1. Clean the eyelid and natural lashes thoroughly and prepare the treatment area according to your professional lash lift protocol.
2. Select the rod size based on the client's natural lash length, eyelid shape, and desired lift.
3. Position the rod securely against the eyelid and flush to the lash line, and carefully place the natural lashes onto the rod, keeping them separated and evenly aligned.
4. Apply the appropriate lash lift solutions according to your professional system's instructions and processing guidelines.
5. After completing the service, remove the rod carefully and disinfect preparing it for future use.

Choosing the shield only by lash length → Eye shape and desired curl also affect the final result. Consider the client's eyelid structure and styling goal before selecting a size.

Using a shield that is too small → A smaller shield can create a stronger curl than intended, particularly on longer lashes. Choose a size that allows the lashes to follow the shield naturally.

Placing the shield too far from the lash line → This can create an uneven or underwhelming curl. Position the shield as close to the lash line as the client's eyelid anatomy allows.

Using too much adhesive → Excess adhesive can make lash placement difficult and create unnecessary buildup. Take advantage of the shield's enhanced stickiness and use only enough adhesive for secure positioning.

Uneven lash placement → Crossed or overlapping lashes can produce inconsistent results. Separate and align the lashes carefully across the shield before processing.

• Product Type: Reusable lash lift shields
• Material: Upgraded TPE silicone
• Shape: Round / rounded profile
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL
• Recommended Lash Length: Medium to long lashes
• Eye Shapes: Round and almond eyes
• Self-adhesive surface: Enhanced stickiness
• Adhesive Requirement: Minimal adhesive needed
• Material Feature: Hypoallergenic
• Storage: Compact storage box
• Primary Use: Professional lash lift services
• Styling Goal: Soft, rounded, naturally defined curl

How do I choose between two Coral Crest sizes when the client's lashes fall between sizes?

Look at both the lash length and the amount of curl you want to create rather than choosing based on length alone. When in doubt, consider the larger option if you want a softer, more open result, while a smaller shield generally creates a more pronounced curl.

Are Coral Crest shields suitable for clients with very short lashes?

They are designed primarily for medium to long lashes, so they may not be the most suitable choice for very short natural lashes. A shield specifically designed for shorter lashes may provide better lash coverage and control.

Why does the same Coral Crest size create different results on round and almond eyes?

The eyelid contour and natural lash direction can change how the shield sits against the eye. Proper positioning and selecting the size based on the individual eye shape are important for keeping the curl balanced between clients.

How much adhesive should I use with the enhanced-stickiness surface?

Start with a minimal amount and add only where additional security is needed. Using too much adhesive can make it harder to separate and align individual lashes cleanly across the shield.

Can I use Coral Crest for a very dramatic lash curl?

Coral Crest is designed around a softer, rounded curl profile, making it particularly suited to balanced and naturally defined results. For a much more dramatic curl, a shield with a more pronounced curvature may be a better choice depending on the client's lashes and desired finish.