How to Get the Perfect Classic Eyelash Extensions

Can you define "classic lashes?" How long do traditional eyelash extensions typically last? Is the transition from traditional to hybrid lashes feasible?

This article will teach you all you need to know about Classic Individual Eyelash Extensions, including how they vary from other kinds of lashes, which lashes to use for classic, how to apply them, how to remove them using the banana peel technique, how to make your classic eyelashes seem fuller, and much more. Nevertheless, let's start with the standard definition of eyelashes.

When it comes to eyelash extensions, the traditional method is favoured by customers who are looking for a more subtle enhancement of their lashes' length and thickness. These lashes appear the closest like your own natural lashes. When compared to other lash styles, they are less noticeable and understated.

Also known as "natural lashes," this term describes lashes that have not been artificially altered. Unlike some other designs, this one doesn't make your eyelashes stand out too much when you curl them. In addition, it fits well on all faces and flatters every kind of eye.

CLASSIC EYELASH EXTENSIONS

One extension is traditionally glued to one natural lash using Bonder For Eyelash Extensions. This is a one-to-one (or 1:1) approach. Customers who already have numerous lashes and want them to be even longer, as well as those who want a more understated, natural appearance, will both find that the classic style is a good fit.

HOW MANY LASHES DO YOU NEED FOR A CLASSIC SET?

In order to give their customers an indication of what to expect, some lash artists count the lashes they apply; for instance, some apply 80–100 lashes each eye. Some lash technicians like to keep time; a full classic set usually takes between one and two hours. Because we just need to replace the lashes that have already fallen out during a refill, the process is often quicker.

WHAT TYPE OF LASHES TO USE FOR CLASSIC?

When it comes to classic lashes, the most common diameter is 0.15. Those with a lash thickness between 0.20 and 0.25 are not recommended for traditional lash sets. Formerly, traditional lashes were made with.25-millimeter diameters to make them seem more thick and full. While 0.20 and 0.25 mm diameters were formerly standard, they are now unnecessary since they are too heavy for customers' natural lashes and have been rendered unnecessary by advances such as pre-made fans and the more refined method of volume lashes.

0.10 mm diameters are appropriate for both strong and weak lashes, while 0.12 mm would be a perfect choice for those seeking a more subtle and attractive appearance. Customers with moderately healthy lashes who want a full appearance will use a diameter of 0.15 or 0.18.

CLASSIC LASHES: WHAT LENGTHS?

Whether applying classic or volume lashes, the general rule of thumb is to utilise an extension that is no more than 2 to 3 mm longer than the client's natural lash. In this case, 8mm lash extensions would be ideal if the client's natural lashes were 6mm. The lash extensions shouldn't be any longer than 15mm if the client's natural lashes in the centre of the eye measure 12mm. Maintaining the client's lash health is of paramount importance. You might also opt for different coloured lash extension like Blue Eyelash Extensions.