Flat lashes also go by a few different names, including ‘ellipse’ and ‘cashmere’ lashes. They are applied using the 1:1 classic application technique.
The biggest difference between regular classic lashes and flat lashes are the shape. Whereas standard classic lashes have a round, circular base, flat lashes have a flatter, more oval shape. Their specifically designed base brings a lot of benefits, including:
The biggest difference between regular classic lashes and flat lashes are the shape. Whereas standard classic lashes have a round, circular base, flat lashes have a flatter, more oval shape. Their specifically designed base brings a lot of benefits, including:
- Increased retention
- Ultra-lightweight (perfect for damaged, short, or fine natural lashes)
- Easier application
- Super soft tips with a matte finish
How to use flat lashes
- Due to their flat shape, flat lashes should be applied from the top or bottom of the natural lashes to achieve good retention - never from the side.
- It’s easy to create a textured hybrid set with flat lashes. All you need to do is to mix flat lashes and premade fans. Apply the flat lashes first to roughly 50% of the clients’ natural lashes, then fill in the rest with volume fans that are 2-3mm shorter. Your clients will LOVE that wispy strip lash-like look!