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Can You Get Eyelash Extensions on Bottom Lashes? What Every Aussie Lash Artist Needs to Know

Can You Get Eyelash Extensions on Bottom Lashes? What Every Aussie Lash Artist Needs to Know

When most people think of eyelash extensions, the focus is naturally on the top lash line. But as the "Clean Girl" and "Manga Lash" aesthetics take over Perth and the rest of Australia in 2026, a common question is popping up in DMs and consultation chairs: "Can you get eyelash extensions on bottom lashes?" The short answer is a resounding yes—but it’s not as simple as flipping your technique upside down. Bottom lash extensions are a specialised service that requires a delicate touch, the right Posh Deluxe supplies, and a solid understanding of eye anatomy. In this guide, we’re breaking down the "nitty-gritty" of lower lash sets so you can offer this high-end add-on with total confidence. What Exactly Are Bottom Lash Extensions? Bottom lash extensions are ultra-lightweight fibres applied to the lower natural lashes. Unlike the top lashes, where we often play with dramatic lengths and volume fans, the goal here is balance and definition. When you’re working on the lower lid, the extensions are typically: Shorter in length: Think 4mm to 7mm. Finer in diameter: Usually 0.05mm or even 0.03mm. Subtle in curl: Generally J or B curls are used to avoid the lashes poking the client's skin or looking "spidery." Because lower lashes are naturally finer and have a shorter growth cycle, this is considered an advanced service. It’s the "finishing touch" that transforms a great set into a masterpiece. Can You Apply Them Safely? Safety is the "be-all and end-all" here. Because the lower lashes sit so close to the delicate skin of the under-eye, there is zero room for error. You can safely offer this service if: The client has healthy natural lowers: If they’re too sparse or fragile, the weight (even a 0.05) might be too much. You’ve mastered isolation: A "sticky" on the bottom lash line is significantly more uncomfortable than on the top. You use low-fume adhesive: The eyes are often slightly more exposed during bottom lash application, so using a high-quality, professional-grade adhesive is a must to prevent "red eye." When to Recommend (and When to Walk Away) Not every client is a candidate for bottom lashes. At Posh Deluxe, we recommend them for: The "Full Frame" Look: Clients who have a dark, dramatic top set and want to avoid looking "top-heavy." Special Events: Brides or clients heading to a photoshoot who want that "perfectly symmetrical" eye. The Mascara-Free Lifestyle: For the Perth active types who want to hit the gym or the beach without lower-lash mascara smudging. When to say "no": If a client is a chronic eye-rubber, has extremely watery eyes, or has very "upturned" lower lashes that grow toward the eyeball, it’s best to skip the service. Part of being a professional is knowing when a treatment won't serve the client’s comfort. The Posh Deluxe Kit: What You’ll Need You can't just use your standard top-lash kit and expect a win. To get that "spectacular" finish, you need specialised tools. 1. Ultra-Fine Posh Deluxe Extensions Bottom lashes require the softest fibres. Our Posh Deluxe classic eyelash extensions in shorter lengths are perfect for this. They provide that "mascara-look" without the weight. Using a B curl is often the "sweet spot" for Australian eye shapes—it provides just enough lift without looking unnatural. 2. Precision Tweezers Isolation on the bottom is a whole different ball game. You’re working in a much tighter space. We recommend a high-precision, slim-profile isolation tweezer. This allows you to get deep into the inner corners without the tool blocking your line of sight. 3. Proper Taping Supplies To access the bottom lashes, you’ll need to "tape up" the top lashes. Using a low-tack, sensitive tape is essential to ensure the client is comfortable and their top extensions aren't damaged during the process. Technical Tips for a Flawless Finish Isolation is King: Because bottom lashes sit closer together and can grow in various directions, you must work methodically. Isolate one lash, apply, and let it dry completely before moving to its neighbour to avoid "stickies." Less is More: You don't need to lash every single bottom hair. Often, a 50-70% coverage is enough to create a beautiful, airy frame. The Adhesive Ratio: Use the "bead-less" technique. You want just enough adhesive to create a bond, but not so much that it creates a visible "bump" on such a fine hair. Managing Client Expectations: The Retention Reality Here is the "fair dinkum" truth: bottom lashes do not last as long as top lashes. Growth Cycle: Lower lashes shed faster. Friction: We touch our lower lids more often than our tops. Moisture: Tears and eye creams settle on the lower lash line first. Typically, bottom lashes look "fresh" for about 1 to 2 weeks. We always recommend telling your clients this upfront so they aren't disappointed. It’s often best marketed as a "special occasion" add-on or a "mini-refresh" for their standard infill. Bottom lash extensions can add polish and balance to a lash set — but they’re not a one-size-fits-all service. Success depends on technique, product choice, and realistic expectations. For lash artists, understanding when and how to apply bottom lash extensions is just as important as knowing when to say no. Ready to Level Up Your Lash Sets? If you’re mastering bottom lash extensions, perfecting isolation, or upgrading your tweezer control, the right tools make all the difference—especially during long, detail-heavy sets. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, our tools are artist-tested in real salon conditions and designed to support precision, comfort, and consistency at every stage of your lash journey. ✨ Why Lash Artists Choose Posh Deluxe: Nano Notch Tweezers for superior grip and cleaner isolation Lightweight, balanced designs to reduce hand fatigue Professional-grade tools trusted by beginner to advanced artists Products tested and used at Posh Deluxe Salon Australia 👉 Upgrade your kit. Improve your sets. Protect your hands. Shop professional lash tools designed to work with your technique—not against it. Shop Posh Deluxe Lash Supply Today  

