You are independent in making decisions: from the design of the premises to pricing. No one will impose on you an uncomfortable schedule or an ugly uniform.

Your income doesn't depend on the number of hours of YOUR work. When you work at home or for hire, you get paid in proportion to the number of procedures done. But when you have a team of lash makers, you can increase your income without sitting at the couch. The more clients, the more masters you hire. And the more you earn.

In your lash studio, you can create a special place for yourself and others with your values and atmosphere. You will be able to introduce new ideas, expand the circle of communication and lead the team. If you always felt in yourself this spark and the desire to have YOUR business, then this is your option.

At the very beginning, you will most likely have to do everything yourself: register clients on procedures, keep the studio social networks, purchase materials, maintain accounting and keep salon in cleanliness.

Your expenses will increase at times: taxes on doing business, renting a room, salaries for lash techs, materials for all of them and other small expenses.

Now you should be responsible not only for the quality of your work but also for your lash stylists. After all, one poorly done lash extension can ruin the impression of the entire studio.