Russian Volume Manual

Russian Volume Manual With Ling Wong I strive to build confidence and encourage new career opportunites within the eye lash industry, making a skill that you, a lash artist can call their own. I am here to ensure you learn comfortably and safely within a relaxed environment with full support even after passing the course. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for choosing my carefully designed course which will assist you further in your eyelash career. Please do not hesitate to contact me through out this journey of yours with any question you have, there are no silly questions.

As a Brand What do I stand for? Although we are in the beauty industry, I stand for inner beauty being the most important factor in all my treatments, and so through my lash treatments I aim to enhance all of our client's natural beauty and support them in feeling confident, courageous and self assured. I treat every client as an individual and that means working with you to ensure I am doing what is right for them and their natural eyelashes. Everyone's eyelashes are different and have different qualities, for example they may be long and strong or short and fragile, so I would work with them to achieve the type of look they want whenever possible but will always advise what is safe for their natural eyelashes. We have to be very careful to never damage a cient's natural eyelashes and are all trained in the necessary precautions. We have to be realistic in what we can achieve with a client's natural lashes and will never put their eyes at risk.

Keeping Lash Standards high I am constantly learning and believe you can never know everything. Education is key, so I always advise to regularly participate in skill buildling workshops, training and keeping up to date with the latest industry education and trends. The lash industry is expanding and so is our knowledge behind it. we should always strive to maintain a high standard of work and skill set within the industry, to ensure that our clients are receiving the best quality treatments possible. I believe in high quality training for all my students, when working with eyelash extensions, in order to keep a customers sale and offer the best service. We want our lashes to be second to none, but most importantly we want our clients to feel safe in our hands.

lets talk volume What is Russian Volume? Russian Volume is an advanced technique, which involves creating a bouquet of lashes that form a perfect fan, which is wrapped onto the natural lash. Russian volume comes in the form of 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D up to 15D depending on the natural lash, this is known as mega volume. Please be aware Russian Volume is not a description of the thickness, it is the technique of which the lashes are fanned and placed. What type of customer can have Russian Volume Lashes? Most clients even those with damaged lashes can wear Russian volume, unlike with the classic skill set, it can enable you to be more diverse, therefore offer more options to potential clients. For example, a client with finer lashes can change the shape and use wider fans to build up density. What are eyelash enhancements made from? They are made out of a materal called PBT, polybutylene terephthalate. they feel like real hair right? but they arent.

What is PBT? This is a form of plastic that can stand against heat and other sources eg. water and ingredients. It is flexible, durable and can be transformed into a product so soft and fluffy, yet still holds its quality. How are PBT lashes made? They are baked! yes! Like a cake! the material comes as one thickness. It is then fed through a plate with tiny holes, with each hole measuring a different diameter. When the lashes are fed through the holes in a plate, they product different diameter lengths eg 0.15, 0.10, 0.07, the lashes are then rolled onto a pipe. The smaller the pipe, the tighter the curl. The lashes are then placed into the oven to be baked. The temperature must be accurate for the lashes to be perfect. If the temperature is too hot the lashes will sizzle at the ends. If the temperature is too cool, the lashes will lose their curl very quickly. The lashes can also lose their density colour if over baked so can look faded. Once the lashes are cooled, they are placed onto strips and cut to size and are ready for treatments

Why are volume lashes different to classic lashes? There are many factors to take into consideration when testing out volume lashes for example, check the lashes sustain their curl. Check lashes have the correct colour. One big factor to take into consideration with lashing is the adhesive strip holding the lashes. The correct amount of adhesive must be applied to the strip to hold the lashes, without any residue pulling off with the lashes. Once the lashes are stuck together, it can seem easy to fan out as this is giving a little helping hand towards holding the base together whilst grabbing the fan. This can also come with some problems for you as an artist further down the line in your retention, as the fans are unable to wrap around the natural lash. Diameter of Russian Volume Lashs and what qualities to look for in a lash creating fans 0.07 - This is the size students usually begin with to fan as this is the easiest. The width is great to use when it is very busy. 0.06 - This creates a little more fluffiness on the ends of the lashes and is softer 0.05 - This creates a full lash, you need to pick up more lashes per fan as this is border line fine enough for Mega Volume. 0.04 - These lashes are used for Mega Volume 0.03 - These are used for Mega Volume, they are the finest on the market.