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Eyes Wide Open: How to Use Lash Extensions to Combat Hooded or Small Lids

Eyes Wide Open: How to Use Lash Extensions to Combat Hooded or Small Lids

If you have hooded eyes or smaller lids, you’ve probably felt like your eyes “disappear” — especially when your brow bone casts a shadow over your lash line. Mascara helps a little, but often the lashes still get lost beneath the lid. This leads many people to ask an important question: Do eyelash extensions make your eyes look bigger? The short answer is yes — when the right lash style, length, and lift are used, eyelash extensions can dramatically enhance eye openness. For hooded or smaller eyes, the goal isn’t density — it’s visibility, lift, and strategic length placement. Let’s break down how lash extensions work to create the illusion of larger, more open eyes — and how Posh Deluxe Classic Eyelash Extensions support this effect. Why Hooded Eyes Can Look Smaller Hooded eyes occur when a fold of skin partially covers the eyelid, making the visible lid space appear smaller. This can cause: Lashes to point straight forward or downward Eye makeup to disappear when eyes are open A “sleepy” or closed-off appearance Even naturally long lashes may not be visible once the eye is fully open. This is where lash extensions — applied with intention — make a noticeable difference. Do Eyelash Extensions Make Your Eyes Look Bigger? Yes — properly styled lash extensions can create the illusion of a larger eye area by: Extending past the heavy lid line Drawing attention upward and outward Enhancing contrast around the eye Lifting the lash line visually The key is choosing extensions that peek out beyond the hood, rather than sitting underneath it. Why Classic Lash Extensions Work Best for Hooded Eyes For hooded or small lids, Classic Eyelash Extensions are often the most effective starting point. Why Classic Lashes Are Ideal: One extension per natural lash (1:1 application) Lightweight and controlled Focus on length rather than bulk Less likely to overwhelm the eye area When applied correctly, classic lashes create a clean, defined look that extends the lash tips into visible space, making the eyes appear larger and brighter. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, our classic lash extensions are designed to provide: Consistent length Flexible curl retention Natural movement Compatibility with professional lash adhesives The Importance of Length and Lift For hooded eyes, length placement matters more than density. Longer lashes help: Push the lash tips past the fold of skin Create vertical openness Make the eye appear more awake Pairing length with the right curl allows the lashes to lift upward rather than pointing straight out — a common issue for hooded eye shapes. Professional artists often rely on high-quality classic lashes that maintain curl integrity throughout the wear cycle, helping the eye stay open-looking even as natural lashes grow. Strategic Lash Styling for Smaller Eyes When working with smaller or hooded eyes, lash artists typically avoid: Heavy volume near the inner corners Excessive weight that pulls lashes downward Short, blunt lengths that disappear under the lid Instead, they focus on: Gradual length increases Soft mid-to-outer emphasis Clean isolation for maximum visibility Using premium classic lashes with consistent diameter helps maintain balance while still enhancing eye size. Why Lash Quality Matters More for Hooded Eyes Hooded eyes are less forgiving of poor lash quality. Lashes that lose curl, clump, or droop can actually make eyes look smaller. That’s why many professionals choose Posh Deluxe Lash Supply products, which are: Lightweight Precision-manufactured Designed for reliable curl retention Suitable for classic lash application When lash extensions hold their lift, they continue to “peek” above the lid — even weeks into a set. Common Mistake: Going Too Heavy Too Soon Many people assume more lashes = bigger eyes, but for hooded lids, excessive volume can backfire. Too much density can: Sit under the hood Cast shadows Make the eye appear closed Classic lash extensions provide structure first, allowing the eye to look naturally enhanced rather than overwhelmed. Bigger-Looking Eyes Start With Smart Lash Choices So, do eyelash extensions make your eyes look bigger?Yes — especially when classic lash extensions are used to create lift, length, and visibility beyond the lid fold. For hooded or small eyes, the secret isn’t drama — it’s strategic enhancement. By choosing high-quality classic eyelash extensions from Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, lash artists can help clients achieve: Brighter-looking eyes A more open eye area Enhanced definition without heaviness When lashes are designed to rise above the hood, the eyes no longer disappear — they stand out. 👉 Shop Posh Deluxe Classic Lashes Today

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Can You Get Extensions with Sparse Lashes? How We Bridge the Gaps at Posh Deluxe

