Options. In today’s society, options are the name of the game. Shoes for every occasion, sunglasses for every boss girl moment, and lashes for every lash babe!

If you’ve lashed for any amount of time, you’ll know that one size does not fit all. In fact, each lash is classified by their weight, length, diameter, and curl. In addition, there is a meticulous process in place to determine which lash best your client’s eye shape and achieves the look of the client’s dreams.

So, how do you know which to use? Even better, how do you determine which to use on a client?

There is a common debate amongst lash artists: B vs C curl lashes. Which should you use? And, what is the difference?

We’ve got the quick and dirty for our novice lash lovers that want to learn more about lash extensions or want to settle the debate of B vs C curl lashes.

Classicly wispy is what comes to mind when we think of the coveted B curl eyelash extension. The base of this lash extension is fairly straight; however, has a slight lift at the end of the lash. Like the J curl, this extension resembles the look of a natural lash. Because of this, the B curl lash is the perfect extension for clients who want an effortlessly natural look! Overall, this extension will add substantial volume and length-but not curl!- without appearing overly dramatic.

The C curl eyelash extension is the lash that keeps giving! This lash extension has a short and straight base with a natural curl at the end of the extension. Even better, this extension complements all eye shapes! From almond to downturned eyes, you can’t go wrong with mixing and matching these natural. It’s no wonder that this eyelash extension is one of the most used extensions on the market.

Lash babes, if you take only take away one thing let it be this one size does not fit all! To cater to a wide variety of clients, you must carry different lashes in your professional eyelash extension kit. In the end, you’ll be able to make more eyelash dreams come true and will have the ability to mix and match lashes to create daring looks. In the end, don’t sell yourself short. Fill your lash kit with essential tools, lashes, and swag from The Lash Professional shop to elevate your game!

Lashes. If you’re anything like us, you can’t live without them!

They personify a mood, complete an outfit, and add a bit of sass to our boss lady attitudes.

Even more, there is a unique lash combination for every client. Under your trusty hands, no two lash babes will ever look the same. Each client should feel like their lash look was created just for them!

However, to apply your one-of-a-kind artistic interpretation, you must first have a solid foundation of eyelash extension knowledge.

In this article, we’ll discuss the difference between D vs J curl eyelash extensions! In addition, we’ll help you determine how to choose the lash the best fits your client’s eye shape and needs.

Grab your eyelash extension kit because it’s time to lash!

This eyelash extension puts the ‘D’ in Diva! These sassy lashes create a dramatic, open-eyed appearance that is sought after by many clients. The D curl eyelash extension provides the most lift and curl for a striking eyelash. Even more, these lashes are perfect for clients with downturned eyes! Place a few at the outer corner of the eye to create the allusion of an alert and vibrant eye. You can opt for a Classic D curl or a Volume D curl lash for a bit more drama!

Lash artists, do you have a client who wants volume without the extra curl? J curl lash extensions are the perfect alternative! J Curl lashes add length and volume without the curliness of a D curl lash. Overall, this lash is a beautiful and distinctive shape for clients that want a natural set of lashes. However, be wary of clients with downward facing lashes. The J Curl may overexaggerate this feature creating the appearance of closed, sleepy morning eyes. In this case, it may be appropriate to consider B or C curl eyelash extension.

Whether your new to the industry or have been lashing for any amount of time, you’ve probably figured out that there is more to lashing than D vs. J curl eyelash extensions. The art of lashing requires an innate ability to distinguish eye shapes, knowledge to speak the lingo, and artistry to create unique and flattering eye looks. In addition, it requires a steady hand and confident technique to properly apply lashes.

Length, curl, diameter, and so much more make a huge difference when it comes to determining what eyelash looks best on your client.

How do you determine which looks the best on your client? Today, we’re going to find out!

In this article, we’re taking a look at B Curl vs J Curl lashes to determine which will complement your client’s eye shape and give them the lashes of their dreams.

