Use your Bella classic tray to plan a look around the client’s eyes and natural lashes. Compare placement ideas in the illustrated Academy guide, then choose the lengths and curl for each section.
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- Start with the look. Ask what the client likes in their reference photo: the shape, softness or fullness. Assess their eyes and natural lashes before choosing the tray.
- Plan the emphasis. A centre-focused map gives a rounded outline; a squirrel map moves the peak into the outer half, then tapers before the corner. Use the illustrated Academy guide to compare the options.
- Choose suitable lengths and curls for each section. Check both eyes separately and allow for natural-lash direction and condition, rather than using every length in a mixed tray.
- Keep the map adaptable. Leave unsuitable lashes unlashed and follow your trained isolation and attachment method. Use the exact adhesive’s directions for working conditions and aftercare.
- Keep a record. Note the tray, curl, lengths and changes made for each eye so you have a useful starting point at the next appointment.