Tabajuku Signature Technique (Japan)

A traditional perm usually uses a round rod and curls the lash from the middle section, aiming at curl. A lash lift uses a shield shaped to the lid and opens the lash from the root, aiming at lift angle and direction. Different tools, a different point of leverage, and different criteria: a perm is judged on how round the curl is, a lift on whether the root is genuinely raised, whether the lashes are evenly distributed, and whether the angle reads consistently from the front. On the same pair of eyes the two finishes rarely look alike in profile.

RelatedEducationOne-to-one · Lash Foundation & Correction

The shield decides which part of the curve the lash is set on, so it has to match three things at once: how deep or flat the lid sits, the lash length, and the angle the client is actually seen from. On deep-set eyes and wide lid folds the lash is easily pressed down by the lid, and a shield that is too tall pushes the lash into the skin. On flatter or monolid shapes a shield that is too small fails to open the root, and nothing changes when viewed head-on. Downturned outer corners need the lift direction adjusted at the tail, or the droop is amplified.

RelatedOne-to-one · Lash Foundation & CorrectionEducation

It is intended for lash artists who already have a working foundation and want to raise their bundle placement, lash-flow control, proportion design and the recognisability of their work. If you cannot yet complete the basics consistently, we suggest a level assessment or foundation work first.

RelatedTabajuku Signature Technique (Japan)

If the problem is the order of judgment, shield selection, curl design or recurring mistakes, look at the correction track first. If your foundation is stable but bundle definition and lash-flow control are not, look at the Japanese Tabajuku technique. Sending recent unretouched photographs and describing the problem you hit most often lets the team identify what actually needs strengthening.

RelatedOne-to-one · Lash Foundation & CorrectionTabajuku Signature Technique (Japan)

Hours differ by course. Lash Foundation & Correction runs about 7 hours for the first course and about 3–4 hours as a refresher; Japanese Tabajuku about 6–7 hours; Competition Training about 6–7 hours first time and about 3–4 hours as a refresher; two-hand lash enhancement about 4–5 hours; the hair theory seminar about 6–7 hours; the online course depends on your own pace. The hours and schedule that apply are those in the current course details and in your enrolment confirmation.

RelatedEducationCourse inquiry

Whether models, consumables, tools, equipment use or a materials kit are included depends on the course and on how it is hosted. Before payment the team sets this out as a list in three parts — included, bring your own, and available to buy on site. For overseas courses, restrictions on what you may carry or import are explained as well.

RelatedCourse inquiry

Whether a certificate is issued, on what conditions, under what name and by which body is set out in that course's written information. Where a verifiable certificate is issued, the completion, homework or assessment requirements are stated and the certificate carries a number or QR code you can check. A certificate of completion records that you finished the course; it is not a government licence or any other international qualification.

RelatedVerify a certificateEducation