Can You Get Extensions with Sparse Lashes? How We Bridge the Gaps at Posh Deluxe

If you’ve ever been told you’re not a good candidate for lash extensions because of gaps or thin natural lashes, you’re not alone. Many women assume that lash extensions for sparse lashes won’t work — or worse, that extensions will make gaps more noticeable. The truth is, sparse lashes don’t mean you can’t wear extensions. With the right techniques, tools, and products, lash artists can create the illusion of a fuller lash line by filling lash gaps safely and effectively. In this guide, we explain how professional lash artists “bridge” sparse areas and how modern volume techniques make extensions possible — even with minimal natural lashes. What Causes Sparse Lashes and Gaps? Sparse lashes can happen for many reasons, including: Genetics Hormonal changes Overuse of lash curlers or strips Poor extension application in the past Natural lash growth cycles Gaps are completely normal — and they don’t automatically disqualify someone from lash extensions. Can You Get Lash Extensions with Sparse Lashes? Yes — lash extensions for sparse lashes are absolutely possible when done correctly. The key difference lies in how the extensions are applied, not whether they’re applied at all. Professional lash artists use customised placement, lightweight materials, and multi-dimensional volume fans to enhance what’s already there — without overloading weak lashes. What Does “Bridging” Mean in Lash Extensions? Bridging is a professional technique used to visually connect sparse areas so the lash line appears continuous and full. Rather than forcing heavy lashes onto weak natural lashes, bridging focuses on: Strategic placement around gaps Creating visual fullness across the lash line Maintaining lash health Bridging is about illusion — not adding weight where it doesn’t belong. How Lash Artists Fill Gaps Safely 1. Using Multi-D Volume Fans Multi-D volume fans (such as 3D–6D) allow artists to place multiple ultra-fine extensions onto a single natural lash. This creates: More surface coverage A fuller appearance without heaviness Soft blending around sparse areas Ultra-fine diameters are essential for this technique, as they maintain lash health while maximising visual density. 2. Strategic Fan Placement Around Gaps Instead of placing lashes directly into a gap (which isn’t possible without a natural lash), artists: Frame the gap from both sides Adjust fan width and direction Blend lengths to soften the area This makes gaps far less noticeable — especially when the eyes are open. 3. Adjusting Curl, Length, and Direction For sparse lashes, subtle adjustments make a big difference: Slightly stronger curls lift the eye Shorter lengths prevent gaps from standing out Directional placement guides the eye across the lash line These micro-adjustments help fill lash gaps visually without stressing fragile lashes. Why Lightweight Tools & Precision Matter When working with sparse lashes, control is everything. Professional tweezers with secure grip allow artists to: Create narrow or wide fans as needed Adjust pickup position for better balance Place lashes precisely without crushing the fan Advanced tweezers with enhanced grip technology, such as nano-notch designs, are especially helpful when working with ultra-fine lashes and customised volume fans. The Role of Adhesive in Sparse Lash Sets Stable, professional-grade adhesive is essential for sparse lash work. High-quality lash glue: Prevents twisting or shifting Maintains direction as lashes grow Supports lightweight fan attachment Using consistent, salon-tested lash extension adhesives helps ensure sparse lash sets remain balanced, secure, and long-lasting. What to Avoid with Sparse Lashes When filling lash gaps, it’s important to avoid: Heavy diameters Long lengths that exaggerate gaps Forcing lashes onto weak natural lashes Overloading a single lash Sparse lashes require precision, patience, and the right products — not shortcuts. The Illusion of Fullness: Why Technique Matters More Than Lash Count Many people believe fullness comes from adding more lashes. In reality, fullness comes from: Fan design Placement strategy Weight balance Proper tools This is why professional techniques and high-quality lash supplies make such a difference when working with sparse lashes.   If you’ve been wondering whether lash extensions for sparse lashes are possible, the answer is yes — when done correctly. By using bridging techniques, multi-D volume lash fans, and lightweight professional tools, lash artists can safely fill lash gaps and create the appearance of a fuller, more even lash line. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, products are designed to support advanced techniques that prioritise lash health, control, and long-term results — especially for clients with sparse natural lashes.

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Help! My Eyelash Extensions Are Drooping: 5 Common Causes (And How to Prevent It)

Help! My Eyelash Extensions Are Drooping: 5 Common Causes (And How to Prevent It)

