LVL Eyelashes for Longer Looking Lashes

LVL is a groundbreaking new technique designed to give you longer looking lashes without the need for lash extensions.

£30 INCLUDING COLOUR.

LVL stands for Length, Volume, Lift.

LVL was developed by the Nouveau Lashes in-house design team. They recognised that there was a market for natural lash enhancements, particularly for people who didn’t want lash extensions.

No. Clients often find LVL treatments extremely relaxing. They can relax and close their eyes throughout the treatment.

Although LVL is great for many people, it’s not suitable for everyone. People who have a medical contraindication to the treatment, or who have experienced an allergic reaction to the patch test, cannot have LVL. Also, it’s only suitable for people who have their own natural lashes. Finally, people with excessively brittle or fine eyelashes may not be able to benefit from LVL.

Yes – LVL can provide lift to downward-pointing lashes

Yes. You can have lash extensions added to your LVL Lashes. In fact, LVL treatments are particularly good for people who want lash extensions, but have downward-pointing lashes. Lash extensions can cause downward-pointing lashes to lower even further. With LVL they can get the essential lift they need before the extensions are added. Don’t forget though – you must wait 48 hours after an LVL treatment before having lash extensions applied.

There are a number of things that could have caused this:

• The silicon shields could have been placed in slightly different positions on each eye, which can cause an uneven lift.
• The lashes may not have been attached firmly to one of the silicon sheilds.
• An insufficient amount of lifting balm could have been applied.
• It’s possible the lashes were combed out of place on one eye.

This could be because the protein removal step was skipped or not enough protein was removed from the lashes. If this happens, you need to leave a gap of 7 days before repeating the LVL procedure. This is very important because the lashes need time to rehydrate.

Technicians – ensure you are using enough lifting balm to break down the disulphide bonds in the lashes. Another possibility is that you haven’t used enough bonding to hold them on to the shield. Finally, it may be that some of the lashes are on a newer growth cycle and are harder to bond due to their shorter length.

This is likely to be due to a mistake in applying the anti-wrinkle gel pads. If they were not covering the lower lashes fully, then these lashes may have come in to contact with LVL products.

This could have been caused by lifting balm or volumising fix being applied to the entire lash. These products should only be applied to the central part of the lashes, not the extreme roots or tips.

This is because the lashes have been crossed when being bonded to the shields. It is essential that you look at the lashes carefully when lifting them on to the shield, using your LVLeye tool to straighten any lashes prior to application of the lifting balm.

You can apply LVL to tinted lashes, but you should wait until permed lashes have grown out and replenished themselves. For both, you should look at the health of the lashes and decide whether they are strong and healthy enough for the treatment before proceeding.

Poor product knowledge and little or no hands-on experience can result in lash technicians producing poor quality results. Getting expert guidance when learning any beauty treatment is vital. Most importantly, it is not possible to obtain insurance without a certificate from an approved training course.