The Hidden Dangers of UV Eyelash Extensions
UV eyelash extensions are marketed as the “future of lashing,” but the risks outweigh the hype. Even at the weakest strength, UV light can damage the delicate skin around the eyes, accelerate aging, and increase the risk of cataracts, infections, and allergic reactions. Backed by science, this article explains why UV lash extensions are unsafe and why safer alternatives should be prioritized.
Debunking the Claim: Eyelash Extension Products Approved by Health Canada
Some lash brands and technicians falsely claim their primers or glues are “approved by Santé Canada.” The truth? Health Canada does not approve cosmetic products. Lash adhesives and primers can only be notified, not approved. This article explains why those claims are misleading, what Canadian regulations actually require, and how clients can protect themselves from false advertising.
Breaking Down Eyelash Extenension Anatomy: 2D, Y, YY, YYY, U YY & Fox YY Explained
Not all lash extensions are the same. From 2D to Fox YY, each type has a unique anatomy and effect. This guide explains how they’re made.
The Fraud of “International Master Lash Judge” Titles
The lash industry is flooded with so-called “International Lash Judge” titles, but who actually decides these competitions & what makes someone qualified to be an “international judge” in the first place? With no real regulation or standardization, many of these accolades are nothing more than pay-to-play certificates designed to impress clients & students. Real credibility isn’t bought it’s earned through skill, experience & genuine results.
The Mink & Silk Lash Controversy: The Marketing Scam No One Talks About
“Mink” & “silk” lashes are nothing more than marketing tricks. If lash extensions were truly made of mink fur or silk, they would go limp and fall downward like human hair. The truth? All lash extensions are made of synthetic PBT & that’s what makes them safe, cruelty-free, and effective.
Do training courses really create "lash masters" in two days?
Becoming a true lash master takes years of dedication, not a two-day crash course. Training programs that promise instant mastery are dishonest, dangerous & a red flag for both students and clients.
Most Lash Techs Don’t Sanitize Properly & Clients Have No Idea
Most lash techs don’t sanitize their tools properly & clients have no idea. Behind the Instagram-worthy photos, unsafe shortcuts put client health at risk. True professionalism means hospital-grade hygiene, not just pretty lashes.
Lash Etiquette: Your Client’s Forehead is Not a Palette
Your client’s forehead is not a palette & glue rings are unsafe. Always use a fresh glue holder for each client, keep your hands clean & maintain a professional setup. True lash professionalism is shown in the details that protect safety & build client trust.