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by Marina Serpeninova · 2,827 words · 399 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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0:00So uh we have reached the most
0:02interesting part of our course which is
0:04about working with fiber and eyebrow
0:07extension patterns. There are two types
0:09of fiber. There is straight fiber and
0:12then there is fiber with a curl as well
0:14as fiber that has just a minimal slight
0:17curled bend. Sometimes brow artists call
0:20it curly fiber but in fact it has a very
0:23slight subtle curl. In our work, we will
0:26utilize two distinct types of fiber,
0:28both straight and curled. We will be
0:30extending these fibers onto the hair,
0:32carefully selecting between the straight
0:34or curled options. Ultimately, we will
0:37decide which specific fiber to extend
0:39onto the natural hair based on the shape
0:41and texture of the natural hair itself.
0:44If the hair is naturally curled, we will
0:46apply the curled fiber. If the hair is
0:49naturally straight, we will proceed to
0:51apply the straight fiber to it
0:53accordingly. However, a very important
0:56clarification to keep in mind is that if
0:59we need to work on specific targeted
1:01areas of the skin, we will exclusively
1:03apply the straight fiber. The curled
1:06fiber is not fixed onto the skin.
1:09Which fiber or rather which brands of
1:12fiber can we use? I have already sent
1:15you the lists of materials that we need
1:17for our work and it included fiber from
1:19the Lashkaf brand. At the moment, this
1:22is the only brand in Ukraine that can
1:25offer us fiber for eyebrow extensions,
1:28specifically straight and slightly
1:29curled in various shades of brown and in
1:32two thicknesses, 0.07 and 0.1.
1:37If it happens that lash cafe does not
1:39have the readymade fiber in stock or if
1:42it requires a waiting period of 10 to 14
1:45days, in that case we can turn to
1:47eyelash extension brands and utilize
1:50their curls. For instance, the J curl
1:52from the lash zone brand in various
1:54shades of brown or lashes from the
1:57Vilmoo brand in the corresponding curl.
2:00They also come in various shades of
2:02brown. However, I must warn you right
2:04away that there really aren't many brown
2:06shades available in eyelash extensions
2:08for these specific types of curls simply
2:11because these particular curls aren't
2:13very popular for extensions. You might
2:15find some light brown or dark brown
2:17shades available, but for instance, a
2:19specific shade like gray brown, which
2:21the brand Lash Cave offers us, might not
2:23be there at all. It is quite limited.
2:26And I also want to draw your attention
2:28to the fact that these curls, the B
2:30curls and J curls for eyelash extensions
2:34will be more curled than the same curled
2:36fiber for eyebrows from the Lashk brand.
2:40And if you work with eyelash extension
2:42lashes, the result might not look
2:45entirely natural as these are after all
2:48lashes for eyelash extensions and they
2:51have a more pronounced curl. What other
2:53parameters does the fiber for eyebrow
2:55extensions have? First of all, it's the
2:57thickness. I want to clarify right away
2:59that the brows we use for eyebrow
3:01extensions are actually the exact same
3:03lashes that are used for eyelash
3:05extensions. They are just straight and
3:08slightly curved. It is the same fiber
3:10that we use for lashes and we use it for
3:12brows. There is no separate fiber made
3:15for brows. Yes, there is that point. So
3:18you understand that these are the same
3:19lashes used for extensions where the
3:22thickness is strictly regulated. You
3:24can't make them slightly thicker than
3:26they are or slightly thinner than they
3:28are. There are strictly regulated
3:31thicknesses. For example, 0.03, 0.05,
3:350.06, 0.07. We work with the 0.07
3:39thickness. 0.085. It's almost never even
3:42used in lash extensions. We will use 0.1
3:45for eyebrow extensions as well as 0.12
3:49and 0.15 thicknesses. When applying
3:52eyebrow extensions, we typically use two
3:54thicknesses. 0.1, which is a thicker
