The Lashhood Society

Hi everyone 🤍

I’m sharing this on behalf of someone very close to me. Julia isn’t just a client of mine… she’s a friend, and right now her family is going through something no parent should ever have to face.

Her daughter Willow has been bravely battling leukemia for the past year. Recently, things have taken a really serious turn. Willow is now in hospital with a condition called veno-occlusive disease, which is a complication from chemotherapy that affects the liver and can become life-threatening.

She’s in a lot of pain, and her family has been told they may be in hospital for weeks.

As you can imagine, everything else in life has been put on hold so they can be by her side… and the financial pressure that comes with that is a lot.

If you’re in a position to help, even the smallest amount would mean so much to them. And if you can’t donate, sharing this link is just as powerful 🤍

Let’s wrap this family in support and love during a time they need it most.

Thank you 🕊️

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The lash industry has been built on innovation, but not always on knowing where that innovation came from.
This sits with me personally. I have Asian culture running through my veins, and I have watched techniques, tools, and styles built by Asian artists get picked up by the wider industry with no mention of their origin.
This post isn’t sour. It isn’t bitter. It isn’t about tearing anyone down.
It’s about giving credit where credit is due and making sure the next generation of lash artists knows the history behind the curls they’re reaching for every single day.
LJ. LB. LC. LD. There’s a story behind every single one of them. And that story deserves to be told.”

THIS IS YOUR SIGN TO RECREATE THIS LOOK. 🤘🏿

Not scroll.
Not “save for later” and forget.
Actually. Recreate it.

We’re giving you styled looks with intention
So you can step out of basic sets and into real artistry.

This isn’t random placement.
This is mapped. structured. styled.

Every spike. Every layer. Every direction — done on purpose.

And if you’ve ever struggled to hold the look together… here’s your missing piece 👇🏿

Our wet styling sealant
(The one that changed the game before people started calling it a “spike styler”)

Think of it like your lash set’s final lock-in:

→ Shapes your spikes clean
→ Holds your structure
→ Keeps your styling exactly how you designed it

No fluff. No collapsing. Just control.

So here’s what you’re going to do:

✔️ Study the mapping in this post
✔️ Break down the layers
✔️ Recreate the look on your next client

Tag us when you do… we want to see who’s actually putting in the work.

Just experiment and create!