EYELASH POROSITY
Let’s uncover the secrets about eyelash porosity.
As a lash artist, you’ve probably encountered a variety of lash types, and sometimes it can be a little confusing as to why some lashes seem to cooperate effortlessly while others present a challenge. Understanding lash porosity can be a complete game-changer for lash artists, as it will allow you to select the right products and techniques to achieve perfect lash extensions for each client. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the fascinating world of lash porosity. natural and explore solutions that will allow you to truly shine as a Lash Artist.
WHAT IS POROSITY?
Eyelash porosity is a term used to describe the ability of eyelash hairs to absorb and retain moisture, in our more specific case, eyelash glue. Porosity is determined by the texture of the outer layer of the natural lash shaft, also known as the cuticle. There are three main types of natural eyelash porosity: low porosity, medium porosity, and high porosity. Each type has its own unique characteristics and challenges.
LOW POROSITY
Low porosity lashes are like smooth surfaces that can sometimes leave you wondering why eyelash extensions don’t seem to stick. These natural lashes are often shiny and can even appear slightly greasy even after cleaning. If you find yourself facing this type of lashes, the solution is to apply Star Lashes World Primer No1. This product helps prepare the natural lashes for eyelash extensions, ensuring better adhesion and longer lasting results.
AVERAGE POROSITY
Medium porosity lashes are the most common type of lashes found in the world of eyelash extensions. When viewed under a microscope, their cuticle has a slight texture. While they are not as hard as low porosity lashes; it is still crucial to properly prepare them for eyelash extension application. Once again, Star Lashes World Primer No1 can be your trusted ally to achieve fantastic retention results with medium porosity lashes.
HIGH POROSITY
High porosity lashes are the unicorn of the eyelash extension world. These lashes eagerly cling to the adhesive, often leaving you with minimal time to handle or wrap the lash extension, pre-made bundle, or Russian Volume bundle. High porosity natural lashes are every lash artist’s dream because they tend to have a majestic hold. You can identify high porosity lashes by their duller appearance and sometimes lighter color. However, it’s important to note that damaged lashes can also have high porosity due to the rough cuticle. For damaged lashes, especially those from chemical treatments like lash lifts and tinting; consider using an eyelash serum to help restore them to health and make them more manageable.
Final Thoughts
Understanding porosity is like having a secret weapon in the world of eyelash extension artistry. It allows you to choose the right products and techniques for your client’s unique lash type. Whether you’re dealing with low, medium, or high porosity lashes; there’s a solution available to help you achieve those stunning, long-lasting eyelash extension applications.
So, harness the power of knowledge and perfect your eyelash extension craft with confidence.
Your customers will thank you, keep coming back, and refer you!