If you’ve ever caught yourself saying, “Help — my eyelash extensions are drooping!”, you’re not alone. Drooping lash extensions are one of the most common concerns among lash clients and artists alike. While it can be frustrating, the cause is usually very clear — and often preventable. In this guide, we’ll break down the five most common reasons eyelash extensions droop, explain what’s really happening, and show how professional techniques and high-quality products from Posh Deluxe Lash Supply help minimise this issue. Why Are My Eyelash Extensions Drooping? When applied correctly, lash extensions should lift and enhance the eyes — not pull lashes downward. If you’re thinking, “my eyelash extensions are drooping even though they were fine at first,” one of the causes below is likely responsible. 1. Natural Lash Growth: The Extension Has Grown Too Far from the Root One of the most common (and completely normal) reasons eyelash extensions droop is natural lash growth. As the natural lash grows: The extension moves further away from the lash line The balance point shifts The lash begins to tilt downward Even with perfect application, this will eventually happen. How professionals manage this: Regular infills every 2–3 weeks Precise placement close to the root Strong, stable adhesive bonds Professional adhesives such as Elite Bond Adhesive or Bond Babe Adhesive from Posh Deluxe Lash Supply help maintain a secure bond as lashes grow, keeping extensions stable for longer between infills. 2. Excess Weight: Extensions Are Too Heavy for the Natural Lash If you’re wondering “why are my eyelash extensions drooping so fast?”, excess weight is one of the biggest culprits. Drooping often occurs when: Extensions are too long Diameters are too thick Fans are too dense for the natural lash The natural lash simply cannot support the weight and bends downward over time. How professionals prevent this: Choosing appropriate diameters Creating lightweight, balanced fans Using precision tools to control fan width Advanced volume lash tweezers like the PRO-01 Spike Volume Tweezers, PRO-04 Flair Volume Elite Tweezers, and PRO-02 Crescent Volume Elite Tweezers allow artists to create lighter, more controlled handmade fans, reducing unnecessary weight that leads to drooping. 3. Incorrect Placement Angle or Poor Isolation Even the best lashes and glue won’t prevent drooping if the placement angle is incorrect. Extensions applied: Too low on the natural lash At a forward-facing angle Without clean isolation Can lose lift very quickly. Professional lash artists rely on high-precision tweezers to maintain correct angles and isolation. Tweezers with Nano Notch Technology, like those from Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, provide a secure grip on ultra-fine lashes, helping artists place extensions cleanly and accurately — which directly affects long-term lift. 4. Heat Exposure That Softens Lash Fibres Heat is an often-overlooked reason clients say, “my eyelash extensions are drooping.” Common heat sources include: Hot showers Steam rooms and saunas Hair dryers Cooking environments Heat can soften lash fibres and relax the curl, causing extensions to droop or straighten. While no lash extensions are completely heat-proof, high-quality lash fibres maintain their shape better with everyday wear when combined with proper aftercare and professional application. 5. Sleeping Position & Daily Pressure If drooping appears more on one side, sleeping habits may be the cause. Side or stomach sleeping can: Bend lashes overnight Distort curl direction Cause uneven drooping Encouraging clients to: Sleep on their back when possible Use silk or satin pillowcases Avoid rubbing their eyes Helps preserve curl and direction. Is Drooping Caused by Lash Glue? In most cases, drooping is not caused by lash glue alone, but by a combination of: Weight imbalance Placement technique Environmental factors That said, adhesive quality does matter. Professional products like Superbonder from Posh Deluxe Lash Supply help instantly cure adhesive, improve retention, and stabilise the bond — reducing movement that can contribute to early drooping. How Professionals Prevent Drooping Lash Extensions Experienced lash artists focus on: Lash health and suitability Lightweight, balanced extensions Precise placement and isolation Advanced tools and reliable adhesives This is why many professionals choose Posh Deluxe Lash Supply — products are designed to support control, consistency, and healthy long-term results, not shortcuts. If you’re thinking, “why are my eyelash extensions drooping” the cause is almost always one of five things: natural growth, excess weight, incorrect placement, heat exposure, or daily pressure. With correct technique, mindful aftercare, and professional-grade lash products — including precision tweezers, stable adhesives, and retention-boosting solutions — drooping can be significantly reduced and often prevented altogether. Refine Your Artistry with Posh Deluxe Lash Supplies Are you looking to provide your clients with lashes that stay lifted and beautiful for weeks? It starts with the right products. From ultra-lightweight volume fans to high-performance adhesives, we have everything you need to create flawless, sag-free sets. Shop our professional lash collection at Posh Deluxe today and give your clients they deserve!

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What Are L Curl Lash Extensions? A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

What Are L Curl Lash Extensions? A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

