Which Lashes To Use When

• Client’s Preference
  Your client pays you for your time and expertise. However, you need to know their personal preferences before you begin their journey of gorgeous lashes. Chat with your client to understand their reasons for wanting lash extensions as well as their expectations. They may have a specific look that they are after. So first understand their goals, and then recommend a half-set or full-set accordingly.
  If your client is after a subtle look or just wants to enhance their natural beauty, then suggest half lashes. If they want extra length or extra volume lashes that make a bold and dramatic statement, then a full set of lashes would be best.
• Occasion
  For day-to-day wear, such as going to work or being at home, your clients may require a more subtle or natural look. They may want a slightly fuller look or a classy look that is still alluring and captivating. In this instance, the half-lash option will be perfectly suitable. If you are applying half-lashes, remember that you can bring the focus to the outer corners of the eyes for a captivating effect.
  But special events happen, too. Birthdays, weddings, work extravaganzas, school dances, and those extra special date nights are just some of these occasions. This is when your clients will want to look extraordinary, glitzy, glamorous, and gorgeous. For times like these, you want to suggest they have a full set of eyelash extensions applied.
• Lash Condition
  When you are doing your consultation with your client, you need to take time to assess the condition of your client’s natural lashes. This is a very important factor, as it will determine whether to choose a half-set or a full set of eyelashes.
  First, check the length and thickness of your client’s natural lashes. Are their natural lashes sparse and short, or thick and long? Are the lashes straight, or do they curl? If they curl, you may need to apply a different style of lashes, perhaps using more curly lash extensions to complement the existing curl.
  You need to examine the individual lashes to check if they are damaged or brittle. If the client has a lot of damaged lashes, it might be worthwhile doing a full set so that there’s less risk of the lash line looking sparse if the natural lashes fall out.
  Alternatively, if your client has healthy lashes, a full set may help to achieve a dramatic effect but a half set can be equally beautiful.
• Budget
  If your client has a limited budget, you may need to stick to half-set lashes. Half lashes require fewer extensions, which may be more affordable for your client. If your client wants to splurge, then you can skip the half-lash set and give them a full set of lashes.
• Experience Level
  A personal consideration would be your own level of experience as a lash technician. If you are fairly new to the world of lash extensions, then perhaps start off with a half-set of lash extensions. Rather work with half sets until you feel more comfortable and gain confidence. In time, you can work your way up to full-set lashes.

It’s important to note that while half set and full set lash extensions have their differences, both options can enhance the appearance of the eyes and provide clients with a more youthful and vibrant look. Ultimately, the choice between half set and full set lash extensions depends on the client’s individual preferences and needs.

Conclusion

In conclusion, half set lash extensions and full set lash extensions are two options for enhancing the appearance of the eyes. Half set lash extensions create a natural and subtle look, while full set lash extensions create a dramatic and glamorous look.

The choice between the two options depends on the client’s individual preferences and needs, including the desired look, time and cost required, maintenance required, duration of the lashes, and ideal candidates for each option.

Ultimately, both half set and full set lash extensions are great options for enhancing the appearance of the eyes and creating a more youthful and vibrant look.