1. Clean the eyelid and natural lashes thoroughly, removing oils and residue before beginning the service.
2. Select the appropriate Flexi Clover size based on the client's lash length, eye shape, and desired curl.
3. Gently bend the internal core to follow the natural contour of the client's eyelid. Avoid excessive bending or forcing the shield into an unnatural shape.
4. Position the shield securely along the lash line and check that the entire surface sits comfortably against the eyelid.
5. Place and separate the natural lashes evenly across the shield, repositioning as needed using the non-sticky surface.
6. Complete the lash lift using your professional system's solution instructions and processing guidelines. After the service, clean and disinfect the shield before reuse.

Choosing a rod based only on lash length → Eye shape and the desired curl also affect the final result. Consider all three factors when selecting the rod.

Using a rod that is too small → A smaller rod can create a more pronounced curl than intended and cause over processed. Select a size that provides the desired lift without forcing the lashes into an unsuitable shape.

Place shield too far from the lash line → can cause un even curl or underwhelming curl.

Poor rod positioning → A rod that shifts during the service can affect the direction of the lift. Make sure it sits securely and comfortably against the eyelid before beginning the chemical stages.

• Product Type: Reusable lash lift shields
• Material: Upgraded TPE silicone
• Shape: Classic everyday shape
• Sizes: 6 sizes
• Lash Compatibility: Short, medium, and long natural lashes
• Eye Shape Compatibility: Petite, average, and prominent eye shapes
• Structure: Stable professional-grade construction
• Material Feature: Soft and hypoallergenic
• Primary Use: Professional lash lift services
• Styling Goal: Smooth, natural-looking controlled curl
• Storage: Professional storage box
• Reusable: Yes, with proper cleaning and disinfection

How do I choose the best Golden Castle size for a client with long but downward-growing lashes?

Consider both the lash length and the direction in which the lashes naturally grow. The goal is to select a shield that gives the lashes enough surface to sit smoothly while creating the desired lift without forcing the natural lashes into an unsuitable position.

Can Golden Castle shields create both subtle and more defined lash lifts?

Yes, the final appearance depends on the selected size, natural lash characteristics, placement, and overall technique. Choosing the appropriate shield size allows the technician to adjust how tightly the lashes follow the shield.

What should I do if the shield fits the lash length but not the client's eye shape?

Do not choose a shield based on lash length alone. If the shield does not sit securely and comfortably against the eyelid, try another size or shape that provides better anatomical contact before beginning the chemical stages.

Why do some lashes appear less lifted even when they are placed evenly on the shield?

Lash characteristics, shield selection, solution placement, processing, and natural lash direction can all influence the final result. Review the entire treatment rather than assuming that uneven placement is the only cause.

How can I maintain consistent results when using Golden Castle shields on different lash types?

Use the client's lash length, density, direction, eye shape, and desired result to guide shield selection each time. Keeping your shield positioning and lash placement technique consistent will also make it easier to evaluate and adjust your results from client to client.