3:57hair, and 0.07,
4:00which is a much finer hair. In our
4:03practice, we find that we most often
4:05reach for the 0.07 thickness. We rarely
4:09use the 0.1 thickness or we use it as an
4:12addition to our work. That is by mixing
4:15the 0.1 and 0.07 thicknesses. Girls,
4:19make a note somewhere that 0.1 thickness
4:21is a thicker fiber. 0.07 thickness is a
4:25thinner fiber, and we still use 0.07
4:28most often. You might ask me, how do you
4:31choose the thickness for your work in
4:32general? How do I determine which fiber
4:35thickness I should use for extensions at
4:37any given moment? We choose based on the
4:40thickness of the natural lash. I will
4:42create a separate section in this course
4:44where I will simply upload before and
4:46after work and write down which color we
4:49used and which thicknesses were involved
4:51in the work. I will be posting collages
4:54for you featuring both my own personal
4:55work and the work of my students. This
4:57way you can immediately start to develop
4:59your observational skills regarding
5:01exactly which fiber we used where when
5:04we use specific mixes and how each color
5:06looks on different types of eyebrows. It
5:09is really helpful to see these details
5:10up close. Also, besides thickness,
5:13synthetic fiber has a parameter such as
5:15length. The length we use in eyebrow
5:18extensions is 4 mm. Very rarely. Only
5:22sometimes can I fill in 4 mm directly on
5:24the skin here and there. Five, six,
5:26seven, and eight are quite often used.
5:29These are definitely our most popular
5:30lengths for the work we do. And while I
5:33almost never actually use nine, I still
5:35keep it in stock just in case, you know,
5:37just in case I ever find myself needing
5:39it for a specific client. There are also
5:42four colors of fiber for eyebrow
5:44extensions offered to us by the Lashk
5:47brand. And currently, Lashk offers us
5:49the largest color palette for eyebrow
5:51extensions. This is the blonde color. I
5:54have never used it. When clients with
5:57light eyebrows come in, we tint them,
5:59dye them, and I have never done
6:00extensions for them. But I have a real
6:03dream to do blonde extensions for
6:05someone. Next up in the collection are
6:07brown, dark brown, and gray brown. These
6:10three specific shades in particular will
6:12quickly become your go-to colors. You
6:15will find yourself using them quite
6:16often in your work and you should always
6:19choose the color based on the specific
6:21tone of your client's natural hair or
6:23simply how it appears to look naturally.
6:26If you have tinted your client's
6:27eyebrows, then you match the color to
6:30the already tinted brow hair. There is
6:32also an important point to consider.
6:34Straight fibers and curled fibers in the
6:37same palette. For example, if you order
6:40gray brown, you will receive both
6:42straight and curled fibers. And you
6:44might notice that the straight fiber has
6:46one specific undertone while the curled
6:49fiber has a slightly different
6:50undertone. This happens because the
6:53straight fiber is not heat treated. It
6:55is simply cut to the length you need.
6:58However, the curled fiber is heat
7:00treated so that the synthetic hairs get
7:02the exact curl we need for the final
7:04product. And it is precisely during the
7:07heat treating of the fiber in the oven
7:10that its color undertone can change and
7:12it may look slightly different than the
7:14straight fiber. But this is not visible
7:16in the work itself because on the
7:18palette we see many hairs together and
7:22can see the color difference. And when
7:24we apply these hairs to the eyebrows we
7:27no longer see the color difference.
7:31You will see this moment. You will
7:32notice it. Do not think that this is a
7:35defect. These are just the peculiarities
7:37of production because the curved fiber
7:40is baked in ovens and without baking we
7:43cannot obtain a curved fiber. Are there
7:45any standard schemes for applying
7:48artificial hairs to natural ones? That
7:50is for laying out the eyebrows
7:52themselves, eyebrow schemes so to speak.
