1. Cleanse the natural lashes thoroughly and remove makeup, oils, and residue before beginning the service.
2. Select the appropriate lash lift shield based on the client's natural lash length, direction, and desired result, then secure it properly.
3. Apply the Step 2 lifting solution evenly and process according to the recommended timing and the client's lash characteristics. Follow timing as recommended.
4. Remove Step 2 thoroughly, then apply the Step 3 fixing/neutralizing stage according to the kit instructions to establish the new lash shape.
5. Complete the service with the nourishing lotion and carefully remove remaining product before releasing the lashes from the shield.

Using the same timing for every client → Lash thickness and condition vary. Use the recommended timing range while assessing the client's natural lashes.

Choosing the wrong shield size → A shield that is too large or too small can affect the final curl. Select the shield based on lash length and the desired result.

Poor lash placement → Crossed or unevenly positioned lashes can create an inconsistent lift. Separate and arrange every lash carefully before processing.

Applying excessive product → Too much solution can make application messy and difficult to control. Use a controlled, even layer over the intended processing area.

Rushing product removal → Residual lifting or fixing solution can interfere with the next stage. Remove each solution thoroughly according to the professional application instructions before proceeding.

• Product Type: Professional traditional lash lift kit
• Active System: TGA-based
• Primary Application: Traditional lash lift
• Typical Step 1 Timing: 5–8 minutes for fine lash; 7–10 minutes for medium to thick lashes
• Expected Result Duration: Approximately 6–8 weeks, depending on the natural lash cycle
• Estimated Service Capacity: Approximately 30–40 clients per kit
• Packaging: Airless pump; sachet option planned
• Finishing Care: Nourishing lotion included
• Intended Users: Professional lash artists, technicians, salons, and trainers

Why does processing time vary between fine, medium, and thick lashes?

Lash thickness, density, porosity, and previous chemical treatments can affect how quickly the lifting solution processes. Fine lashes may respond more quickly, while medium to thick or more resistant lashes may require additional processing time, so technicians should always assess the individual lash rather than relying on a fixed time.

Can I use the Collagen Lash Lift Pro Kit on previously lifted lashes?

Previously processed lashes should be assessed carefully before performing another chemical lash lift. Avoid automatically repeating a full process on already lifted sections, as overlapping chemical processing can compromise the natural lash.

What should I do if the lift looks too strong immediately after the service?

First assess whether the result is caused by shield selection, lash placement, or processing. Avoid immediately applying additional chemical products to correct the shape; follow your professional correction protocol and prioritize the condition of the natural lashes.

Why might two clients using the same kit have different retention?

Retention can vary with natural lash growth cycles, hair characteristics, previous chemical treatments, and individual aftercare. The stated 6–8 week duration is an expected result window, not a guaranteed identical duration for every client.

How can I get the most services from one kit?

Use controlled amounts of product rather than oversaturating the lashes, and dispense only what is required for the treatment area. Proper product handling and storage can also help minimize unnecessary waste while maintaining the recommended application process.