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This blog covers all you could possibly want to know about L curl lashes, including what makes them special, who to use it on and how to map your L curl set.
It has a flat base but swiftly transitions into a C curl lift from the middle of the extension, all the way to the tips, similar to a soft L shape. This curl is suitable for all lash styles, from classic to mega volume, and may be as natural or dramatic as desired.
L curl is best suited to individuals who have naturally straight or downturned lashes. When doing an assessment on your client, instruct them to stare straight ahead. Take a look from the side to observe how lifted the natural lashes are. If the lashes appear to grow straight or point downwards, then your client is likely a wonderful choice for L curl lashes. The goal is to create as many points of contact between the natural lash root and the extension as possible. If the extension is extremely curly but the natural lash is straight, attaching the bases together will be more challenging, perhaps resulting in poor retention. Adding more points of contact between the extension and the natural lash will improve retention.
Furthermore, individuals with hooded eyes, monolids, or eyelid folds that do not complement their eye shape are excellent candidates for L curl lashes. L curls are ideal for hooded eyes since the straight base shoots out far enough away from the lash line that the curl does not contact their brow bone, as a D curl may.
3. WHY SHOULD YOU USE L CURL?
There are several ways to bring this curl to life and utilize it to your advantage. You can use L curl for the entire set to lift downturned natural lashes. Any shape with this curl will look wonderful when it comes to mapping.
You may also express your creativity by merging L curl with any other curls you deem suitable. The key is to ensuring that the curls are effectively blended together. Assume you're mixing the B and L curls together. The B curl will be utilized from the inner to the centre of the eye, and the L curl will be used on the outside corners. Once you've chosen where B ends and L begins, use it as a halfway point between the two curls.
If you're performing a cat eye style on a client, for example, you may apply fewer curling lashes on the inner. To bring emphasis towards the outer part of the eye, you may use L curl just on the outer corner to lift and extend that area- creating a true Cat Eye finish. To enhance your look, position the lashes on an angle going outward on the end corners as well—this creates a sharper, more extended effect.
To keep on schedule and get the exact appearance your clients desire, you must map out your sets. Before mapping L curl lash extensions, be sure to successfully communicate with your customer to have a better understanding of their preferences. As lash artist, you may be familiar with a variety of lash mapping procedures and styles.
Use L curl lash extensions to provide your clients the optimum wide eye appearance, which requires precise mapping based on their eye shape and demand. The most common mapping for L curl is to make an extreme cat-eye or fox eye. The shortest lengths are put in the inner corners while the longest lengths are in the outer corners (for example, 8-9-10-11 mm).
Our Kami Lashy has everything you need to achieve a beautiful set of lash extensions. We have available curls like C, CC, D or if you want more special curls you can pre-order.
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