Day structure and curriculum
This one-on-one Classic eyelash extension training is an eight-hour, 480-minute practical course delivered in Phoenix. You’ll work side-by-side with an instructor on your own model, moving from isolation and adhesive handling to full classic application. A certificate of completion is issued by the end of the training day to confirm practical competencies.
Beyond technique, the day balances demonstration and repetition: instructor demo, guided practice, and supervised full-set work on a live model. Expect targeted feedback on placement and bonding so you can replicate each step after the course; the format prioritizes hands-on hours over long lectures.
Starter kit and tools
Your Professional Starter kit contains the basic items needed for training and client work, sized to support 10–15 clients. It includes a mannequin head, multiple extension lengths, primer, adhesive, precision tweezers, a fan, eye pads, lash wands, applicators, medical-grade tapes, and aftercare products so you can practice and begin service delivery.
Some larger or personal items are not included: you will need to provide your own treatment bed, task lamps, and any salon furniture you prefer. You are required to bring a live model to practice on the same day. These constraints keep the kit compact while ensuring you train with realistic application conditions.
Who should attend this training
This course suits newcomers and licensed technicians who want a compact, one-day path to Classic eyelash extension certification and to enter the multi-billion dollar lash industry. Ideal students include beauty professionals, career changers, and those in Phoenix’s appearance-focused neighborhoods seeking practical, hands-on credentials and basic business skills to start taking clients.
Be prepared for an intensive, focused learning day: the 480-minute format requires sustained attention and repetition. You’ll leave able to perform Classic sets but will continue refining speed and client-flow with real appointments. The training provides practical application skills and an entry-level certificate, not medical or advanced specialist qualifications.
