lashes in anagen phase
Such "babies" are a sort point for many lash artists. Stickies, curved natural lashes (like in the photo below), sticking out lashes... But if you know how to work with lashes in the anagen phase you can avoid these problems.
Curved natural lashes
How to work with them? Take care about lash "babies" and don't overburden them. For these little lashes, you should choose such lengths of extensions that will allow them to have the same lengths as all the other lashes do (photos below).
The less the natural lash is the shorter length of extensions you should use. And try not to touch very small lashes at all!
If you apply a thick long lash on a little natural one you'll get the sticking out lashes or even lash dislocation - the lash twists and the client feels discomfort or even pain.
By the way, anagen is a phase of active growth. That's why stickies may lead to curved lashes.
Always check your work for stickies at the end of the procedure!
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