C curl lashes are arguably the most popular lash curls when it comes to eyelash extensions. These lashes give that perfect, rounded curl to lift up the lashes and create an open eye effect. Thanks to its wider adhesive area, EZ curl lashes also provide better retention . However, because of their long flat base, if used on downward-angle lashes, they will appear to be heavy and unflattering.

Generally, the natural eyelashes of Asians are thinner than those of other ethnicities. Also, you’ll notice that with clients over the age of 50 their eyelashes are thinner than your younger clients.

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The I-curl is the first option in lash extension curls. I-curl is a straight lash style fitting for people with straight eyelashes. If your client wants a natural look, then J curls will be very beneficial, however, they look different on different lashes. On upward angle natural lashes, they provide an open eye effect, and on straight angled lashes they give a satisfying lash lift effect, so keep that in mind when exploring J Curl eyelash extensions B Curl Lashes

The base curl of EZ Lash is straighter than the normal extension lashes, and as a result, EZ lash provides a more adhesive area for extensions and allows for a much easier extension experience for beginner lash artists. As you are applying usually two, three or more lashes to one individual lash, it is vital that you gauge how strong the natural lash is to see how much weight it can hold. They can also be used for the inner corner lashes, as the curl is very subtle and not too much that it could irritate the eyes in this delicate area. Again, the B curl lash extensions are not suitable for downward angled lashes. Did you know all lash extension curls that currently exist in the market, with the exception of J and C curl, were actually invented by BL Lashes? Because of this, we have the broadest range of curls to offer. We believe having a variety of curls in your salon will enable you to serve your clients by tailoring to their eye shape and desired style. Because of that, the U-curl lash extensions are more suitable for those with lashes that have a natural angle. Lift-Up Curls (M-, L-, L+ Curls) M-Curl Lash Extensions

However, if your lashes naturally point downward, you should avoid getting J-curl lashes since they will only make your eyes look heavier and smaller. B-Curl Lash Extensions As you can see from the table above, certain types suit certain natural lash types, and can give different effects and results depending on the angle of the lashes.