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Lashes · Foundation → intermediate

Classic & Volume Lash Extensions

Recorded
7 hours
Modules
9
Kit items
4
A lash artist places an extension with tweezers while the client rests under-eye pads in place
The problem this course starts from

Extensions fail in two ways: they fall out in a week, or they damage the natural lash. Both come down to isolation, adhesive handling and mapping — none of which shows in a finished-set photo.

The modules

9 modules, 7 hours of recorded lessons

Each bar is scaled to the longest module (1 h 12 min), not to the whole course. The running total adds the modules up as you go. Your own practice time is on top.

  1. Natural lash anatomy, the growth cycle and who should not be treated

    40 min

    Running total 40 min

  2. Patch test, consultation and the forms that cover you

    36 min

    Running total 1 h 16 min

  3. Setting up a clean station

    28 min

    Running total 1 h 44 min

  4. Adhesives: humidity, temperature, fumes and curing

    44 min

    Running total 2 h 28 min

  5. Isolation and tweezer control

    58 min

    Running total 3 h 26 min

  6. Classic set: mapping, lengths and curls

    1 h 6 min

    Running total 4 h 32 min

  7. Volume fans: making and placing

    1 h 12 min

    Running total 5 h 44 min

  8. Infills, removal and aftercare advice

    46 min

    Running total 6 h 30 min

  9. Troubleshooting: sensitivity, retention and when to stop

    32 min

    Running total 7 h 2 min

Kit before you pay4 items
  • A mannequin head with practice lashes
  • Isolation tweezers, straight and curved
  • Classic trays and a lash adhesive
  • Gel under-eye patches, a primer and a lash shield

You supply the kit yourself: the course does not include any physical kit. The kit-list PDF is yours to keep.

What this course does not do

  • Patch tests are taught, not waived. Patch (allergy alert) testing is taught in this course. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for every product you use and your insurer’s rules, which can be stricter than the course.
  • Work near the eye. You practise on a mannequin. Insurers are often at their strictest about work around the eyes, so ask them specifically.
  • No live tutor. The lessons are recorded. Questions about the content go to the team by chat or email and are answered in working hours.
  • No marking. Nobody reviews your practice work or signs it off.
  • Not a regulated qualification. You receive a certificate of completion from Dalby Online. It is not an Ofqual or RQF qualification.
  • Ask your insurer first. Many insurers want a recognised qualification, a hands-on assessment, or both. Find out what yours accepts before you buy.

What you can do afterwards

What you can do afterwards

You can run a patch test and consultation, isolate cleanly and apply a classic and a volume set on a mannequin, and explain infills and aftercare.

A lash artist works under an adjustable lamp beside a tray of lash supplies in a bright white room.
Gloved hands isolate a single lash with tweezers over an under-eye pad.
Tweezers lift a strip lash from its tray while the client rests with an under-eye pad in place.

Photographs show the kind of work this course covers. They are not footage from the lessons.

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