video covering this topic I will gladly appreciate it ..
Anybody that’s having this issues plz send me a link or personal video on how you do it.
IG: @mc.didit