7:55No. In reality, there are no specific
7:57eyebrow styling schemes. That was a very
8:00long time ago. I already said that's not
8:02true. Our most important scheme is the
8:04one that suits our client. And the only
8:07scheme that suits our client is the one
8:09according to which her natural eyebrows
8:11grow. How the beginning of the eyebrow
8:13grows, how the body of the eyebrow
8:15grows, how the tail grows. In order to
8:19perform a truly natural eyebrow
8:21extension, we must identically one to
8:23one repeat the natural growth direction
8:26of the eyebrow hairs exactly as they are
8:29by nature without inventing anything new
8:32ourselves.
8:34That is how most of the hairs grow, what
8:38pattern of the eyebrow they form. That
8:41is how we must place the hairs on the
8:43hairs, the artificial hairs on the
8:45natural ones. do not change their
8:48direction with artificial hair. It
8:50simply cannot be that the hairs on the
8:52tail naturally grow downwards and yet
8:54you glue them upwards instead just as if
8:57you had performed a professional eyebrow
8:59lamination procedure on them. You must
9:01not do that. If you want to change the
9:04direction of your hair growth, you must
9:06first perform the eyebrow lamination
9:08procedure. Only then do you fix each
9:11fiber in the new direction setting them
9:14exactly how you want them to be. But if
9:17the hairs grow in one direction and you
9:20fix them in another unfortunately
9:22firstly it will look untidy and the work
9:25will look messy. Secondly, it won't be
9:28wearable as you will have a minimal
9:30contact area for adhesion. The second
9:32rule is not to work with a single
9:34length. There is a tendency among girls
9:37who start working with eyebrow
9:39extensions to get attached to one
9:41specific length of eyebrow hair and work
9:43only with it. For example, they liked 7
9:46mm and they extend the entire eyebrow
9:49exclusively with 7 mm. In reality, that
9:52doesn't work. This work will not look
9:54natural. In one extension session, we
9:57need to use all lengths 4 5 6 7 and 8
10:00mm. We rarely use 4 mm. Basically we
10:04work with five, six, seven and 8 mm.
10:07Which lengths do I place on the eyebrow
10:10first? First of all, I place the long
10:12lengths. These are seven and 8 mm
10:16forming a kind of foundation for the
10:18future shape. Here I have immediately
10:20shown you an example of how I worked
10:22with the beginning of the eyebrow which
10:24I needed to make thicker. I first placed
10:27seven and 8 mm on the lower hairs and
10:30then I placed them on the middle hairs.
10:32meaning I went a little higher, not on
10:34one straight line, but just a bit higher
10:36up. I then placed another seven eight
10:39millimeters, but this time with a
10:41smaller number of hairs. And for the
10:43very top hairs, I also placed 7 to 8 mm,
10:47but I made sure to place even fewer of
10:49them there. The largest number of long
10:52hairs should still go along the lower
10:55line of the eyebrow because that is
10:57exactly where our longest hairs grow
10:59naturally. And the higher we move up our
11:02eyebrow towards the top line, the fewer
11:04long hairs grow there. In the next
11:07stage, I carefully formed the base of my
11:09eyebrow. And for that base, I used five
11:12and 6 mm to ensure a very natural and
11:14realistic look. For the final result, I
11:17placed the five and six mm strands right
11:20between the long hairs once again in a
11:23staggered pattern. That is to say, I
11:25continue to work on building up the
11:27volume from the very beginning of my
11:29eyebrow using those shorter lengths of
11:31five and six millimeters nestled between
11:33the long hairs. By the way, just so you
11:36know, I don't fill in the entire eyebrow
11:38with long hairs first, then move on to
11:40the shorter ones and finally the even
11:42shorter ones. No, I don't do that
11:44because I might get confused. I divide
11:47the eyebrow into zones for myself. I
11:49divide it into the beginning, the body,
11:51and the tail. and I work on them
11:53separately. First, I fill in the
11:55beginning of the eyebrow, then I fill in
11:57the body of the eyebrow, and then I fill
11:59in the tail. In other words, I move step
12:02by step. Of course, you can choose to
12:04work in a chaotic manner uh and just
12:06place these individual hairs here,
12:08there, and everywhere, which will form a
12:10chaotic eyebrow shape. However, I find
12:13it much more convenient to work in
