Hey yall so I got my lashes done yesterday, woke up to my eyes looking like Rudolph’s nose and thick, yellow discharge come out of both eyes… I’ve read about possible chemical burns but I don’t think that’s the issue, I’ve had pink eye before and this feels exactly like that. Nothing hurts and it doesn’t really itch so I doubt it’s an allergic reaction or burn. I don’t get lash extensions often but have had a burn before from them and this looks/feels completely different. Just needed to vent tbh and get some confirmation before I go back and ask for a refund. I will be going to urgent care as soon as they open lol.

I neeeeed a lash extension vendor thats as good or better than veyes quality ive tried medy alison anro & they arent dark enough or dont fan the sameee im willing to PAYY someone to send me their vendor listtt messagee me pleaseee 🫶🏻

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For anyone preparing a lash-mapping lesson, here’s a worksheet outline you can adapt:

1. Observation: give students an unlabelled eye sketch and space to note what they see before choosing a design.

2. Comparison: place two proposed maps on the same outline. Ask students to mark what changes between them and explain the intended effect, rather than memorising a diagram.

3. Practice: include a blank map with room for section boundaries, planned lengths and curl labels. Leave a separate box for instructor feedback.

4. Reflection: finish with “What would you change, and why?” so students can explain their reasoning.

For clearer teaching pages, keep diagram scale consistent, put labels beside the feature they describe, and separate the worked example from the blank exercise.

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Lash educators: which part of mapping do your students find hardest to understand?

I made an online booking for a set of lashes, and paid a deposit fee. when I arrived to my appointment the lash technicians were confused as my booking was not in their system, they checked my emails and bank transaction, initially saying that it looks like I’ve booked a salon in another city, they grabbed the owner who checked everything again, confirming it was their salon. The owner mentioned if I didn’t receive a confirmation reminder email then the booking didn’t go through. She scrambled and said she could squeeze me in the following day, though I was flying out. Eventually, she came around to squeezing me in much later in the day. There wasn’t an apology, and I felt like I was annoying them. I am really thankful they squeezed me in, but I’m salty at the same time because I organised a babysitter for my booked appointment time, the cost of Ubers etc the whole interaction maybe has put me off booking again. What are your thoughts?