As lash styling continues to evolve, curl selection has become one of the most important tools for creating customised, flattering results. Among the more advanced options available today, many artists ask: what are L curl lash extensions, and when should they be used? L curl lashes are a popular choice for clients with specific eye shapes and lash directions, offering lift and definition that standard curls can’t always achieve. This guide breaks down exactly what L curl lash extensions are, how they differ from other curls, and when lash artists should use them. What Are L Curl Lash Extensions? L curl lash extensions feature a straight base that transitions into a sharp upward lift at the tip—forming an “L” shape rather than a rounded curve. Unlike traditional curls (such as C or D curls), L curls sit flatter at the base before lifting, which allows them to: Adhere more securely to downward-growing natural lashes if applied properly Create the appearance of lift without excessive curl Open the eye area without pushing lashes into the eyelid When artists search what are L curl lash extensions, they’re usually looking for a solution that balances strong lift with better retention and structural support. How L Curl Lashes Differ From Other Lash Curls Understanding curl comparison is key to correct application. L Curl vs C Curl C Curl has a smooth, rounded curve L Curl has a straight base with a sharp lift L curls provide more lift on downward-facing lashes L Curl vs D Curl D Curl is very curly and dramatic L Curl offers lift without excessive curvature L curls are better for hooded or deep-set eyes L Curl vs M Curl M Curl is a more dramatic variation of L curl L Curl is cleaner and more natural-looking M curls are often used for bold or editorial styles When Should Lash Artists Use L Curl Lash Extensions? L curl lash extensions are ideal for: Clients with downward-growing natural lashes Hooded eyes or monolids Mature clients where heavy curl can touch the lid Clients who want lift without a dramatic curl Because the straight base sits flush against the natural lash, L curls often provide better bonding and retention compared to highly curved lashes. Benefits of L Curl Lash Extensions ✔ Strong lift without extreme curl ✔ Improved retention due to flat base contact ✔ Opens the eyes without pushing lashes into the lid ✔ Ideal for challenging eye shapes ✔ Clean, structured, professional finish For lash artists working with diverse eye shapes, understanding what are L curl lash extensions expands your ability to customise safely and effectively. Styling Tips for L Curl Lash Extensions To get the best results with L curl lashes: Avoid placing them too far forward on the lash line Adjust lengths carefully—L curls can appear longer due to lift Use precise placement to maintain direction and symmetry Pair with the right tweezers and grip control for accuracy Because L curls are more structured, they reward good technique and proper tool choice. Are L Curl Lash Extensions Beginner-Friendly? L curl lashes are best suited for intermediate to advanced lash artists. While beginners can use them, understanding eye shape, lash direction, and placement is essential to avoid over-lifting or misalignment. That said, many artists find that once mastered, L curls become a go-to option for clients who struggle with traditional curls. Why Curl Knowledge Matters for Lash Artists Choosing the right curl isn’t about trends—it’s about: Lash health Retention Client comfort Long-term results Knowing what are L curl lash extensions allows artists to confidently offer solutions rather than one-curl-fits-all sets. Professional Tools Matter When Working With L Curls Because L curls require accurate pickup and placement, high-quality lash tools play a major role in success. Precision tweezers, secure grip, and consistent lash quality help maintain control—especially when working with straighter bases and sharper lifts. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, we support lash artists with professional-grade tools and lashes designed for advanced techniques and long-term performance. So, what are L curl lash extensions? They’re a specialised lash curl designed to lift, open, and flatter eyes where traditional curls fall short. With a straight base and sharp lift, L curls offer better retention, cleaner styling, and more control—making them an essential option in any professional lash kit. For lash artists who value precision, customisation, and results, mastering L curl lash extensions is a powerful step forward.  

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What Are Infill Lashes? A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

What Are Infill Lashes? A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

If you work in the lash industry—or are training to become a lash artist—you’ve likely heard the term infill lashes used frequently. But what are infill lashes exactly, and why are they such an essential part of professional lash maintenance? Understanding infill lashes is critical not only for delivering long-lasting results, but also for maintaining natural lash health, improving retention, and managing client expectations. In this guide, we break down what are infill lashes, how they work, and why proper infill technique depends heavily on professional products and tools. What Are Infill Lashes? Infill lashes (also called lash infills or refills) refer to the process of replacing eyelash extensions that have naturally shed and reapplying new extensions to the remaining natural lashes. Instead of removing the entire set, infills focus on maintaining fullness by filling in gaps caused by natural lash shedding. In short, infill lashes restore balance, density, and shape to an existing lash set. Natural lashes shed every day as part of the normal hair growth cycle. When a natural lash sheds, the extension attached to it sheds too. Infill appointments address this natural loss rather than treating it as a problem. Why Infill Lashes Are Necessary Many clients assume that losing extensions means poor retention—but that’s not always the case. Lash infills are necessary because: Natural lashes continuously grow and shed Extensions are attached to individual natural lashes Lash density changes over time Lash styling needs regular reshaping Good retention does not mean lashes never fall out. It means extensions shed with the natural lash—not prematurely. Infills allow lash artists to: Maintain consistent fullness Correct grown-out lashes Replace shed extensions Adjust styling if needed How Often Are Infill Lashes Done? Most clients require infills every 2–3 weeks, depending on: Natural lash cycle Lash density Lifestyle (heat, oil, sweat, skincare) Aftercare habits From a professional perspective, infills usually involve replacing 30–60% of the original set. If more than this is missing, a full removal and new set may be more appropriate. What Happens During a Lash Infill Appointment? From a technical standpoint, infill lashes are not simply “adding more lashes.” A proper infill includes: 1. Lash Assessment The lash artist evaluates: Retention quality Natural lash health Direction and growth Styling balance 2. Removal of Outgrown Extensions Extensions that have grown too far from the lash line must be safely removed to prevent: Twisting Pulling Premature shedding 3. Isolation and Replacement New extensions are applied only to healthy natural lashes using correct isolation and weight control. This is where professional lash supplies play a major role in achieving clean, long-lasting infills. Infill Lashes vs Full Sets: What’s the Difference? For lash artists, mastering infills is just as important as mastering full sets.   Why Professional Products Matter for Infill Lashes Infills place high demands on: Adhesive performance Precision tools Lash consistency Using professional-grade products ensures: Strong bonding to new growth Minimal disturbance to existing extensions Clean isolation without stickies At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, products are designed with real-world infill work in mind—where speed, precision, and consistency are essential for maintaining flawless lash sets over time. Common Misconceptions About Infill Lashes “If clients need infills, the glue isn’t good” False. Infills are expected and healthy. “More infills mean better retention” Not always. Lash health comes first—overfilling can cause damage. “Infill lashes are quick touch-ups” Incorrect. A proper infill requires skill, assessment, and precision. Infill Lashes and Natural Lash Health When done correctly, infill lashes: Protect the natural lash cycle Prevent overloading Maintain even weight distribution Poor infill practices, such as stacking lashes or ignoring grown-out extensions—can compromise lash health and retention. This is why training, technique, and professional supplies matter just as much during infills as they do during full sets. So, what are infill lashes? They are not shortcuts or quick fixes, they are a core part of professional lash maintenance, designed to work with the natural lash cycle, not against it. For lash artists, understanding infills means: Better retention results Healthier natural lashes More satisfied, educated clients If you’re looking for professional lash tools, adhesives, and lashes designed to support clean, consistent infill work, explore the full range at Posh Deluxe Lash Supply—trusted by lash artists across Australia for quality, performance, and reliability.  

