Don’t memorize.
Understand.
Training is organized around the technical decisions that determine whether a lift is controlled, customized, and repeatable.
Lash Science
Growth cycle, hair structure, CMC, keratin, disulfide bonds, pH, and structural changes during the lift.
Product & Processing
Step 1 vs Step 2, cysteamine vs thioglycolic systems, neutralization, glue vs no-glue, processing assessment, and damage prevention.
Eye Analysis
Monolids, double eyelids, heavy/deep-set lids, exposed waterlines, strong eye-opening muscles, prominent eyes, lash direction, and asymmetry.
Rod & Shield Selection
Curl families, shield shapes, sizing, when to size up/down, and why maximum lift is not always the best design.
Correction & Difficult Cases
Failed lifts, wrong rod selection, uneven curls, over-processing, frizz, over-curl, relaxing, and minimizing further damage.
Finishing, Safety & Clients
Clinic/keratin treatment, black tint, aftercare, consultation, contraindications, sanitation, and client communication.
Korean Lash Lift
Guidebook
Current methods.
Current product knowledge.
Every student receives Hailey’s self-developed guidebook on the day of training. It reflects the techniques, products, rod and shield knowledge, and working methods being used and tested in the studio at the time of your course.
Future editions are not automatically distributed to previous students. Each cohort trains with the current edition available on their training date.