How can you effectively prevent tangling and sticking of fine eyelashes during the grafting process?

The key to successful eyelash grafting lies in meticulous precautions. First and foremost, a clean and stable working environment is crucial. Keeping the work area dust-free, at a suitable temperature (approximately 25°C), and at a controlled humidity (40-60%) will effectively prevent the glue from hardening quickly or causing stringing due to environmental fluctuations. Choose a specialized grafting glue that is low-viscosity, quick-drying, and moderately fluid. Apply only a very small amount at a time, and evenly spread a small section of glue onto your natural lashes as a base. This significantly reduces the possibility of glue spreading and causing sticking. Before the procedure, thoroughly clean the client's eyelashes and carefully separate each natural lash to create a fresh foundation for the wispy eyelash extensions.

The key to a successful wispy eyelash extension is precise removal and application. High-quality, burr-free precision tweezers are essential. When removing each lash, be sure to only grasp the distal 1/3 of a single false lash, avoiding the glued area to ensure consistent orientation and no twisting. During the application process, maintain a steady angle with the tweezers. Gently place the false lashes to the side of the natural lashes (not above them). Slowly apply the tweezers downward, using a sliding action to create a tighter and smoother fit. Keep the tweezer tips clean during this process. If any glue or fine hairs get stuck, immediately wipe them clean with a professional cleaning solution before continuing. This is crucial to prevent accidental lash entanglement.

For wispy eyelash extensions, post-operative care also impacts the risk of tangling. After the grafting is complete, use a dedicated small fan to gently fan the grafted area from various angles and at an appropriate distance (approximately 15-20 cm) for at least two minutes to ensure the glue is fully cured and set. The airflow should be gentle and even to avoid strong winds that could cause the lashes, which are not yet firmly attached, to tangle. Finally, use sterilized fine tweezer tips to perform a final combing and spacing adjustment, carefully identifying any potential contact points. When leaving the store, customers must be reminded to avoid getting their eyelashes wet, rubbing them, or using oily products within 24 hours. They should also develop the habit of regularly combing and professionally filling their eyelashes to maintain the distinct and fresh beauty of their eyelash extensions.