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How to Shower With Eyelash Extensions: A Complete Care Guide for Longer Retention

How to Shower With Eyelash Extensions: A Complete Care Guide for Longer Retention

Eyelash extensions are designed to be worn in everyday life—but water, steam, and improper cleansing can shorten their lifespan if you’re not careful. One of the most common questions clients and lash artists hear is how to shower with eyelash extensions without damaging them. For both lash artists educating their clients and wearers wanting better retention, understanding the right shower routine is essential for maintaining clean, healthy, long-lasting extensions. Can You Shower With Eyelash Extensions? Yes, you can shower with eyelash extensions—but products and technique matter. Professional lash adhesives need time to fully cure. Most modern adhesives cure within 24 hours, and some professional treatments (like Superbonder or Superbonder Shield) can shorten this window by seconds — but unless advised otherwise by a trained lash artist, it’s best to follow standard aftercare rules. The Golden Rule ✔ Avoid water, steam, and humidity for the first 24 hours after application ✔ After curing, showering is completely safe—with proper care Why Water and Steam Can Affect Lash Extensions Lash adhesive bonds best in controlled conditions. Excessive moisture, heat, or friction can weaken the adhesive bond, leading to: Premature lash shedding Twisting or misaligned extensions Reduced retention Buildup around the lash base This is why how you shower is just as important as when. How to Shower With Eyelash Extensions (Step-by-Step) 1. Avoid Direct Water Pressure on Your Lashes When showering, avoid letting water hit your face directly. Strong water pressure can loosen extensions or cause them to tangle. Tip: Let water flow over your hair and down the back of your head instead of directly onto your lashes. 2. Keep Showers Warm—Not Hot Hot steam can soften adhesive bonds over time. ✔ Choose warm or lukewarm showers✖ Avoid long, steamy showers or standing directly under hot steam If your bathroom becomes foggy, it’s a sign the steam level may be too high for optimal lash retention. 3. Cleanse Lashes Properly (Yes, You Should Clean Them!) Contrary to popular belief, eyelash extensions must be cleaned regularly. Dirt, oil, sweat, and makeup residue can break down adhesive and cause irritation. ✔ Use a lash-safe, oil-free lash shampoo ✔ Clean lashes gently using a soft cleansing brush ✔ Rinse carefully without rubbing Clean lashes actually last longer and maintain better retention. 4. Never Rub or Pull at Wet Lashes Wet lashes are more flexible and vulnerable to damage. After showering: Pat your face dry gently (avoid towel contact with lashes) Let lashes air dry or use a cool fan setting Brush lashes lightly with a clean spoolie once dry 5. Avoid Oil-Based Hair and Face Products Conditioners, shampoos, facial oils, and heavy creams can migrate onto lashes during showers. ✔ Keep conditioners away from the eye area✔ Choose oil-free skincare products✔ Rinse thoroughly to prevent residue buildup   Common Shower Mistakes That Ruin Lash Retention 🚫 Rubbing eyes with a towel🚫 Sleeping on wet lashes🚫 Using oil-based cleansers🚫 Long exposure to steam (saunas, hot showers)🚫 Skipping lash cleansing altogether Avoiding these habits can significantly extend the life of your lash extensions. How Proper Shower Care Supports Lash Health Knowing how to shower with eyelash extensions isn’t just about appearance—it’s about lash health. Proper hygiene helps: Prevent bacterial buildup Reduce irritation and itchiness Maintain clean lash lines Improve long-term retention Clean lashes = healthier natural lashes. Why Lash Artists Recommend Professional Aftercare Products Professional lash aftercare products are designed to protect the adhesive bond while keeping lashes clean and healthy. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, we support lash artists with professional-grade products used to maintain optimal lash performance—before, during, and after application. Using the correct aftercare products ensures: ✔ Better retention ✔ Cleaner lash lines ✔ Happier clients ✔ Fewer aftercare issues Showering With Eyelash Extensions Made Easy Showering with eyelash extensions doesn’t have to be stressful. With the right routine, proper cleansing, and gentle handling, your lashes can stay beautiful, clean, and long-lasting. Understanding how to shower with eyelash extensions is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to protect your investment—from wearing lashes or applying them professionally. For lash artists and professionals seeking reliable, high-quality lash care solutions, Posh Deluxe Lash Supply provides trusted products designed to support retention, hygiene, and professional results.

