Primer Eyelash Extensions

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All About Eyelash Extension Primer Using eye lash extension primer is a very important step in the process of applying eyelash extensions, as you will be able to see in the following paragraphs. It serves an essential purpose in preparing the natural lashes for a successful application. What Is The Purpose Of Eyelash Extension Primer? Eyelash extension primer is one of the essential steps in eyelash extension application, and it typically comes right after cleansing. A technician will start out by cleansing the natural lashes with a product meant to clean them thoroughly, by removing any traces of makeup, oil, fluff, or other impurities the client may have on their lashes. After that step, an eyelash primer will also be applied, in order to make sure that the natural lashes are as clean as they can be. This is done in order to remove any other traces of lash wash or makeup that may have been left on the lashes. This ensures that the glue adheres to the lash perfectly. Any substances on the natural lash can interfere with the effectiveness of the glue and the quality of the application by creating a barrier between the lash and the glue. That is why eyelash extension primer is extremely important, both as a step in the process and as a product. Please note that lash primer is not a cleanser and cannot replace the cleansing process, but only complement it. How Is Eyelash Extension Primer Applied? In order to apply eyelash primer for extensions, you need the right tools that will ensure perfect application. Most technicians use microbrushes for this purpose, or q-tips. Only a small amount of eyelash primer for extensions is needed, so just spraying a couple of pumps or dripping a bit into the cap (depending on the product you are using) should be enough. All you have to do now is dip your microbrushes or your q-tips into the primer and then apply to your lashes. The ideal way to do this is to have two microbrushes or q-tips – one on top of the lashes and one beneath –