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I can’t wait to begin teaching again in-person!

I always knew I would become a teacher, even from a young age. I didn’t want to be a teacher in the conventional sense because they are so severely underpaid for the amazing work they do working with kids and young adults.

I found the art of lash extensions and fell in love because it challenged all of my skills. Even though I grew up a self-taught vocalist, musician, and formal artist, I quickly discovered that lash extensions was not easy to teach myself. It took many years of trial and error, along with multiple certifications later to finally feel comfortable and confident with the craft.

It’s been a little over 7 years since I began practicing lash extensions and now understand the true precision and delicacy that it requires. There’s a reason why not many of us do it - because this career is challenging in more than one way. No one can simply walk in and master it overnight.

Teaching is one of my specialties. I believe the future of the lash industry is education and accessibility. I believe there is power and influence in our unique voices.

I can’t wait to meet you! Whether you are a student or if I see you at an upcoming event.

Thanks for being here 💙

Isn’t it a gift to make money doing the thing that doesn’t feel like you’re working? 💙✨

I remember a time when I was posting photos of my lash work every single week. I would put so much passion and thought into my captions, that I think potential clients would often become very hungry for the next thing that I would say.

When you figure out what types of content your audience is consuming, then you can cater everything you create to that person.

Example: I like being around other thoughtful individuals who care about the details, and appreciate deep conversations. Knowing this about myself, I utilized every outlet of my marketing material to exemplify who I am, thus attracting those types of people.

My audience is a direct culmination of people who enjoyed what I had to say, not just at a surface level. Many of which whom I’ve had countless meaningful conversations with over the course of the last 6 years.

It’s understandably very difficult to break down the invisible barrier between a stranger online from somewhere else in the world and yourself. Reaching through the wall to somehow get people to not only trust you - but also pay you - is a tough feat.

This is why finding the balance of *being yourself* online is crucial to attracting clients through social media.

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This is how I respond to my previous lash students when they ask for help. I don’t leave anything out and they deserve all of my knowledge. There are no secrets.

In fact, I don’t think students ask enough questions. 8 out of 10 students are normally quiet: either too shy to speak up in class or they become too overwhelmed so they just don’t say anything.

It’s important for you, as a student, to always ask questions. You will not receive anything if you do not ask for it.

If you are a previous student of mine, or you are just a lash artist that needs some help, I don’t leave anything off the table. I love when people trust me enough to send me a DM. The more questions you ask, the more I am able to hone in on detailed and better articulated educational material that I create for you.

How cool is it that the career I retired from (photography) is the one I get to return back to once I started working for . 🧡