Looksbyalia

After the robin incident that sparked the beauty industry and gave our followers a glimpse of the not so glamorous side of our community.. I’ve considered getting a lil camera in my studio that will be recording all throughout the day.. so make sure y’all are at your best behavior because it records voice as well. I’ve mentioned in the past, my studio is a safe place where there are no judgements welcome in my studio. ... All I ask, when you come inside my space is to . Come in and stay present, You are getting a luxurious service that not many can easily attain.. so be grateful and think about how YOU will feel euphoric after every appointment. Once you’ve shift your focus to what only happens to you, and what you can control. Its an indescribable peace of mind that no one lives rent free in your mind, but your own. Always stay kind and choose wisely which problems you want to sacrifice your inner peace for. ,

Loving my new light set up so i can create more fun content like this!!!

; - feel uncomfortable/heavy - attached to the lids - be clumped together - fall out within a few days ... Because as a ; - we never overcompensate our clients natural lash health for the sake of a voluminous set, and we educate our clients as to why, it is in our best interest to let them know when a length/style will not fit their situation. - we make sure that we attach the lash extensions at least 1mm away from the lids, so that we do not cause a potential allergic reaction for our clients. - we always take our time to properly isolate and be patient with ourselves because we need to understand that this craft isn't mastered overnight.. its days on days of practice until your fingers cramp up of exhaustion. - we should always take pride in researching and understanding the products we use so that we, as lash artist, can provide the best service and retention to the best of our abilities. I can't stress enough to about your beauty services with the right professionals because time and time again there is still a huge stigma around extensions because of improperly trained professionals.. Don't risk the health of your lashes for cheap work!! & NO, if a lash artist states that she/he is just starting.. be patient!!! If you are willing to grow with that person until, you have to understand that this industry isn't easy. Its tedious and expensive work. ** My biggest tip for upcoming lash artist, is to never give up. Keep on practicing on a round make up sponge.. take clients in for as low as $60 for your first few sets, and then build up. Challenge yourself to do better than the last set, take progress pictures ! it's important to look back at how far you've come to appreciate where you are. >> over anything -Alia