Doll eyes, also known as cat eyes, are characterized by longer and thicker lashes on the outer corner of the eye. They can be achieved through lash extensions or with makeup techniques such as tight-lining or mascara application. Doll eye eyelash extensions have become more accessible to clients due to advances in technology and techniques used to apply them.
What Is a Doll Eye Eyelash Extension?
A doll eye eyelash extension is a type of semi-permanent false lashes applied individually to each natural lash on your eyes. They are usually made from synthetic fibers such as silk or mink and come in various lengths and thicknesses depending on your desired look. The purpose of these false lashes is to give you an exaggerated doll-like appearance with fuller and longer-looking lashes at the outer corner of your eyes while keeping a natural look elsewhere. Doll eye eyelash extensions can last up to 6 weeks if taken care of properly, with regular touch-ups every 2-3 weeks recommended for optimal results.
Different Types Of Doll Eye Lashes
There are three main types of doll eye lash extensions available: classic, volume, and hybrid lashes. Each type has its own unique characteristics that make it suitable for different looks depending on what kind of effect you’re trying to achieve.
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Classic doll Eye Lashes
These individual false lashes consist of one single strand that adds length but not much volume at the outer corner where they’re typically applied (though they can be used throughout). The curl pattern varies based on preference but usually leans towards a slightly curved shape rather than straight outwards like most traditional falsies do, giving it more depth when viewed from afar instead of just being flat against your lid like traditional falsies would be without any shaping/curling beforehand.
Volume doll Eye Lashes
These multiple strands combined into one create more dramatic fullness at the corners while still maintaining an overall natural look (the number of strands per cluster can vary). The curls tend to be tighter than classic styles due to needing more lift/support from all those extra strands so they don’t droop down over time. The doll eye volume can be created as a 2D or 3D lash extension, or even more.
Hybrid doll Eye Lashes
A combination of classic and volume styles, hybrid dolls have both single and multiple strands within each cluster, creating an even fuller effect than either style alone could provide while still retaining some semblance of naturalness when viewed up close (these clusters may also feature mixed lengths and curls).
Doll Eye Lash Mapping
Lash mapping is a technique used to determine the best placement for each individual lash extension in order to create an even and natural-looking finish. This involves taking measurements of your eye shape, the length and thickness of your natural lashes, as well as the desired effect you want to achieve with the extensions. The technician will then use these measurements to map out where each individual lash should be placed on your eyelid to give you the most flattering look possible.
The technician will start by attaching a single lash at one corner of your eye, usually either the inner or outer corner depending on the desired effect. Then, they will work their way outwards from there, gradually increasing or decreasing the curl and length depending on the area of the lid they are currently working on (this is also known as ‘graduating’). The most important thing is to know how to isolate lashes. This process is repeated until all false lashes are applied and blended seamlessly into the existing natural lashes, creating a doll-like appearance that can last up to 6 weeks with proper care.
Ideal Eye Shapes For Doll Eyelash Extensions
Although doll eye eyelash extensions can be applied to any eye shape, some are more suited than others when it comes to achieving this particular look. Round eyes tend to work best since they have more surface area for attaching false lashes without making them appear too dense or crowded. Almond-shaped eyes also work well but may require more careful mapping to avoid overpowering other features such as brows or cheekbones. Deep-set eyes often need fewer extensions due to their natural depth already providing enough definition along the lash line.
Doll Eye Eyelash Extensions Video
To get an idea of how doll eye eyelash extensions are applied step-by-step, check out this video tutorial: . It demonstrates how technicians measure clients’ eyes before beginning the mapping and application process, shows various techniques used during application (such as isolating and blending), and provides helpful tips for maintaining the results afterward, including regular touch-ups every 2-3 weeks if needed.
Doll eye eyelash extensions provide a dramatic yet still relatively natural look that can last up to 6 weeks with proper maintenance, making them an increasingly popular choice among beauty enthusiasts worldwide. They come in three main types: classic, volume, and hybrid, which offer different effects depending on preference and desired outcome. Ideal eye shapes for doll eyelash extensions include round and almond-shaped eyes, mainly because they have more surface area available for attaching falsies without overcrowding other features like brows or cheekbones. Lash mapping is essential when applying doll eyes as it ensures even distribution throughout the entire lid while giving each client’s unique face structure its own special flair.
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