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1. Introduction to Angie Sujin Park & Lux Angels Beauty
Angie Sujin Park is a highly experienced professional in the beauty industry with 11 years of experience in Seoul, Korea, and Australia. She is the Director & Owner of Lux Angels Beauty, holding master degrees in Cosmetic Tattooing, Eyelash Extension, Russian Volume Lashes, and SMP (Scalp Micro-pigmentation) from New York and Seoul. She has been awarded in Cosmetic Tattooing, Eyelash Extension, Make-up, and Nails at the K-beauty competition in Seoul, Korea (2012-2015), and served as a Judger & Trainer for the same competition in 2016. Her extensive qualifications and experience underscore her expertise in the field.
2. What is Eyelash Extension?
Eyelash extension is a beauty treatment that involves “applying artificial fiber lashes on natural eyelashes with glue” to extend them. It is distinct from false strip eyelashes, which are temporary and applied as a whole strip. Eyelash extensions offer a variety of “lengths, thickness, curls and colours,” allowing for diverse shapes and styles. They typically last for approximately three weeks.
Key distinctions from other lash treatments:
- False Eyelashes: These are temporary strip lashes bought at shops, only lasting for a day and not suitable for showering, sleeping, or swimming.
- Eyelash Lifting: This process lifts and curls natural lashes like a perm, lasting around two months. It does not add volume or fullness, only curl.
- Magnetic Eyelashes: These use micro magnets on fake lashes, requiring no adhesive glue and are reusable. They work by sandwiching natural eyelashes between two magnetic strips.
- Eyebrow Extension: Similar to eyelash extensions but typically only lasts around one week. Eyebrow tattooing is noted as a more popular alternative these days.
3. History of Eyelash Extensions
The concept of artificial eyelashes dates back to 1902 when German-born hair specialist Charles Nessler patented “Artificial Eyelashes and Eyebrows.” He began selling them in London in 1903.
Modern eyelash extensions gained popularity in Korea in 2008, where products began to be manufactured. However, due to rising labour costs, production subsequently shifted from Korea to China and then to Vietnam.
In 2016, the American woman Katy Stoka invented the magnetic false lash.
4. Why Eyelash Extensions are Popular (“Why We Love Eyelash Extension”)
Eyelash extensions are highly desired for several reasons:
- Aesthetic Enhancement: They make lashes “Fuller, thicker, darker, longer,” leading to a more “gorgeous” look and “open[ing] up & awake[ning] the eyes.”
- Convenience: Clients can “Bye-Bye mascara” and “Save time on makeup.” They are also waterproof.
- Comfort: The treatment is described as “Relaxing,” “Painless & weightless,” and feels “like your own lashes.”
- Versatility: Allows for trying “different looks & styles.”
- Longevity: They can “Last up to 3 weeks ~ 4weeks.”
5. Kinds and Styles of Eyelash Extension
Eyelash extensions offer significant customisation through various fibre characteristics and styles:
- Fibre Kinds: Determined by “Curls,” “Lengths,” “Thickness,” “Colours,” and “Material Fiber.”
- Styles: Includes “Base,” “Natural,” “Cute & round,” “Sexy & pointed,” and “Gorgeous & volume.” Styles are achieved by choosing and applying a specific number of lashes.
6. Eyelash Extension Methods: Classic Lashes vs. Russian Volume Lashes
Two primary methods of eyelash extension are highlighted:
- Classic Lashes: Involves applying individual artificial fibres to natural eyelashes with glue. This method focuses on extending and enhancing individual lashes.
- Russian Volume Lashes: This is a newer trend, originating in Russia in 2010 by Olga Dobronravova. It has become popular for those desiring “more full, volume lashes.” This method uses “fan shapes eyelashes” (2D-10D), which are “Very thinner and lighter” (Thickness: 0.03 / 0.05 / 0.07 / 0.10) to create a more voluminous and fluffy look.
7. Training Courses Offered by Lux Angels Beauty
Lux Angels Beauty provides comprehensive training courses in eyelash extension:
- Eyelash Extension (Classic Lashes Course):
- Total Hours: 10 hours
- Fees:Group (2-5 people): $2,000
- Personal (1:1): $2,400
- Products for Professionals: $300
- Certificates: Two (Korea & Australia)
- Curriculum:Theory of Eyelash extension (1 hour)
- Training how to apply Eyelashes (5 hours + homework)
- 2 Models Practical Training (4 hours)
- Business Knowhow & Special cases During the training
- Eyelash Extension (Classic & Russian Volume Lashes Course):
- Total Hours: 15 hours
- Fees:Group (2-5 people): $3,000
- Personal (1:1): $3,400
- Products for Professionals: $500
- Certificates: Two (Korea & Australia)
- Curriculum:Theory of Eyelash extension (1 hour)
- Training how to apply Eyelashes (6 hours + homework)
- 4 Models Practical Training (8 hours)
- Business Knowhow & Special cases During the training
- Lifting & Brow Lamination Course:
- Total Hours: 4 hours
- Fees:Group (2-5 people): $1,000
- Personal (1:1): $1,200
- Products for Professionals: $100
- Certificates: Two (Korea & Australia)
- Curriculum:Theory of Eyelash extension (30 minutes)
- Training how to apply Eyelashes (1 hour)
- 2 Models Practical Training (2.5 hours)
- Business Knowhow & Special cases During the training
8. Aftercare for Eyelash Extensions
Proper aftercare is crucial for the longevity and maintenance of eyelash extensions:
- “Do not wash for 12 hours.” (Glue needs to dry completely)
- “When sleeping, face up.”