The Wrap Attaching your ready made fan to the natural lash is a little trickier than a classic lash, as the technique is another skill to master

Once the base of the fan is attached to the natural lash we can experience wrapping. This is a skill that can be perfected over time so please be consistent and patient, one day like magic you will feel it happen! As a base the fan is flat, after all we are packing many fine lashes together keeping them in line.

Once the fan base is soaked with adhesive, we have moments before it cures. If we place the base of the fan onto the natural lash at the correct moment, when the adhesive cures it with cling with the naural lash and you will see the base become finer and very clean. You can see the suction like action between the adhesive and the lashes together. It is however still possible to attach the fan on the natural lash without wrapping but you could find this lash does not last as long and the client can experience some retention issues.

Eyelash Adhesives Important Facts about your Cyanocrylate Adhesive The active ingredient in all eyelash adhesives is cyanocrylates. When this comes into contact with moisture (humidity), it forms a chemical reaction and polymerises forming a chain reaction and solidifies. This is called 'curing'. In general, cyanocrylates (consists of monomers of cyanocrylate molecules) is an acyrlic resin that rapidly polymerses in the presence of water (speciffically hydroxide ions) the presence of moisture causes the glue to set, exposure to normal levels of humidity in the air causes a thin skin to start to form within seconds, which would slow the reaction. Due to this cyanocrylate is applied thinly, to ensure that the reaction proceeds rapidly and astrong bond is formed within a reasonable time. 1. Keep away from wool or cotton - There will be a reaction which will make the cottonwool smoke. 2. Do not store in fridge. The cyanocrylate cures with humidity. 3.Keep nozzle clean and tight, so no humidity can enter. Pins are available, or wipe with make up sponges. 4.Use air tight container to keep lash glue. 5. Shake well for 30 seconds when first opening glue 6. Best adhesive is inside the drop, the outer edges begin to cure quickly

High Humidity Levels: If the humidity in your working area is too high, the eyelash adhesive will cure very quickly or could cause shock polymerisation. This means the adhesive cures with tiny cracks which means the bond will be weaker and holding problems would arise. Solution: Open windows or use a de- humidifier. Also, a lower curing adhesive could be used. Low Humidity Levels: Ig the humidity is too low then the curing time will be slower as there is not enough moisture to 'cure'the eyelash adhesive and your client will have poor retention with the adhesive becoming very brittle, thisalso increases the risk of 'stickies'. Solution: Humidifier or a faster curing adhesive. How can I monitor my humidity? The recommended room temperature should be between 22c-23c and the recommended humidity should be approximately 55%. Every adhesive is different so please check with the manufacturer before use. To monitor your humidity levels it is advised that you use a hydrometer to measure the humidity/ moisture in your treatment room.

Temperature is also a siginificant factor when it comes to how your adhesive sets. With humidity, we get a big window of 30% where our adhesive would still work. For example, each manufactuer has their own guidelines but its usually around 40 -70%. However we do not get as much flexibilty with temperature, only a few degrees here or there. Temperature is more important than humidity but getting both right will give you the strongest bond. This can also affect your technique on picking up adhesive. Tip: If it is a little more humid try picking up more ahesive. If the humidity is lower keep to a smaller amount. Sometimes it is not possible to control these levels especially if mobile. In the event your client experiences retention issues the following reasons could be why : 1. Hormones and medication 6. Oily cosmetics 2.Touching, rubbing and picking 7.Jacuzzi or steam 3. Sleeping face down 8. Growth stimulators 4. Incorrect aftercare 9. Incorrect preparation by stylist 5. Oily skin 10. Incorrect application by stylist

Types of Adhesives All adhesives are different, difference in formulas and difference in filters. There is no such thing as 'the best adhesive' or 'the strongest'. They are all individual. They are made up of different qualities. It is important to test the market when it comes to adhesives and find the one that suits your needs. As a general rule the thinner the adhesive and less viscosity means the adhesive sets faster. If the adhesive is thicker in viscosity is can set a little slower. How can the adhesive cause problems to an eyelash artist? Fast setting adhesive - It has cured before you managed to place thefan ono the nautral lash. Lashes will most likely begin to ping away when brushing as bases have not wrapped or secured. Slow setting adhesive - Even though you have waited a few seconds for the adhesive to cure into the natural lash once you let go your fan closes down. Other factors such as temperature and humidity can affect the polymerisation of cyanocrolate.

