I do lash bathes before every service as I feel it's my job to start a service with a clean slate! They are already paying for it by paying for a service I feel! Its my job to get them the best retention from the start! Now if they come in with excessive makeup knowing they were coming to a lash appointment. That's a different story!! Trust, with all the lash gals out in this industry clients notice the extra steps in sanitation and they stay, noticing the small stuff others dont do automatically!!!
Agreed. However we do have all our clients come in with clean lashes and we do prime for every client. If they come in with dirty lashes we always have them do a lash bath ♥
@@LivBayLash the problem I have is people say they cleaned them but you still see debris and need to still do a cleanse, is it too much to prime also after let's say 2 lash baths because the primers dehydrate the NL and then my extensions are popping off my client? What then? Thank you
I think it depends on each client if you should prime after every lash bath, and it also depends what state you live in, some lash pros will say that they never prime only a lash bath, this is where the advice get's tricky. Do you do both because LivBay Lash products require it? Or is it a personal choice? Also what's the curl and mapping on this girl? Love it! Thank you!
At our salons we do not give every client a lash bath we usually only prime. If the client does come in with extremely dirty lashes we will then upcharge and give them a lash bath. Depending if their natural lashes are more oily we will decide if they also need primer or not. Everyone does thing differently and I think its important to take in what each clients needs are ♥
How do you go about up charging? I do a lash bath as part of my prep but haven’t really been charging for it. I feel like if I try to up charge they won’t want to do it but I know how crucial it is to have a clean canvas. My Classic full sets are $130 hybrid $140 and volume $150 I live in a small rural community in Colorado.
Kelly Beth Mcgrath We usually just let them know it’ll help with their retention, having a clean base to start with will prolong their sets and if they come in with dirty lashes and they turn down a lash bath we usually let them know it could possibly affect their retention and they can have premature fall out. Just be super honest and go over all the benefits. Let them Know if they come in with clean lashes they won’t have to do a lash bath. We don’t do them before every fill just depending on what they come in with or if they schedule ❤️
Kelly Beth Mcgrath our lash baths are $20, but that’s because it’s an added service, we always tell our clients to come in with clean lashes and for the most part everyone does ❤️
I just got eye lens implants which I love. 20/20 vision with no contacts or glasses. But I have to be careful about using chemicals around my eyes. Any suggestions for lash baths and adhesives that are safe with implants?
So, question… I do a lash bath at the beginning of every service right now and I do not up charge for it. I have thought about charging for it but I am worried some clients might opt out of doing it and not cleanse their lashes right before their appointment either. Wouldn’t this affect their retention? Isn’t it necessary to do a lash bath at the beginning of a fill no matter what?
Sarah Maki right now I wash all clients lashes just to be clean and sanitary. If they continue to come in with heavy makeup then start charging. It is more time consuming and like they saying goes.... do you go to the dentist without brushing your teeth?
hi! i do free lash baths for my clients. I am afraid too that if i start charging, some clients would opt out of the bath. I personally just do it for free because it really doesn't cost much to do it & then at least you can back yourself up if the client had any issues, you know that you cleaned them before. Another option is that you could raise your fill prices $5 to cover for the lash bath before every fill
I do lash bathes before every service as I feel it's my job to start a service with a clean slate! They are already paying for it by paying for a service I feel! Its my job to get them the best retention from the start! Now if they come in with excessive makeup knowing they were coming to a lash appointment. That's a different story!! Trust, with all the lash gals out in this industry clients notice the extra steps in sanitation and they stay, noticing the small stuff others dont do automatically!!!
We always ask our clients to come in with clean lashes, if they don't we make a note and we always ask them to upgrade to a lash bath. However if they do come in with clean lashes it isn't necessary to clean and then prime you can just prime ♥
I personally have my clients shower or wash their lashes before their appointment. I recommend the micellar water or suggest they purchase lash shampoo for after care. However Always use primer when before i lash my clients. they enjoy the scent and appreciate the tlc i give them to ensure good lash retention.
Heyy so when I used micellar water my clients lashes started falling out the next day and I’d never had the issue before until I started using it was I supposed too wash it off after ?
