Korean Lash Extension Techniques: Professional K-Beauty Guide (FDA Registered Products)New Post

Korean Lash Extension Techniques: Professional K-Beauty Guide (FDA Registered Products)

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When it comes to K-beauty products in the United States market, compliance with FDA's MOCRA (Modernization of Cosmetic Regulations Act) registration is essential. This includes obtaining an FEI (Facility Establishment Identifier) number, which can be verified through the FEL portal. We're proud to note that EGLRI products are properly registered through appropriate channels, ensuring full compliance with US regulations.

Korean lash artists are renowned worldwide for their precise and elegant lash extension techniques. Let's explore their fundamental approach to achieving those stunning, natural-looking lash extensions:

1. Strategic Taping Technique

Korean lash artists use a unique approach to eye taping. Instead of covering the entire under-eye area, they specifically target only the fatty tissue under the eye. For clients with oily skin, they gently cleanse the area before taping. This precise technique ensures better protection while maintaining skin comfort.

2. Professional Pre-treatment Process

The natural lashes are thoroughly cleansed using a specialized pre-treatment solution. This critical step removes any oils, debris, or residue that might interfere with proper adhesion. Korean technicians pay particular attention to this step as it significantly impacts the longevity of the extensions.

3. Adhesive Application Mastery

Before beginning the application, Korean lash artists carefully check the viscosity of the extension glue. They adjust their application technique based on the client's natural lash condition - either applying the extension in one smooth motion or using a gentle wiggling technique for optimal adhesion.

Pro Tip: The secret to perfect root adhesion lies in maintaining proper angles - the tweezers angle, hand position, and body posture must all work in harmony. This three-point positioning technique is a hallmark of Korean lash artistry.