Face Style Studio

Lashes are one of the final steps in a makeup session

And that’s exactly why they matter.

At that point, everything is already defined —
skin, eyes, structure.

Lashes don’t fix the look.
They complete it.

When working with strip lashes on top of existing extensions,
the approach has to be precise.

– After applying glue, wait a few seconds
Let it become slightly tacky. This gives you control and better placement.

– While you wait, use that time
Brush through the brows, refine them, adjust small details.

– And most importantly — placement

Never press strip lashes directly onto existing extensions with glue.

Instead, place them slightly above the lash line.

This protects the extensions
and creates a more lifted, fuller effect without heaviness.

The result?

More volume.
More definition.
A soft or dramatic finish — depending on what the client wants.

Lashes are not about adding more.

They’re about knowing where and how to place them.

That’s what makes the difference between heavy…
and elevated.

If you’re layering lashes, go for:

– lightweight strips
– flexible band
– soft, buildable volume

You want enhancement — not overload

Save this for your next client with extensions.
This small detail changes the entire result

On stage, makeup has a different role.

It’s not made for close-up. It’s made to be seen from a distance.

Every line is stronger. Every shade is more defined.

Because under stage lights, everything disappears —
unless you know how to build it correctly.

This is where technique truly matters.

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This work is part of a dance competition for the Fred Astaire studio with Boyko&co