Adhesive Dip As you can see by the diagram, placing your base of the lash from above or to the side of the dome of adhesive and dipping o the centre will pick up the best quality adhesive. The smaller the lash the less we dip, the long the lash the more we dip the base of the lash. Avoid quick actions as this can lead you to pick up a ball of adhesive. slowly in and slowly out.

Length of lash amount / Amount of of base covered 8mm 9mm 10mm 11mm 12mm 13mm

0.5mm 0.5mm 1mm 1mm 1.5mm 1.5mm

What is an allergy? Your immune system is responsible for defending the body against bacteria and viruses. In some case, your immune system will defends against substances that typically don't pose a threat to the body. These substances are known as allergens, and when your body reacts to them, it causes an allergic reaction. You can inhale, eat and touch allergens that cause a reacton. In the eyelash industry, the allergy is usully the cyanocrylate base, that is usually found in all eyelash adhesives on the market at present. As like all allergens this can present itself at any time, the more your are exposed to the substance, the greater the risk of reaction. Allergies can also form from fumes and chemicals of the adhesive if a client has prolonged exporesure to them. NB: It is important to eliminate all causes of a reaction. Within the eyelash treatments, a number of chemicals and cosmetic products can be used and it is also possible a client can react to these also e.g. gel pads, cleansers and primers. What if an allergy occurs? It is always possible if a sensitivity test has been carried out that a reaction can occur. An antihistamine should help calm down the reaction but medical attention should always be advised.

What is an Irritation? The gases from the cyanocrylate within the eyelash adhesive can move up towards the eyes throughout the treatment causing what is alo known as a chemical burn to the sclera, this can cause an eye irritation. Eye irriation should only last 24 hours and then progressively calm down.

How to reduce the risk of eye irritations - Ensure eye pads/ tape is not touching the eyelid lip and preventing the eyes from closing properly. - Use Nano mister to eliminate fumes. - Do not pull eyelids to much when taping. - Ensure clients keep their eyes closed and only open when advised by a professional.

Sensitivty testing What is a sensitivity testing? A sensitivity test is when the client must come into the salon at least 48 hours prior to the treatment date to have a few lashes applied to their natural lashes to ensure no reaction will occur. How do I perform a senstivity test? It is now essential that tests are carried out using the same procedure as the treatment. By isolating individual lashes per eye using the same adhesive which will be used within the treatment. Approximately 5-10 eyelash enhancements per eye is advisble to proceed. NB- It is very important that clients understand that when having full treatment, more glue is applied, and other products are used eg, lash shmapoo, primer, bonder, so reactions can still occur even having a sensitivity test. What does a reaction look like? - Swelling - Itchy/ redness -Bloodshot eyes NB- It is also important to be able to differentiate an irritation and an allergic reaction

Contra-Indications Before proceeding with any eyelash treatment it is important that contraindications are recognised. By doing a thorough consulation these can be established quickly enabling you to continue treatment. What is a Contraindication? A contra-indication is when a condition that the client already has can effect the treatment process.

Contrindications

Symptoms

Solution

Hayfever

allergy, Eyes more ensitive, irritations Lashes may be weak, thin,bald patches

Wash lashes with saline solution to clean lashes Fine lashes applied to not overweigh natural lash. severe cases do not carry out.

Eye Disorders

Can be irritated by fumes of adhesive Redness, weeping eyes

Allergies

Will differ

Wash with salinesolution, cover cut with lint free pad or tape Do not carry out treatment. seek medical advise. Carry out sensitivity test

Ringworm

Mite that burrows under the skin

Do not carry out treatment. see medical treatment.

Eczema

Dry patches, scaly, redness

Chemotherapy

Brittle eyelashes, loss of hair on

Good aftercare required. depending on severity Doctors not needed

Pregnancy

scalp N/A

Treat each case differently, use

Alopecia

Cuts and Abrasions

professional jugdement Glaucoma

Semi Permanent makeup

Eye condition, the optic nerve which connnects your eye to your Seek medical advice prior to brain becomes damaged, can lead treatment being carried out to loss of vision Unhealed less than 4 weeks old Must wait until atleast 4 weeks after

Contra-actions What is a contra- action? A contra- action is a condition that can be caused by the treatment.

