09/25/2026
If you’ve been doing lashes unlicensed and you’re choosing to pursue your esthetics license so you can legally grow AND expand your scope of practice ….I LOVE that for you. 👏🏽
But hear me when I say this:
Don’t let getting licensed be D finish line. Let it be D beginning of elevating your knowledge.
If lashes is D area you want to specialize in, I HIGHLY encourage you to spend additional time in lash class while you’re in school…at least 2x a week if you can.
You may already know how to apply lashes, but there is SO much more to understand: lash health, anatomy, adhesive chemistry, styling, isolation, weight, retention, sanitation, contraindications, and D WHY behind every decision you make.
I have high expectations for my students because I know what this industry requires once they leave these doors.
We review. We repeat. We practice. We correct. We ask questions. We go back over it until you UNDERSTAND it, not just memorize it.
I’m not interested in producing students who can simply complete a service.
I want to produce PROfessionals who understand WHY they’re doing what they’re doing.
And it’s no coincidence that our students are successful.
D standard is high because D industry is high. 🖤
Esthetics can expand your scope.
Lash education can deepen your expertise.
Don’t just learn how to do lashes.
Learn D science behind what you’re doing. 🖤
