Eyelash extensions for do-it-yourselfers.

[nino90]

Hi everyone!
I've been considering eyelash extensions for a long time and want to try doing it myself. I have a few questions and hope you can help me out!
1. Which eyelashes are better to choose for self-extension? I heard that there are different materials and lengths. What do you recommend?
2. What tools and materials are needed for quality eyelash extensions? I want everything to go smoothly and without problems.
3. Are there any tips for beginners? Maybe some video tutorials or courses you can recommend?
4. One last question, how hard is it to do this at home? I don't want to ruin my lashes, so it's important to know what to look out for.

[Jessica_]

It's great that you decided to try eyelash extensions yourself. It's a really interesting process, but it requires attention and the right tools, which you can find here https://stacylash.com/ Extensions at home are possible, but they require patience and practice. The main thing is to use quality materials, take your time and carefully study the technique.

[SuSvet]

I’ve been there! Starting with self-extensions can be tricky, but totally doable with patience. Go for mink or silk lashes—light and natural-looking. You'll need quality tweezers, fast-drying glue, and a mirror with good lighting. Watch detailed YouTube tutorials first! The hardest part? Isolation and placement. Take it slow, and don’t overload your natural lashes. You got this!

[nino90]

Thank you for your comment! I completely agree with you - eyelash extensions at home can really be a fun and creative process. The main thing, as you rightly pointed out, is quality materials and patience. I have already familiarized myself with the site you recommended and found a lot of useful information. I will try to practice and hopefully I will succeed!