- “Do not use curler & mascara.”
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Eyelash extension is the practice of extending natural eyelashes by applying artificial fibre lashes onto them using a specialized glue. This process creates a look that is fuller, thicker, darker, and longer than natural lashes.
It's important to differentiate eyelash extensions from other lash products:
False Strip Eyelashes: These are temporary strip lashes bought in shops, designed for single-day use, and aren't suitable for showering, sleeping, or swimming.
Magnetic Eyelashes: These use micro magnets on fake lashes, don't require adhesive glue, and are reusable. They work by sandwiching natural eyelashes between two strips held together by magnetic force.
Eyelash Lifting: This process curls and lifts natural lashes, similar to a hair perm, and lasts around two months. It enhances natural lashes but doesn't add volume or fullness like extensions.
Eyebrow Extension: Similar in process to eyelash extensions, but these typically only last about a week. Eyebrow tattooing is currently more popular for eyebrow enhancement.
The concept of artificial eyelashes dates back to 1902 when German-born hair specialist Charles Nessler patented "Artificial Eyelashes and Eyebrows" and began selling them in London in 1903.
Modern eyelash extensions, as we know them today, gained popularity in Korea around 2008, where the products were first widely produced. However, due to rising labour costs, many manufacturers subsequently moved their production to China and then to Vietnam. In 2016, an American woman named Katy Stoka invented magnetic false lashes, offering another alternative in the lash market.
There are several reasons why people love eyelash extensions:
Enhanced Appearance: They create a more gorgeous look with fuller, thicker, darker, and longer lashes.
Convenience: You can say "bye-bye mascara," saving time on your daily makeup routine. They are also waterproof.
Comfort and Feel: They are painless, weightless, and often feel like your own natural lashes.
Eye Enhancement: They help to "open up" and "awake" the eyes, making them appear more vibrant.
Versatility: You can try different looks and styles to suit your preference.
Lasting Results: They typically last around 3 to 4 weeks.
Relaxing Treatment: The application process itself is often described as a relaxing experience.
The variety in eyelash extensions comes from several key factors related to the artificial fibre lashes themselves:
Curls: Different degrees of curl allow for various effects, from subtle lifts to dramatic curls.
Lengths: Lashes come in a range of lengths to create natural or more striking looks.
Thickness: Different thicknesses allow for varying levels of fullness and density.
Colours: While black is common, other colours can be used for unique styles.
Material Fibre: The type of synthetic material used can affect the look and feel of the extension.
These factors, combined with how many lashes are applied and in what pattern, allow for a wide array of styles, including "Base," "Natural," "Cute & Round," "Sexy & Pointed," and "Gorgeous & Volume."
The two primary methods of eyelash extension are Classic Lash and Russian Volume lashes:
Classic Lashes: This method involves applying a single artificial fibre lash to each of your natural lashes. It's ideal for those who want a natural look with added length and moderate fullness.
Russian Volume Lashes: This is a newer trend, originating in Russia in 2010. It involves applying "fan shapes" of multiple, very thin and light artificial lashes (ranging from 2D to 10D, meaning 2 to 10 lashes per fan) to a single natural lash. This technique creates a much fuller, more voluminous, and fluffy appearance. The thickness of individual lashes used in Russian Volume is much finer (e.g., 0.03, 0.05, 0.07, 0.10) compared to classic lashes, ensuring the fans remain light and do not damage the natural lash.
Lux Angels Beauty offers several professional training courses in eyelash extensions:
Eyelash Extension (Classic Lashes Course):
Total Hours: 10 hours
Fee: $2,000 (Group of 2-5 people) or $2,400 (Personal 1:1)
Products: $300 for professional products.
Certificates: Two certificates (Korea & Australia).
Curriculum: Includes 1 hour of theory, 5 hours of application training (with homework), 4 hours of practical training on two models, and business know-how/special cases.
Eyelash Extension (Classic & Russian Volume Lashes Course):
Total Hours: 15 hours
Fee: $3,000 (Group of 2-5 people) or $3,400 (Personal 1:1)
Products: $500 for professional products.
Certificates: Two certificates (Korea & Australia).
Curriculum: Includes 1 hour of theory, 6 hours of application training (with homework), 8 hours of practical training on four models, and business know-how/special cases.
There is also a separate Lifting & Brow Lamination course, which is 4 hours total, costing $1,000 (group) or $1,200 (personal), plus $100 for products, and also provides two certificates. It covers 30 minutes theory, 1 hour application training, 2.5 hours practical training on two models, and business know-how.
To ensure the longevity and proper care of your eyelash extensions, it's crucial to follow these aftercare instructions:
Do not wash your lashes for 12 hours after application. The glue needs to dry completely.
When sleeping, try to sleep face up to avoid pressing on your lashes.
Do not use an eyelash curler or mascara on your extensions. Mascara can break down the adhesive, and curlers can damage the extensions or your natural lashes.
Angie Sujin Park, the Director and Owner of Lux Angels Beauty, has been in the beauty industry for 11 years. She has extensive experience and qualifications, including being a Master in Cosmetic Tattooing, Eyelash Extension, Russian Volume Lashes, and SMP (Scalp Micro-pigmentation) in New York and Seoul. She also holds international beauty degrees and has been awarded in Cosmetic Tattooing, Eyelash Extension, Make-up, and Nails at K-beauty competitions in Seoul, Korea, from 2012-2015, and served as a judge and trainer for K-beauty Competitions in 2016.
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