Everything you need to know about hybrid lash extensions

Hybrid lashes

If you’re a lash artist, or have even just considered giving your own natural lashes a boost, you’ve likely heard of hybrid lash extensions. But what exactly are hybrid lashes, and what kind of looks can you create with them?

Hybrid lashes are a combination of classic and volume lash extensions, and when applied correctly, can create beautiful, natural-looking results. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about hybrid lash extensions, from what they are to how to maintain them.

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What are hybrid lash extensions?

Hybrid lash extensions are a combination of classic and volume lash extensions that offer the best of both worlds – the natural look of classic lashes and the added fullness and drama of volume lashes. The result is a look that’s fuller, thicker and more glamorous than classic lashes alone. Hybrid lash extensions are done by creating fans by bonding together 2 – 8 lash extensions per natural lash, making them a great option for those looking for a more dramatic look without the hassle of having to apply multiple sets of extensions.

Hybrid lashes vs classic

The primary difference between hybrid and classic lash extensions is in the type of extensions used. Classic lash extensions use one extension per natural eyelash, while hybrid lash extensions are created using a mix of classic and volume lashes. The resulting look is fuller and thicker, making it a great option for clients who are looking for something more dramatic than a classic lash extension treatment.

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Hybrid lash looks

The possibilities with hybrid lash extensions are virtually endless, allowing you to show your creative flair and create a look that’s perfect for every client. From subtle yet glamorous to ultra-dramatic, there’s something for everyone.

Depending on the type of hybrid lashes you choose, you can create everything from a flirty cat-eye to a subtle, sophisticated style. No matter what look your client is after, hybrid lash extensions can help you achieve it.

How are hybrid lash extensions different from classic or Russian volume lash extensions?

Compared to classic lashes, hybrid lash extensions create more texture, dimension, and length. Hybrid lashes also require more skill and time to apply than classic lashes, as you must precisely place each extension and combine different lengths and thicknesses to create a beautiful, custom look. If you’re an existing lash artist, training in hybrid techniques is a great way to upskill and advance your artistry.

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How long do hybrid lash extensions last?

Hybrid lash extensions are designed to last for up to 8 weeks, depending on how well your client takes care of them. If they come back for infills every 2 – 3 weeks, they can last longer.

How to take care of hybrid lash extensions?

For clients to get the most out of their hybrid lashes, it is important that they follow your recommended aftercare advice. This includes not getting them wet for the first 24 hours, avoiding rubbing the eyes and regularly brushing with a clean spoolie/mascara wand. You can also recommend and retail aftercare products that have been specifically designed to care for lash extensions. Not only does this mean you know what your client is using, but helps to boost your earnings per treatment, too.

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How long do Hybrid lash extensions take?

On average, a hybrid lash treatment will take roughly 90 minutes to complete. Obviously, this can vary on your skill level and the desired look.

How much do hybrid lash extensions cost?

On average, hybrid lash extensions costs £60 per treatment. The amount you can charge for hybrid lash extensions will obviously vary depend on your experience, location and the client’s requested look. Generally, you can charge more than classic lashes as the hybrid technique requires more skill, expertise and materials. Ready to take your lashes to the next level? Become a hybrid lash artist today.

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