The first is the original V tape method. 2 small strips of micropore tape are cut for each eye. You should stick them to the back of your hand a few times before placing them on clients eyes as they have quite a bit of stick and can pull and irritate skin if placed straight onto the client.
Start at the outer corner of the eye and place tape down.
Place the second piece of tape from the inner corner to the middle to form a V.
Make sure you have caught all the bottom lashes in the tape.
The second method is the tape and gel pads. You tape as above then apply the gel pads over the tape. as you can see I always place my gel pads quite a bit lower than the tape as they can cause irritation when placed too close to the eye, especially if the client has naturally watery eyes.
This is an example of how NOT to place gel eyepads!
The final taping is using my preferred method - the tape cutting tutorial is here:
Tape Cutting Tutorial
The benefits of this method are that the tape is hypo allergenic - which means no allergies. They are also big enough for you to wipe excess glue on, and your tweezers will not pierce the tape in the event that you press on it.
I recommend using a swipe of Vasoline under the eyes prior to placing the tape so that there is no discomfort when removing.
All the above products can be purchased here:
Tape Products
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