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The Teen Guide to Lash Extensions: Safety, Consent, and School-Friendly Styles

The Teen Guide to Lash Extensions: Safety, Consent, and School-Friendly Styles

Understanding the Minimum Age for Eyelash Extensions Lash extensions are more popular than ever, especially among teenagers who want to enhance their natural beauty for special occasions, school events, or everyday confidence. But before booking an appointment or purchasing lash products, one important question must be addressed: what is the minimum age for eyelash extensions? This guide is designed to help teens, parents, and beginner lash artists understand age guidelines, consent requirements, lash health considerations, and how to choose safe, school-friendly lash styles that won’t compromise natural lash development. What Is the Minimum Age for Eyelash Extensions? There is no single global law that sets the minimum age for eyelash extensions, but most professional lash salons and training institutions follow similar guidelines. Generally: 16–17 years old: Lash extensions may be allowed with written parental or guardian consent 18 years old and above: Considered legally able to consent on their own These age limits exist for good reason. Teenagers’ bodies—including their natural lashes and eye sensitivity—are still developing, making them more vulnerable to irritation, allergies, and damage if extensions are applied incorrectly or maintained poorly. For lash artists, understanding and respecting the minimum age for eyelash extensions is essential for professionalism, safety, and legal protection. Why Age Matters: Lash Health & Eye Safety Teen lashes are often: Finer and more delicate Still going through hormonal changes More sensitive to adhesives and fumes Improper application, overly heavy extensions, or poor aftercare can lead to: Premature lash shedding Traction alopecia (lash loss from excess weight) Eye irritation or allergic reactions This is why lighter, conservative styles and professional-grade products are critical when working with younger clients. Parental Consent: What Parents Should Know For teens under 18, parental consent is non-negotiable in most professional settings. Parents should: Be informed about the process, risks, and maintenance Understand that lash extensions require ongoing care Ensure the artist uses professional products and safe techniques Consent forms protect: The client The parent The lash artist They also encourage open communication about expectations and limitations. School-Friendly Lash Extension Styles for Teens Many schools have strict grooming policies, which makes lash style selection extremely important. Note: The student and/or parent should know if eyelash extensions are allowed in school. Some schools may not accept it and may include it in their strict policies. Recommended School-Appropriate Styles: Classic Lash Extensions (1:1 application) Short lengths (8–10mm) Soft curls (B or C curl) Lightweight diameters (0.10–0.12) These styles: Enhance the eyes subtly Look natural in school environments Place minimal stress on natural lashes Styles Teens Should Avoid: Mega volume or dense fans Very long lengths Dramatic curls (D, L, M) Heavy or thick lash fibres The goal is enhancement—not transformation. Lash Maintenance: A Reality Check for Teens & Parents Lash extensions are not low-maintenance, and this is often overlooked. Teens must be willing to: Clean lashes regularly with a proper lash cleanser Avoid rubbing or pulling Skip mascara and oil-based products Commit to infill appointments every 2–3 weeks Without proper aftercare, even the best application can result in: Poor retention Lash damage Eye discomfort Parents should consider whether their teen is truly ready for this level of responsibility. The Role of Professional Lash Products For teens especially, product quality matters. Professional lash artists rely on: Lightweight, high-quality lash fibres Safe, tested adhesives Precision tools that reduce tension and pulling At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply in Australia, products are designed for professional use with a strong focus on: Lash health Consistency Control Reduced stress on natural lashes While teens should never apply extensions themselves, choosing artists who use professional-grade supplies plays a major role in safety and long-term lash health. Advice for Beginner Lash Artists Working With Teen Clients If you’re a lash artist, working with younger clients requires extra care: Always confirm age and consent Choose conservative designs Use lighter diameters and shorter lengths Educate both teen and parent on aftercare Say no if the request is unsafe Professionalism isn’t about saying yes to everything—it’s about protecting the client’s long-term lash health. So, Are Lash Extensions Right for Teens? Understanding the minimum age for eyelash extensions isn’t just about numbers—it’s about maturity, responsibility, and safety. For teens who: Have parental consent Choose natural, school-friendly styles Commit to proper maintenance Work with trained professionals Lash extensions can be a safe and confidence-boosting option. Education, communication, and professional standards are the foundation of healthy lashes—at any age.  