I do lash bathes before every service as I feel it's my job to start a service with a clean slate! They are already paying for it by paying for a service I feel! Its my job to get them the best retention from the start! Now if they come in with excessive makeup knowing they were coming to a lash appointment. That's a different story!! Trust, with all the lash gals out in this industry clients notice the extra steps in sanitation and they stay, noticing the small stuff others dont do automatically!!!
Agreed. However we do have all our clients come in with clean lashes and we do prime for every client. If they come in with dirty lashes we always have them do a lash bath ♥
@@LivBayLash the problem I have is people say they cleaned them but you still see debris and need to still do a cleanse, is it too much to prime also after let's say 2 lash baths because the primers dehydrate the NL and then my extensions are popping off my client? What then? Thank you
@@Alexandra-mj9ch I would only prime after a lash bath if the client has oily lashes or just prime with saline solution. ♥
What are great products for lash baths?
@@bjj1028 a good cleanser, water bottle with water, and a lash brush!
Her voice is very soothing.
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I’ve been using witch hazel for priming and boy it works amazing !!
Awesome! ❤️
Which brand do you use? Thanks
I am soon starting my course and i am so excited i find this my passion thank you for sharing 💖
Of course, good luck on your lash journey ♥
I think it depends on each client if you should prime after every lash bath, and it also depends what state you live in, some lash pros will say that they never prime only a lash bath, this is where the advice get's tricky. Do you do both because LivBay Lash products require it? Or is it a personal choice? Also what's the curl and mapping on this girl? Love it! Thank you!
At our salons we do not give every client a lash bath we usually only prime. If the client does come in with extremely dirty lashes we will then upcharge and give them a lash bath. Depending if their natural lashes are more oily we will decide if they also need primer or not. Everyone does thing differently and I think its important to take in what each clients needs are ♥
This was so satisfying to watch
Robin did my lashes last week, I love her 😍
Naujabee awe! Love hearing that. We love Robin too! 💕
As a lash artist & salon owner myself, I’ve heard mixed opinions when using micellar water. Do you really recommend it?
Same I heard not too as there Is oil in the micellar water that interferes with the lash Adhesives.
We do as long as its oil free and as long as you are cleansing it off afterwards. Its great to get make up off ♥
@@mwamakeupwithattitude1743 you can get oil free ♥
Her voice was calming.. 😁👏🏼👏🏼
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How do you go about up charging? I do a lash bath as part of my prep but haven’t really been charging for it. I feel like if I try to up charge they won’t want to do it but I know how crucial it is to have a clean canvas. My Classic full sets are $130 hybrid $140 and volume $150 I live in a small rural community in Colorado.
Kelly Beth Mcgrath We usually just let them know it’ll help with their retention, having a clean base to start with will prolong their sets and if they come in with dirty lashes and they turn down a lash bath we usually let them know it could possibly affect their retention and they can have premature fall out. Just be super honest and go over all the benefits. Let them
Know if they come in with clean lashes they won’t have to do a lash bath. We don’t do them before every fill just depending on what they come in with or if they schedule ❤️
Thank you! I have been doing it every time as part of my prep but don’t up charge. How much do you up charge? 5-10?
Kelly Beth Mcgrath our lash baths are $20, but that’s because it’s an added service, we always tell our clients to come in with clean lashes and for the most part everyone does ❤️
Do you use the primer only on fills or with new sets too?
Very helpful, can you share the names of these products you use? What do you uncharge for specialty clean?
We use our livbay lash bath, prep me up primer or saline solution, our lash wands lip wands and micro wands ❤️
Nice job Robin!
How do you properly clean the brush you used for cleansing?
Spray with alcohol and then wash with hot water and antibacterial soap ♥
Hello How do you sanitize the brush that comes with the foam bottle? Any videos on tool sanitation including this brush . Thank you.
Hi ☺ you can wash it just like you'd wash your makeup bushes etc 💜💜
Thank you so much for this video God bless you Livbaby ... when is it okay to prep before or after ?
favikeey Tutorials you’re welcome ❤️ always prep before you start lashing 💕
such a helpful video!! so informative
MeleahxMae glad you enjoyed the video! 💕
Can’t Wait To Get These Product’s ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Love this great tips
So glad you joined us!
