HOW TO DO A LASH LIFT SAFELY AT HOME | ICONSIGN LASH LIFT DEMO

So I was doing this anyway so as many asked for a tutorial on this topic, I thought I'd film one for you. Hope you enjoy.
At the moment my lashes are looking way too dramatic for my liking. I'll see what they look like tomorrow and might have to do a lash relaxation in the morning. Next time I'll be using the large eye pad.

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* DISCLAIMER - I am a qualified Aesthetician but no longer practice in a clinic or a salon as my full-time job is now Youtube. I AM NOT A QUALIFIED MAKE-UP ARTIST. Although I have an in depth knowledge about the skin, and do extensive research before filming to check facts, the opinions expressed in this video are my own.

[Destinygolden]

This is the best DIY lift tutorial I've seen. I've been doing my own lash lifts for over a year now, thanks to the instruction in this video. Some of the things I've modified in my own protocols:

1) I use a different size pad for both of my eyes. I have slightly uneven eyelids & this makes my lashes look most symmetrical

2) I wipe the products off with a dry paper towel. I find that using a wet towel during the procedure lessens my results

3) To save time, I start with my left eye & do the right eye while it processes. I get both lashes done in 30-40 min now. I don't recommend doing this your first time, but once you get the hang of it it's pretty easy

4) Make sure you cover your processing lashes with plastic wrap, as shown! It helps hold them down properly. If you use clear wrap you can still see through them. I'm writing this with plastic over my eyes, actually. I walk around the house like a weirdo when my lashes process 😂

[mixer]

I can't believe the instructions on the box are so basic for something so important. Your tutorial was really helpful especially when selecting the size of the pads as there is no information on this. I have quite long lashes like you so opted for the M2 which was a good choice and the results are very good, not quite salon standard on my first attempt, but really good. The gluing of the lashes to the pad is the most challenging part and it helps to know you can use extra glue if required without affecting the result.

[patriciascott]

I think the size of the lift pads depends on how your lashes are, like if they point downwards or don’t hold a curl very well, the small will be better. I tried the larger size because so many you tubers were saying not to use the small. I barely got the lift I wanted. I looked at other videos and saw professional ones that used the small for stubborn lashes like mine and that’s what I’m using for now on. It works better for me but for a first time, I can see using a larger pad just so you don’t get stuck with too much of a lift, it’s probably easier to just go smaller on the next use if needed. I don’t like those under eye pads at all and don’t use them either they keep moving upward into my eyes which isn’t good if there is any solution on them . So far this is the best at home lash lift video I’ve seen

[mariannerayo]

Excellent tutorial. All instruction and clear demonstration without any nonsense filler and useless commentary. Your lashes came out great. I will definitely try this. Thank you.

[jemp.]

I watched your video three times, bought the same product and did it at home; I absolutely LOVE the result. My lashes look like mascaras on every day. Thank you for the excellent explanation!

[Sashas-mom]

Ive had the kit for 2 months but haven’t had the nerve to use it yet! 🙄😆 You make it look easy!

[christinewilliams]

Mine were frizzed in a salon, took months to defrizz, they left the perm lotion on for 15 minutes! Doing at home is much safer (I got my husband to do mine!) - thanks Gemma. I’ll show him this video :)

[Chloe-sbmx]

Thought I’d comment again, I’ve just done one of my eyelashes with the kit and following along to your video. It looks perfect! I did as you said and took my time getting them stuck how I wanted them. I used to go to a salon but the last few times they gave me crinkled eyelashes so decided to try myself. Thanks again Gemma! On to the next eye!

[annamyers]

i have extremely straight lashes and they’re big and long but they won’t curl. This was a life saver for my confidence and this tutorial was so helpful. thanks!

[bridgettesellers]

I followed the instructions to a T and the results are literally shocking! I’ve been using castor oil to grow my lashes and it’s worked but my lashes are so straight. the only thing is they are like super lifted because I understood that the bigger the pad the bigger the lift, but it’s the opposite. I used size Small and they are super lifted. I love it though! I bought a tint from another company and plan to add that on tomorrow after my lashes have a chance to recover a bit. I had no issues whatsoever and it’s actually super easy. I had the kit for like 3 months prior to trying because of the time commitment but I only did 10 min increments and only used the tiniest amount of the solutions and it really worked.

[DebraWilderMeditation]

I’d rather do this. Time driving to a salon and chit chat is why I stopped to save time plus it’s expensive.

[TypicallySpeakin]

Love that you jumped right into instructions & how thorough you are.

[brookewalt-otvy]

I've watched this video three times now, I just can't trust myself to do the routine without it lol. Really clear and detailed, thank u SO much!

[Tamsin]

I’ve been using this kit since the first lockdown. Really impressed with the results!

[raccardo]

Just tried this lash lift kit on my daughter and we're super happy with the results! The only thing that was difficult was the lash glue. It wouldn't help stick the pad to her eyelid or the lashes to the pad. Followed all your instructions (holding her lashes in place-while they set) and found your video super helpful! Thank you! ❤

[robincatone]

Thank you for such a detailed description of the process. I watched the video several times and had it on while doing it. I had trouble with the glue sticking to the eye pads, but think I have a solution next time. Also, I found that using my eyelash curler first worked really well in helping me glue the lashes to the pad. I did have to re-do one eye three times before I got the process down, but I'm super happy with the results. I checked the average price for a lash lift in California, USA and the low end is US $115. I think $20 and some time spent is a good deal. I'm waiting for the lash tint you recommended to come and will be reviewing that video soon.

[AnomalousNormie]

I'm so glad I watched this prior to purchasing. I've been using a lash serum to grow out my lashes, but even though they are significantly longer, they grown straight down and sideways. Mascara and curling helps for a bit, but it's exhausting doing that every time I want my lashes to give a bright-eye look and I hate cleaning off mascara at night.

[laurahodgson]

Great tutorial. Onto second eye with this lash kit. The glue is rubbish - my lashes and the pad itself keep lifting off so will get some better glue for next time. The plastic wrap helps stick everything down though and has saved it. Thank you!

[livingdeadgirl]

I just recieved my kit this weekend and after going thru it and reading the instructions, I was lost ! It was not very clear on the instructions. But after watching your vid, I now have peace of mind and confidence in my ability to successfully do them myself! So thank you for the awesome video! It was perfect. Strait to the point and very informative. Wish me luck!!!!😊

[debradowling]

I say, crack open a bottle of wine and go for it.