While it may seem self explanatory, it's amazing how many questions we get about proper application of the GrandeLASH-MD serum. To get the answers, MODERN stopped by to visit founder Alicia Grande. Grande was meeting with salon professionals during a recent appearance at the CosmoProf convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. We asked her to demonstrate in this short video:
Additional tips for your clients:
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-GrandeLASH-MD is recommended to be used at night for the first initial three months. For some it’s easier and less forgetful to use this product in the morning before any normal makeup routine.
-Before applying please make sure the skin is clean and dry. If your client is someone who prefers the morning, please make sure to have him or her apply GrandeLASH-MD before any moisturizers, primers and makeup.
-The serum should be applied as a liquid eyeliner, with a single stroke at the base of the upper lash line. One dip is enough for both eyes. Multiple applications or double tips or using more than instructed will not give faster results.
-Do not apply too close to the edge of the eyelid to avoid getting excess fluid in the eye, which can cause irritation.
-Remember the serum should be applied on the skin closest to lashes, not the actual lashes.
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-Once applied, allow 1-2 minutes for the product to dry before any other makeup application.
-After the first three months, your client will go to "maintenance". The frequency of usage will now go from every day to 2-3 times a week to maintain results.
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