I just got eye lens implants which I love. 20/20 vision with no contacts or glasses. But I have to be careful about using chemicals around my eyes. Any suggestions for lash baths and adhesives that are safe with implants?
So, question… I do a lash bath at the beginning of every service right now and I do not up charge for it. I have thought about charging for it but I am worried some clients might opt out of doing it and not cleanse their lashes right before their appointment either. Wouldn’t this affect their retention? Isn’t it necessary to do a lash bath at the beginning of a fill no matter what?
Sarah Maki right now I wash all clients lashes just to be clean and sanitary. If they continue to come in with heavy makeup then start charging. It is more time consuming and like they saying goes.... do you go to the dentist without brushing your teeth?
hi! i do free lash baths for my clients. I am afraid too that if i start charging, some clients would opt out of the bath. I personally just do it for free because it really doesn't cost much to do it & then at least you can back yourself up if the client had any issues, you know that you cleaned them before. Another option is that you could raise your fill prices $5 to cover for the lash bath before every fill
I do lash bathes before every service as I feel it's my job to start a service with a clean slate! They are already paying for it by paying for a service I feel! Its my job to get them the best retention from the start! Now if they come in with excessive makeup knowing they were coming to a lash appointment. That's a different story!! Trust, with all the lash gals out in this industry clients notice the extra steps in sanitation and they stay, noticing the small stuff others dont do automatically!!!
We always ask our clients to come in with clean lashes, if they don't we make a note and we always ask them to upgrade to a lash bath. However if they do come in with clean lashes it isn't necessary to clean and then prime you can just prime ♥
@@ceelash6768 agreed ♥
Do you use any water to rinse the lash bath off ? Or is it sterile water etc x
Love giving my girls lash baths!
This may be a easy answer question but do you always remove and apply new eye pads after cleaning/priming the lashes?
After cleansing yes, if you prime and soak them then yes but if you lightly prime and let it dry then no you can keep the same ones on ♥
question .... is this something u do for clients who only previously had lashes done? or i can apply all concepts to new clients (aka no lashes) too?
Empress Mc hi. You can do this for anyone. Even if they don’t have lashes on, clients still come with too much oil and makeup on. Hope this helps. 💕
I personally have my clients shower or wash their lashes before their appointment.
I recommend the micellar water or suggest they purchase lash shampoo for after care.
However Always use primer when before i lash my clients. they enjoy the scent and appreciate the tlc i give them to ensure good lash retention.
Heyy so when I used micellar water my clients lashes started falling out the next day and I’d never had the issue before until I started using it was I supposed too wash it off after ?
Jazmine Smith hi. Yes. Always wash the micellar water off afterwards.💕
So wait so u prime after u finish the lashes ?
No we bond afterwards
Do you sterilize/cleanse and reuse the Lash bath brush?
Depends on how dirty the lashes are or if you did a removal prior
how is every single girl at livbay a DIME !? 🥵😍
lol right?! We got lucky
Thank you
Is the mi ellas water the same as a decreased? If not, what is the difference?
Mariel Pernias the same as a primer?
Omg I didn’t know you are suppose to wash micellar water off!! I saw so many people use it as a primer.
Yesss 💜💜💜💜
Great video
Thank you!
Very helpful
So glad you thought so ❤️
Thank you for your detailed information and free education ❤️
of course ♥
What kind of water do you use?
Yahaira Garcia distilled 🤍
Good job
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What saline solution you recommend?
Any brand we typically just use like walmart or kroger brand♥
did you make your on " micellar" water and lash bath? and what are the ingredient u use to do so?
we have our yes through our distributor we do not make it in house ♥
@@LivBayLash ok thank you.
how do you get strip lash glue off?
Millie a makeup remover with oil will do the trick. 💕
Yep I do $20 lash baths to all my dirty clients 😂
Yesssss!
I wish I’ll win today’s giveaway
Thank you