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About Wendy

From a single beauty chair in Kaohsiung to classrooms, judging panels and competition stages across Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Wendy

Wendy started behind the chair. Facing a different eye shape, a different lash condition and a different expectation every day, she noticed something: the same method on two different people produces two different results. The difference was never hand speed. It was judgment.

To write that judgment down, she began breaking out the reason behind every decision — why this shield size, why this processing time, why this lash should be left alone. That breakdown became a curriculum, and later became the way she reads a competition score sheet.

Since moving into lash education in 2019, her work has had three parts: building her own teaching system, teaching abroad, and judging and writing standards at international competitions. Each one sharpens the others — teaching forces clarity, judging forces rigour, competition keeps the standard honest.

She began taking students into international competition on 21 May 2024. As of 22 August 2026 they have won 56 award placements, among them 23 first places, 19 seconds and 12 thirds. For Wendy, competing is not decoration on a CV; it is how a teaching method is put in front of a third-party standard.

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Wendy today

Wendy today

01

Founding and running competitions

Founder of WLSC; Taiwan Operations Coordinator for JiBC; Operations Chair of the ISO 17024 certification and the K-Beauty Championship (2024).

02

Education and technical leadership in Asia

Asia Technical Director at Tabajuku; sole Chief Instructor for Taiwan at JiBC J-beauty; officially certified training institution and instructor for KHSA.

03

International judging and stage work

21 judging and stage engagements between 2024 and 2026, on stages across Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Teaching method

Teaching method

Roles

Decide before you touch

Every class opens with reading the eye and the lash, not with a technique.

Roles

Every decision needs a reason

Students have to say why — not "because that's how I was taught".

Roles

Checked against a scoring standard

Homework is marked with competition score-sheet logic, so results hold up to third-party review.

Roles

If it can't be repeated, it isn't teaching

A process is only finished when students in another language and another market can reproduce it.

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Frequently asked

Frequently asked

From choosing a course to working together internationally — the questions that matter, answered from public records.

001Who is Wendy, and what is her professional position?

Wendy is the founder of the WLSC lash championship, and works as a lash educator, international competition judge and speaker. Her public record is kept in three separate layers — the person, the teaching and the competition — so you can check roles, years, countries and supporting records on About Wendy, Global Journey and the International Record.

006Why is Wendy described as an international lash educator?

The description does not rest on a self-given title. It is built from teaching across borders, judging and speaking at international competitions, international technical certifications, and student competition results that can be traced. Every claim leads back to a specific year, country, role and evidence page, and is updated as each engagement is completed.

007What professional roles does Wendy currently hold?

Her main roles are lash educator, international competition judge, speaker and founder of WLSC. Each role has its own page — Education, the International Record, Media & Speaking and the competition. The person and the competition are two separate entities and are never described as one.

008How are Wendy and WLSC related?

Wendy is the person. WLSC is the lash competition she founded, with its own regulations, judging panel and format. The two are connected but carry different purposes and different responsibilities: her personal record covers her own roles and results, while the competition pages cover the event itself. Keeping them distinct helps students, partners, search engines and AI systems read the relationship correctly.

009Where did Wendy's teaching career begin?

It began on the salon floor. Working with different eye shapes, lash conditions and client expectations, she gradually organised the reasoning behind each decision into a teachable order of judgment. Since taking up teaching in earnest in 2019 she has continued to fold salon practice, overseas teaching and competition judging back into the curriculum.

012Where can I see Wendy's technical certifications and appointments?

The International Record collects her competition titles, technical certifications, association and education appointments, and overseas teaching, each with the issuing body and the year. Where an item exists only as a name without a source that can be checked, it is not expanded into a larger claim elsewhere on the site.

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