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Should You Infill Another Lash Tech's Work? Expert Advice for Lash Techs

Hey there, lash techs!


One of the most common questions I receive from fellow lash techs is whether they should infill another lash tech's work.


It's a topic that sparks debate within the lash community, and understandably so.


As a lash tech expert with years of experience, I'm here to provide some clarity on this topic and offer guidance to help you make an informed decision.


The short answer?


It depends. While there's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, there are several factors to consider before deciding whether to infill another lash tech's work. Let's break it down:


1.              Assess the Existing Lash Set: Before agreeing to infill another lash tech's work, carefully assess the condition of the client's existing lash extensions. Are the lashes grown out and tangled? Are there any signs of poor retention or adhesive buildup? Understanding the state of the lashes will help you determine whether an infill is feasible and whether additional work, such as a removal and full set, may be necessary.


2.              Evaluate Your Skill Level: Infilling another lash tech's work requires a high level of skill and expertise. Consider your own proficiency in lash application techniques, including isolation, placement, and adhesive control. Are you confident in your ability to seamlessly blend your extensions with the existing ones and achieve a cohesive, natural-looking lash set? Be honest with yourself about your skill level before taking on the task.


3.              Communicate with the Client: Open and honest communication with the client is crucial when considering whether to infill another lash tech's work. Take the time to discuss their expectations, concerns, and any issues they may have with their current lash set. Educate the client about the potential outcomes of infilling versus starting fresh with a removal and full set, and allow them to make an informed decision based on their preferences and desired results.


4.              Respect the Work of Others: As lash artists, we understand the time, effort, and skill that goes into creating beautiful lash extensions. If you do decide to infill another lash tech's work, approach the task with respect for their craftsmanship and dedication. Take care to preserve the integrity of the existing lashes and avoid overloading or damaging the natural lashes with excessive weight or adhesive. If the previous work is poorer quality don’t go shouting about it on social media slamming the other lash tech!


5.Know When to Decline: Ultimately, it's okay to decline the opportunity to infill another lash tech's work if you don't feel comfortable or confident in your ability to deliver the desired results. Remember, quality should always take precedence over quantity. It's better to decline a service than to risk compromising the client's lash health or satisfaction and don’t feel bad for doing so!


In conclusion, whether or not to infill another lash tech's work is a decision that should be made thoughtfully and with careful consideration of various factors.


Trust your instincts, communicate openly with the client, and prioritize the health and integrity of the natural lashes above all else.


By approaching each situation with professionalism, skill, and respect, you'll uphold the standards of excellence that define our industry and earn the trust and loyalty of your clients.


Happy lashing! 🌟


Hannah x

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