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SEARCHLindsey Joslyn-Rohner is one of the most big-hearted people we have had the pleasure of working with in the beauty world. Besides being an incredible woman, her lashing skills are out of this world. We love her page, @lashbeat, because it not only showcases her beautiful work, it also spotlights being a working #GirlBoss in the industry.
Lindsey Joslyn-Rohner is one of the most big-hearted people we have had the pleasure of working with in the beauty world. Besides being an incredible woman, her lashing skills are out of this world. She is an educator for NovaLash and has lashed clients internationally. We love her page, @lashbeat, because it not only showcases her beautiful work, it also spotlights being a working #GirlBoss in the industry.
BEAUTY BIO:
Lindsey Joslyn-Rohner
@lashbeat
Location: Fenton, Michigan
Best Known For: NovaLash Eyelash Extensions
Age: 34
Most Viral post: A before-and-after lash application of the American Volume Technique.
Favorite Apps: Instagram, FaceTune for those imperfections when posting pics of my lashes. At work I use Spotify and Booker daily.
Favorite Hashtags: #AmericanVolume, #NovaLash, #LashLove, #LashBoss
Who I'm Following: I find constant inspiration from fellow lash artists and beauty insiders such as @novalashusa, @sirenandproper, @lashcafe,@thestandardhairlashbrow @lashesbyfotini, @mermicornhair, @modernsalon
Tip to get best results on a post: I stay true to myself and post what I like and what I find interesting or visually stimulating. I will say I learned to be a better photographer and that lighting and good angles are super important to catch followers’ attention.
How social media changed my life: It has opened so many doors for me, not just for my career but also for my personal life. It connects you with people in a way that would have never been possible without it. It is a free tool for building your business. It keeps you updated with friends, family and coworkers. It helps you network with other industry professionals. And it is a source of non-stop inspiration and entertainment.
The first time I was featured in modern salon was: The March Issue of 2016. I had the pleasure of lashing Jamie Newman, one of MODERN SALON’s editors. It was such an awesome experience. Jamie was so fun to work with we had great conversation and her lashes turned out beautiful. I was just thrilled to have the opportunity to meet and lash an editor from MODERN; I had no idea the content would be used for the magazine. When I found out I was being featured in the magazine I was literally over the moon! I got a ton of copies for my family (I think my mom cried when I gave hers to her) and I had the issue framed. It is definitely one of the biggest highlights my career.
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