12:14specific organized zones. But really,
12:17you are free to choose whatever method
12:19feels most comfortable for you. And so
12:22once I have carefully placed the longest
12:23hairs in my chosen zone, I then move on
12:26to fill in the volume itself, the very
12:28base of my eyebrow right between them. I
12:30start shaping it with shorter hairs to
12:32create definition. And then in the third
12:35and final stage, I will meticulously
12:37build up the density and add even more
12:39volume to complete my work. In other
12:42words, for this beginning part that I've
12:44already worked on with both long and
12:46shorter hairs, I go in exactly where I
12:50need to specifically into the gaps. You
12:53know, sometimes it happens that you've
12:54already worked carefully through all the
12:56hairs with sevens, eights, sixes, and
12:59fives. And then you look at this zone
13:01like I'm looking now. Yes. at this
13:03beginning of the eyebrow. And there are
13:05spots where it really calls for small
13:08tiny fours to add a little more volume
13:10and density to this area. That is to
13:13form its thickness and give the brow a
13:15nice balanced volume. In such a case
13:18where it specifically calls for it, I
13:20can place 4 mm strokes directly onto the
13:23skin right in those selected gaps. By
13:26the way, the shorter the hair, the
13:28better it will hold on the skin
13:29afterward because it's small. So it will
13:32be less prone to uh mechanical snagging
13:35from any irritants. Even when we brush
13:37over the area, we certainly won't be
13:39traumatizing the skin nearly as much as
13:41we would if it were a long hair applied
13:44directly to the surface. And if it
13:46happens to be necessary, I can carefully
13:48work on the skin using 4mm strokes in
13:50some other places as well. However, if
13:53it's not strictly necessary, I can
13:54simply choose not to do it at all. So
13:57it's not mandatory and you can choose
13:59your own working principle for yourself.
14:02You have the option to work with both
14:04the skin and the hairs or alternatively
14:06you can choose to work purely with the
14:08hairs and not touch the skin at all. So
14:11it is personally your choice how you
14:13want to work specifically in the eyebrow
14:15extension technique. Now let's move on
14:18to the third rule. The third rule is
14:21this. We do not place hairs on the skin
14:23in a single straight row. We do not form
14:26fences with you as that would look
14:28unnatural. If we have uh an area that we
14:32need to work on that is frankly quite
14:34bald and we need to place a lot of hairs
14:36on the skin. In that specific case, we
14:39will arrange them in a chaotic order to
14:41ensure the final result looks natural.
14:44You won't line them all up in one long
14:46row, but rather one a little lower,
14:49another a little higher, and maybe
14:51another one even lower. In other words,
14:53we are going to arrange the hairs just
14:56as they grow naturally. And when we are
14:59working on uh roughly speaking a bald
15:02part of the eyebrow, when there are no
15:04hairs there and we need to place a
15:07straight fiber on the skin, in that case
15:10we won't super densify that area so that
15:13it doesn't stand out. Because when we
15:16place many long and short hairs in one
15:19area, even in a staggered pattern and
15:22fill this area according to the hair
15:24placement scheme, like in hairstroke
15:26permanent makeup, it will still look as
15:28if we just dumped a bunch of sticks
15:30there. Therefore, if we are working with
15:33the skin and using exclusively straight
15:35hairs, we do not make this area super
15:38dense and do not place all the hairs in
15:40a single row. This is very important.
15:43And when we glue the hairs to the skin,
15:45we don't glue them flat like this. They
15:47don't stick like that and don't lie flat
15:49on the skin. We still add a little bit
15:52of air. Approximately 2 mm should be
15:55glued to the skin while the tail should
15:58remain in the air to create extra volume
16:00and to create extra aireriness. Because
16:03if we glue the hairs completely flat
16:05against the skin, it will just look like
16:07a hair glued flat against the skin. It
16:10simply won't look natural. And this
16:13eyebrow specifically this area will lack
16:16that essential aireriness and volume and
16:19it will end up looking quite unnatural.

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