How Do You Lash Inner Corners?

Lashing inner corners effectively involves isolating lashes carefully and applying extensions that maintain the health and integrity of the natural lashes.

Techniques for Lashing Inner Corners

Lashing inner corners can be challenging due to the fine, delicate nature of the lashes in this area and their tendency to grow in various directions. Here's how to approach this delicate task:

• Isolation is Key: Proper isolation is crucial when working on the inner corners. According to the provided video reference ("3 Tips to Lash Inner Corners Better | Beginner Eyelash Extensions"), with proper isolation, you will be able to apply extensions without compromising the health of the natural lashes. This will also allow you to apply more extensions.
  • Use fine-tipped tweezers to separate one natural lash at a time.
  • Ensure there is sufficient space between the isolated lash and its neighbors before applying an extension.
  • Take your time and adjust your approach as needed.
• Proper Extension Choice: Choose the correct length, curl, and diameter of extensions to match the inner corner’s natural lashes. Shorter extensions will help maintain a natural look and prevent poking.
• Placement Matters: Apply the extensions a little more towards the lash line and slightly angled to avoid the extensions from being too noticeable and interfering with eye movement.
• Practice: The inner corners can be more challenging than other parts of the lash line. Practice with proper isolation techniques will improve application and reduce potential for damage.

Summary of Key Points

By focusing on these points, you can lash inner corners more efficiently and maintain the health of the natural lashes.