Condition

Cause

Redeye

Eyelid not closing fully

Watery Eyes Improper use of pads /tape

Blepharitis

Solution

Ensure eyes are closed and no gaps Reaction from fumes and Stop treament and allow produces gases eyes to dry Placed too far up or Check pads throughout incorrectly and pads slip into Treatment/ Reposition the eye Bacterial infection from a Remove extensions, seek blocked eyelash follicle, this medical advice and carry happens when natural oils out treatment when clear known as sebum, dead skin cels and bacteria build up on eyelash folllicle

Consultation process Important process I believe a Consultation process is just as important as the lashing part. This is where we get to know our clients wants and from them to express their needs. We MUST make them feel important.

Why Is a Consultation important? It is essential to understand the clients needs and for the client to understand what to expect during and after the treatmnt. A consultation will also gide you on what is possible. A good consultation guide will enable you to provide the clients with the best treatment, and the client can walk away from the salon happy - GOOD REVIEWS FOR YOU! 1. Understand clients needs 2. Realistic approach to treatment 3. Contra-actions 4. Contra-indications 5. Aftercare

Volumetric Weight What does Volumetric Weight mean? Volumetric Weight is simply how much the lash weighs, therefore how much space is inside our cone shaped lash. When moving from classic lashing onto Volume it is very important we understand that over weighing the natural lash can result in Traction Alopecia. Traction Alopecia is when force is applied to the hair in the same direction for a long period of itme, resulting in premature hair loss or weakened natural lashes. Take a moment to study this image Volume/ weight lost

0.05

Tip: Gravity also plays a part in how th lashes look. If lashes are too long or heavy,they will drop down meaning small gaps will be created therefore the lashline not looking full

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As you can see from the image we have 3 x 0.05 lashes which created the same thickness of a 0.15mm classic Lash Extension. The magic of this however is the weight is not the same, only the base of the lash is the same and finer extensions onto one natural lash.

Volumetric Weight Steps to understanding Volumetric Weight Calculations First of all we must understand what classic lash can safely be used on our clients natural lashes. TIP: 0.20 Lashes are never used in our industry anymore. These lashes are too heavy for most clients. Once we have established a safe classic lash weight we can then move onto using the Volumetric Calculation formula to determine how many volume lashes can be applied to the natural lashes. Volumetric Equation Explained Pi= 3.14 (The ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter) Radius = Half the diameter of a lash thickness we are calculating Height = Length of the longest Eyelash Extension to be used in the set 3 = Divide by 3 as tihs is a three dimensional shape Lets look at an example of a 0.15mm width and 12mm Length Lash. How would the formula look? 3.14 x 0.075 x 0.075 x 12 / 3 = 0.07065 So now we have our calculations for our 0.15 Classic Extensions It is now time to add the same Equation to the Volume lash width we have selected for our client. Let's take 0.07mm for example. Our equation would be: 3.14 x 0.035 x 0.035 x 12 / 3 = 0.015386 Now, divide these together: 0.07065 / 0.015386 = 4.59183673 (WOW) We have our ANSWER 4 x 0.07, 12mm lashes can be applied to a natural lash able to old a 0.15 classic lash.

Volumetric Weight By using this calculation you will NEVER over weigh your clients natural lash and you will always be lashing safely. GENIUS! Now also take into consideration length of fan, the longer the fan the less weight that can be applied, this is why Russian volume we are not looking to go any longer than 1-2mm of the natural lash. Most full Russian volume lashes are the same length as the clietns lashes and sometimes ever shorter. We must take into consideration adhesive as this also adds to the wieght of the lashes.





2 x 0.10 1 x 0.10 2 x 0.10 2 x 0.10 3 x 0.07 0.10 2 x 0.07 0.12 0.15 0.18 4 x 0.07 6 x 0.07 5 x 0.05 4 x 0.05 8 x 0.05 12 x 0.05 15 x 0.03 10 x 0.03 19 x 0.03 21 x 0.03



Please understand that this is a base to have the best health towards a clients lashes, we can usually estimate what a natural lash can hold, as time goes on you will be able to estimate naturally on how many fans a lash can potentially hold. Example, If a client asks for the longest length possible, we must make sure it isnt too long, if so we have to compensate in the volume fullness. This is where layering comes in the top layers can be shorter with more volume to give the illusion on longer length with volume. Please do let clients that if they wish to have lengthy lashes that you would need to reassess their natural lashes in their next infill to see if their lashes can hold the extra weight or length, therefore you may need to drop the length the next time..

