Library
The lash library.
What suits your eyes, your lashes and your life, and what good work looks like, explained plainly.
Find what suits you
Four questions, one set.
Tap the closest answer to each question. You get the set, the look, the curl and the reasons, and the consultation confirms it.
Which is closest to your eyes?
Browse
Every topic.
Start with you
Your eyes, your lashes and your life decide what works.
Shape, tilt, lid and spacing. Most eyes are a mix of all four.
What your own lashes can carry decides the set: its weight, its curl and how long it lasts.
Age, sensitivity, glasses, sleep and the rest of your life change what works.
Choose the look
The effect, the set type and the occasion.
Where the length and texture go: the effect laid over your eye's map.
How much fibre goes on each lash, or none at all.
What to book, and when, for the life you are dressing for.
How it is made
Mapping, application and materials, and how to judge the work.
How a set is designed and placed, and how to judge the work.
What a set is made of, and what the names on the box mean.
The evidence
Lash science.
The library tells you what suits you. The science series explains why: twelve chapters on the eyelash and on extensions, every fact tied to its source.
The natural lash
What a lash is, how it grows, what it does, and how to keep it.
The follicle, the glands beside it, and the months-long life of a single lash.
What a lash is made of, and what a lash lift does to it.
Why a lash is as long as it is, why it curves, and how much it can carry.
Which animals have lashes, and what they are for.
What lashes change in how a face is read, measured.
What the evidence says about care, loss, serums and recovery.
Extensions
Where the craft came from, what it is made of, and how it is done well.
From kohl to the first patents to the one-to-one extension.
Why people wear extensions, and what they report afterwards.
What an extension is made of, and why diameter decides almost everything.
How lash glue cures, what it breaks down into, and what clinics and regulators have found.
Isolation, the gap from the lid, stuck lashes, and the arithmetic of a fill.
What a dark lash line does to an eye, measured, and the craft vocabulary, kept apart.
Before you book anywhere
What good work looks like.
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Each extension moves on its own when brushed
02
No visible glue, and nothing on the skin
03
A smooth gradient, with no gaps or clumps
04
Both eyes read as a pair
05
No pain, itching or heaviness