Find your client's lash map
Work through the features in front of you. The map, length and curl update as you go — built for the way you already assess a client in the chair.
1Eye shape
Look at iris coverage — almond tapers at both corners, round shows more of the iris.
2Eyelid style
Check crease visibility, and whether the eye sits deep in the socket or projects forward.
3Eye angle
Which way the outer corner tilts against the inner corner.
4Brow spacing
How much space sits between the inner corners and the brows.
5Face shape
A general read on the overall face — slimmer or fuller.
6Natural lash length
The client's own lash length at its longest point. Extensions will sit up to 3mm longer than this at their peak.
7Curl
Keeping it simple as a beginner — choose between C and CC.
Natural Map
Want something closer to their everyday lashes? Stay around +1 to +2mm. Want more definition and a bolder finish? +3mm gives the most exaggerated version of this map.