How to determine Eye shapes Determining eye shapes is not as difficult as it can first seem. Using a ruler or something that can fit across the eye safely. If the inner and outer corners are below the line, then your client has downturned eyes. If the inner and out corners are above the line, your client has up turned eyes.

Close set eyes

Proportioned eyes

Wide set eyes

Lash styling Lash styling is a very personal art. I am not a fan of creating named shapes as I feel this is very restrictive. For example, within the industry you will come across the style Cat, or squirrel, Round or Doll. I feel these styles put a stamp on an eye style and can limit creativity. I feel naturally these shapes will take form as we style our clients eyes to enhance or change how they look. This is a very personal approach and I don't feel as a lash artist there is a right or wrong way as long as you are performing safe treatments. However we will take a look at the most common eyelash styles in the industry

Mission: To enhance and open eyes 1.Usually found on Oriental clients 2. Will most probably have quite straight lashes 3 Use Lcur to get mximum contact area 4. Lift outer corners but mainly use C curl

Mission: To create an open eye look. As hooded eyes can make eyes look smaller !. Try not to use a curl stronger than C 2.C ill draw eyes forward, instead of lifting the up into the hood.

Mission: To emphais no change. 1. Beautiful shape - only enhance 2. Can use Cat eye on this client 3. Never use D curl on ends, as client already has that lifting shape.

Mission: To lift the corners of the eyes 1. Use a C vurl then move to a D curl towards outer corners to lift up eyes 2.Do not use longer lashes on end, or it will make client look sad. 3. Drop length towards outer corners

Mission: To soften top line 1. Do not have the longest lashes in centre of eye 2. Use Ccurl or client will look surprised.

Suits all lash styles

Personalisation Now that we have explained to you the most common styles we will now explain how to style and map you client using a more personalized approach. Please remember every lash artist will have their way. We are not a fan of rules, as again we feel this is very restrictive, we encourage you to find your own unique wasy of styling, after all, not all hairdressers cut or dye hair the same way yet they use the same tools. We use the clients pupil and Iris as our main starting point. By adding dots to signify where they both are it is easier once the client has the eyes closed. We then look for our highest point. Is it over the outer Iris? Is it over the whole Iris? Does it begin at the pupil and end mid-way sclera? Does it start and finish at sclera? As you can see, each clients make-up is very different, and if using pupils and Iris no two would ever be placed the same way. So, how can we use a general lash map on all clients? Once you have marked your longest section and you have chosen your longest length you now have a very strong foundation to work your lash map backwards. inners must always begin highest 7mm and outers no more than 8/9 depending on your chosen style and clients natural lash length and quality.

Layering What is eyelash layering? We have 3 to 4 layers of natural lashes. Each layer can be lashed and styled differently depending on the overall look your trying to create for your client. Perfect top line This includes lashing each layer starting from bottom to top, longest length first and dropping down one size each layer. For example, first layer 12mm, second 11mm and third layer 10mm. When clients eyes are closed this will create steps in the layers, however, when client opens eyes the eye shape changes therefore the lashes will meet together at the top and create a perfect top line. Please note: Clients wth protruding eyes may need bigger steps between lash lengths to enable the same perfect top line. For example , 12mm, 10mm, 9mm. It is advised that you experiment with this. Softer top line. If a client is looking for length but with a softer look along the ends of the lashes then lashing all the same length can provide this. Also finishing your full set with shorter, less curl lashes can create more density with the lash line without over eighing the natural lash. You can also achieve tihs wit a reverse Layer. with the first layer being the shortest. E.g. 9mm , 10mm, 11mm.

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Eyelash directions and placements We can also adapt the clients natural eye shape by directing our fans correctly on the natural lashes. EyeLash Direction - Upwards and on top of the natural lash Mission - To open the eye Eyelash Direction - Application to side of the natural lash using the natural lash as a reference and a stable poibt of attachment. What if clients natural lashes are crisscrossing? Not all clients will have perfect placed natural lashes. This is when we must begin to explore our correction techniques.

Eyelash directions and placements What is a correction technique? As an Eyelash Artist we are able to manipulate our perfectly formed fan to where we would like it to be. Always attach the fan to the oppsite side in which the natural lash is growing to. This can counteract the weight and also the direction.