There are so many reasons why we love the B Curl lash! First and foremost, it is a beautiful option for clients that want natural-looking lashes with a bit more oomph! We have clients that want full glam and those who want barely-there natural extensions. Then, we have clients who fall smack in the middle (our B Curl lash lovers).

We’ve got 99 problems and a J Curl eyelash extension isn’t one of them! The J Curl is the perfect wispy lash for clients that want natural-looking length and volume.

Lash babes, that was our quick and dirty on B Curl vs J Curl eyelash extensions! Nevertheless, there is so much more that you need before lashing clients.

We each show the world how we get down with our own unique touch.

Ours just happens to be with lashes!

There is a multitude of lash combinations to create daring looks for spunky clients!

Colored lashes! D curl lashes! And, more!

Well, lash babes, we’re checking out B curls and CC curls and diving deep into how you can use these lashes to enhance your signature look!

Get up and go with the effortlessly natural B curl eyelash extension!

Pump up the volume with CC curl eyelash extension!

Lash babes, that was our rundown on the difference between B vs CC curl lash extensions. This isn’t the end of your lash learning journey, though! With all those types of lash extensions out there, there’s plenty for you to learn.

Knowledge is power, especially in the beauty industry.

By and large, exceptional eyelash extension curl knowledge is the basis for every awestriking lash technician.

Of course, there are age-old subjective arguments like whether classic or volume lash reign queen.

Nonetheless, there is no denying that there is an appropriate and less-than-desirable lash extension curl that should be used based on a client’s eye shape.

Not convinced yet?

Buckle up, buttercup—we’re talking about C vs. J curl and why curls matter.

When lashing, the C Curl eyelash extension is going to be the most common lash you use! The C Curl executes the perfect balance between dramatic flair and natural allure.

Have you ever had a client who wishes for beautiful, all-natural lash looks? Then the J Curl eyelash extension is the answer to their dreams!

PSA, babes: Curl matters—whether that’s C vs. J curl or otherwise. So does application technique, lash tools, creative vision, and more.

Take a look around a room or a scroll through Instagram and it’s obvious—eyes come in many shapes and sizes. This means that lash extension application is not a one-size-fits-all process.

Asian eye shapes require a unique lash extension approach. To achieve a flattering look that opens the eyes and enhances the natural features, it’s important to know the proper application of Asian eyelash extensions.

From eyelid types to proper application techniques, this guide is just what you need. We hope you’re ready; let’s answer your most pressing question about eyelash extensions for Asian eyes!

One common feature of Asian eye shapes is a monolid. Eyes with monolids leave a flat surface above the eye, unlike eyes that have a fold along the lid. The lack of a crease causes the whole eyelid to disappear under the crease when a client opens their eyes. This means that strategic lash application is key. Before we get into the proper technique, let’s take a peek at one more eyelid type you may come across.

In some cases, a client will not have a monolid. Instead, they may have hooded eyes. Hooded eyes are similar to monolids, but there is a difference between the two. Hooded eyes have a crease of skin that cover the eyelid.

In some eyes, this part of skin will completely cover the lid. In other cases, the fold will just cover a part of the eyelid. Either way, this extra portion of skin can contribute to the appearance of a smaller looking eye shape. The way you apply eyelash extensions for hooded eyes can help to correct this and open the eyes.

While no two clients are exactly alike, there are some typical characteristics of monolids that lash professionals need to know. For the do’s and don’ts, read on, babe.

The Lash Curl

Okay, lovely lasher, we’ve made it to the curl selection portion. We know that the J curl is a no go. But what are the options? An L curl is a great option for Asian eyelash extensions since this curl can open up lashes that naturally point downward. We love the classic L curl lashesthat come in a multi-length option so you can create tailored looks! Another option is a D curl which works well on clients with a downturned eye shape. For more tips on choosing the lash curl, check out our guide to choosing lash curls.

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