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What Tweezers to Use for Eyelash Extensions: A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

What Tweezers to Use for Eyelash Extensions: A Professional Guide for Lash Artists

Choosing the right tweezers can completely transform your lash application experience. From precision and speed to comfort and fan consistency, the tools you use play a huge role in your results. If you’ve ever wondered what tweezers to use for eyelash extensions, this guide will help you understand the different types of lash tweezers, what they’re used for, and how to choose the best option for your technique. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, we design tweezers specifically for professional lash artists who value control, comfort, and consistency—perfect for both classic sets and advanced volume techniques Why Tweezers Matter in Eyelash Extensions Lash tweezers aren’t just tools—they’re an extension of your hand. The wrong pair can lead to: Poor isolation Slipping lashes Fan collapse Hand and wrist fatigue Longer appointment times The right tweezers, on the other hand, help you: Pick up lashes effortlessly Create clean, symmetrical fans Improve retention through better placement Work faster with less strain That’s why understanding what tweezers to use for eyelash extensions is essential for every lash artist, beginner or advanced. Types of Tweezers Used for Eyelash Extensions Isolation Tweezers Isolation tweezers are used to separate one natural lash from the rest so extensions can be applied cleanly and safely. Common shapes include: Straight tips Slightly curved tips Angled Tips These tweezers require precision and a fine tip to prevent lashes from sticking together and to protect natural lash health. Volume & Fan-Making Tweezers Volume tweezers are used to pick up ultra-fine lashes and create fans for volume, mega volume, and textured sets. Different shapes suit different techniques and hand positions, which is why there is no “one-size-fits-all” option when deciding what tweezers to use for eyelash extensions. What Tweezers to Use for Different Lash Techniques For Classic Lash Extensions Classic sets typically require: A precise isolation tweezer A controlled pickup tweezer for single lashes Many artists prefer lightweight tweezers with balanced tension to reduce fatigue during long classic sets. For Russian Volume (Handmade Fans) True Russian Volume requires tweezers that: Grip ultra-fine diameters (0.03–0.07) Prevent slipping during fan creation Allow full control over width and symmetry Spike-style or precision-tip tweezers with advanced grip technology are ideal for this technique. For Promade / Premade Volume Fans Artists working with promade or premade fans benefit from tweezers that: Hold the base securely without crushing the fan Allow quick pickup and placement Maintain fan integrity during application A wider sweet spot and forgiving grip are especially helpful for speed lashing. Nano Notch Technology: Why Grip Matters One of the most common struggles lash artists face is lash slippage—especially when working with ultra-fine fibres. This is where Nano Notch Technology makes a noticeable difference. Nano notch tips feature microscopic grip points that: Secure fine lashes without crushing them Reduce fan collapse Allow more flexible pickup positions Improve consistency across every set This technology is especially beneficial for artists transitioning from premades to handmade fans. Introducing Posh Deluxe’s New Professional Lash Tweezers Posh Deluxe Lash Supply is proud to introduce our latest range of professional lash tweezers, developed through real salon experience and extensively tested inside Posh Deluxe Salon Australia before release. This new tweezers collection was created to support modern lash artistry — offering improved grip, better control, and enhanced comfort across classic, volume, and advanced styling techniques. Each design has been carefully engineered to suit different working styles, hand positions, and lash techniques, helping artists achieve more consistent results with less effort. PRO-01 Spike Volume Tweezers (Nano Notch Technology) Best for: Handmade Russian Volume Ultra-fine lashes (especially 0.03) Artists wanting full creative control The spike tip offers precision, while nano notch technology ensures a secure grip for clean, controlled fan creation. PRO-02 Crescent Volume Elite Tweezers (Ergonomic Design) Best for: Lash artists experiencing hand or wrist fatigue Long lashing sessions Classic, volume, and textured styles The crescent-shaped curve sits naturally in the hand, reducing tension while maintaining excellent grip and control. PRO-04 Flair Volume Elite Tweezers (Boot-Style) Best for: Volume, mega volume, and promade fans Artists who love boot-style angles Beginners to advanced artists With a wide nano-notch sweet spot, the PRO-04 is forgiving, versatile, and ideal for artists who want flexibility without constant adjustment. How to Choose the Right Tweezers for You When deciding what tweezers to use for eyelash extensions, consider: Your lash technique (classic, volume, mega volume) Lash diameters you work with Hand position and comfort Speed vs precision needs Whether you create handmade fans or use promades Many professional lash artists keep multiple tweezers in their kit to suit different styles and clients. What Tweezers to Use for Eyelash Extensions There’s no single “best” tweezer—only the best tweezers for your technique. The right pair should feel natural in your hand, grip lashes effortlessly, and support your workflow rather than slow it down. At Posh Deluxe Lash Supply, we create professional tweezers designed for real lash artists—tested, refined, and trusted across Australia. If you’re ready to upgrade your tools and improve your precision, speed, and comfort, choosing the right tweezers is the best place to start.  

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