Let's Talk FAns There are two different types of fans, wide fans and narrow fans. Narrow fans These fans create more density to a full set and creates a fuller lash line. Wide Fans These fans can be used if a client doesn't like the 'eyeliner' look yet still wants that fluffy look towards the ends. The industry does prefer you strive for a narrow fan, fanning from the base. However, because this is an art, each fan should be created with the clients needs in mind.

What is the aim when creating the perfectly formed fan? Consistency. The space between each eye lash to be the same and for each fan to be the same. This can take hours and hours of practice. Fans will never be the same weight as each fan created will be designed with the chosen isolated natural lash in mind. Lash bases must be smooth and not thick. The transition from the base of the fan needs to meet the natural lash wih no access adhesive.

Thin Base

Thick Base

Russian Volume Techniques There are many different Russian Volume Techniques and it is important to find the right technique for you. Please note that names given are what I call the techniques. They maybe reffered to as something differently by another artist. The Isolated Roll - My personal favourite. Pick lashes off the strip half way grab from the base of the fan and replace onto strip. Roll the tweezers on the base of the lashes This will pressurise the lashes, therefore they will become more sensitive and could fan out too quickly. The Strip Roll Pull lashes half way off the strip. Using the tweezer gently roll the base outwards creating a fan. Pick up centre of fan. Finger Roll- Pinching Using tweezers pick up lashes. Pinching index finger and thumb together place fan in between, using both a very slight rubbing motionand your tweezers create fan. Pick up fan half way.

Russian Volume Application Procedure Below is a step by step guide on creating your Russian Volume set of eyelashes. 1. Using your cleanser wash and rinse the clients lashes, ensure all of the cleanser has been rinsed effectively. Pat dry eyes and wait a few minutes. 2. If client has oily skin or retnetion problems, using a microbrush, sweep the lashes with primer to take away any stubborn oils which could lay on the surface of the lashes. 3. Take your eyepads and place onto lower lashes ensuring pads do not touch the waterline. It maybe advisable to cut the pads and adapt them to your clients eyeshape for a stable hold. 4.Take fresh strips of lashes in all sizes and thickness needed and place on a disinfected lash tile. the tile should be cleaned inbetween each client and fresh lashes applied. 5.Using your desired tweezer and chosen fanning technique continue to create a fan of lashes. 6. Using your isolator ensure you have only one lash isolated and anagen lashes are nowhere in site. If anagen lashes pose a problem and begin to stick, lash these first. 7.Fan bases should be 0.05 mm away from the skin and bases should always 'wrap' the natural lash. 8 Ensure each direction and placemnt is correct before wrapping the fan to natural lash. 9Continue to lash alternate eyes to ensure even progression is made on each eye. 10. Dip the fan into small amount of adhesive and remove slowly, the quicker the fan is taken out of the adhesive the more adhesive will be piced up. 11. Repeat this until most lashes are lashed. Using a sillicone brush, brush lashes to take any lashes away that have not wrapped effectively.

Aftercare advice

Clients must take home cleanser to wash lashes. Sebum, oils and salts from the skin can block the eyelash follicle causing infections Use cleanser daily to keep bonds clean and flexible. Provide clients with an eyelash extension wand to brush lashes daily. Just like the hair on our head lashes can become tangles if not brushed. Ask clients to come for regular maintenance to prevent natural lash damage. Professional removal is recommended.

Salon Hygiene

Sanitisation is very important in the salon, work surfacess, tools and equipment. Personal hygiene must be of a high standard to ensure no bacteria is spread throughout the salon. Sanitisation: When we sanitise we are killing some bacteria. These are hundreds of different types of bacteria, they are divided into 2 groups: pathogenic(harmful) bacteria and Non pathogenic (benefical or harmless) bacteria. We sanitise things most commonly by washing them. Sanitisation will not destroy some spores and viruses. Methods include UV, sprays, surgical spirits. Disinfection: To disinfect something is to free from bacteria or make them inactive. Making them harmless. In the salon this is most commonly done by immersion in a liquid solution. Some of these solutions include: multi surface cleaners Sterillisation: sterillisation is to eliminate contagious possibilty. This process kills all spores, fungi, and viruses. Methods including autoclave, chemical sterilisers

In closing... I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for allowing me to share my knowledge with you. You are going to be amazing, Dont forget to always keep practicing, knowledge is key with lashing. A form of art that allows you to break boundaries. I will always be here for support, there are no silly questions. My number is 07481295796. Whatsapp me if you ever need any help.

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