Elusive Beauty Studio

COMPLIMENTARY LASH SET — MODEL NEEDED

I’m looking for two lash extension models for a beginner lash student:

Monday at 12:00 PM
Classic lash set focused on the fundamentals of lash application, proper technique, and retention.

Tuesday at 12:00 PM
Hybrid lash set.

Location: East End, St. John’s

Models must be available from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM, as these are supervised beginner training appointments and additional time is required for learning and instruction.

Please note:

* No contact lenses may be worn during the appointment.
* Models must be comfortable being photographed, videotaped, and recorded for educational purposes and content creation.
* Both lash extension sets are completely complimentary.

If you would like to secure one of the available model appointments, please send me a DM.

Please only reach out if you are available for the full appointment time and comfortable with the requirements above.

Lash Model Needed Today

I’m looking for a lash model for one of my students today at 11:30 AM.

Details:

* Location: 5 Inverness Place, St. John’s (East End)
* Time: Approximately 2.5 hours
* Complimentary full set (free of charge)

Requirements:

* No current lash extensions
* No contact lenses during the appointment
* No eye makeup
* Must be comfortable having photos and videos taken for training and educational purposes

If you’re available and interested, please send me a DM. The first available model who meets the requirements will be booked.

Studio life lately

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Lash educators — I genuinely want to hear your thoughts on this. And lash artists — I want to hear about your experience too. When you took your lash course and received your certificate, did you feel like you truly earned it? Did you feel assessed? Did you feel challenged? Did you feel like there were clear practical objectives you had to meet before being certified? Or did it feel more like you showed up, completed the day, and walked out with a certificate? Because this is a conversation I think our industry needs to have. Lashing is not just theory-based education. It is highly skilled practical application. It requires isolation, placement, direction, adhesive control, eye safety, sanitation, styling, decision-making, and the ability to troubleshoot real client scenarios. So when we talk about pass rates, especially practical pass rates, I don’t think 100% should automatically be seen as the ultimate flex. Sometimes a lower first-time pass rate can actually show that there is a real standard in place. Not because students are being set up to fail. But because certification should mean objectives were met. Skill was demonstrated. Feedback was given. And if someone isn’t ready yet, they are supported, pushed, and given the opportunity to improve. That, to me, is education. Not just participation. So I want to open this up: Lash educators: Do you share your pass rate? Do you think 100% pass rates are a good thing? How do you assess practical skill? Lash artists: Did your certificate feel earned? Did you feel proud of it? Did you feel prepared after your course? And everyone in the lash industry — how do you feel about this topic? Drop your thoughts below because I think this conversation matters. #lashhack #lash #lashcourses #lashextensions #cosmeticscience

Here for the natural set

It’s 2026 and the lash trend is officially: soft girl lashes.

Wispy. Low density. Thin diameters. Lightweight.
Like… your lashes but genetically blessed.

And honestly? These are my favourite sets to create because they age SO much better. Even at 3–4 weeks, they still look soft, wearable, and not crazy overgrown.

Here’s the secret: I mimic your natural lash pattern.

Your real lashes aren’t all the same length, thickness, or color — so when I create variation throughout the set, it blends way more naturally and grows out seamlessly with your lash cycle.

Translation:
less blocky lash lines
less heaviness
less “lash blindness”
more effortless expensive-girl energy

This is why thin diameters and customized mapping will always win over heavy dense sets for me.

The goal isn’t “can people tell you have lash extensions?”
The goal is:
“wait… are those actually her lashes?”

This set screams summer is around the corner.
A soft brown fairy set created with ultra-light 0.03 lashes using narrow 4–8D spikes — finer than her natural lash diameter for a weightless, airy finish with soft texture and dimension. The result is wispy, lightweight, and effortlessly wearable while still giving detail and impact.

Summer appointments book quickly, and my availability is limited. If you have vacations, weddings, events, photoshoots, or anything special coming up, make sure you secure your lash appointments ahead of time so you’re not left scrambling without lashes.

Always accepting new clients — and always happy to see returning clients :)

There’s a lot of jobs that are hard to do when you’re not feeling 100%… but doing lashes while recovering from being a Victorian plague patient truly takes the cake 😭

Because why is my job suddenly:
✨ microscopic precision
✨ hand stability
✨ back pain
✨ social interaction
✨ bright lights directly into my soul

Anyways… back at it today. Before anyone asks — no, I’m not contagious. The antibiotics have kicked in and I am now repeatedly whispering “I am a powerhouse” to myself between clients

Who you choose to learn from matters more than most people realize.

Lash education should be about more than simply receiving a certificate. It should prepare you to think critically, work safely, adapt to industry evolution, and build a long-term career with confidence.

At Elusive Education, this course was designed differently.

While we absolutely teach the foundational techniques that built the lash industry, we also focus heavily on modern artistry and the future of lash application — including advanced styling concepts such as Wet Lash styling, textured mapping, wispy layering, and emerging trends shaping the next generation of lash artistry.

But technique is only one piece of the equation.

What truly separates great artists is understanding the science, safety, and reasoning behind what they are doing.

That’s why this program includes a complimentary prerequisite Eye Health Course — because working around the ocular area requires a deeper level of education, awareness, and responsibility. Students graduate with a stronger understanding of eye health, client safety, lash integrity, product interaction, and professional standards.

This course was built for students who want more than the minimum.

Included in the program:
• Professional lash kit
• Comprehensive online theory
• Interactive activities & guided learning
• 2 live models
• 2 full days of in-person training
• Mentorship and continued guidance
• A certification designed to represent meaningful education and skill development

The goal is not simply to create lash artists.

The goal is to develop knowledgeable, adaptable professionals who stand out in an industry that is rapidly evolving. 🤍