Course structure and schedule
The Lash Extension Certification Training is a single, instructor-led session lasting 240 MINUTES and priced at $150. The course combines a detailed training manual with in-class activities: mannequin practice, live model demonstrations, and a starter lash kit sized to service up to 25 clients. Students must bring their own model for the hands-on portion.
Time in class balances demonstration, guided practice, and instructor feedback rather than isolated lectures. Expect step-by-step demonstrations followed by supervised practice on mannequins and then your brought model. Because the downtown Marietta location is accessible from I-75 and surrounding neighborhoods, scheduling can accommodate local commutes, school drop-offs, and workday routines.
Mannequin and live model practice
Mannequin practice gives each student the opportunity to build muscle memory before working on a live person. The training manual supports those practice sessions with checklists and visual aids. During live demonstrations the instructor models technique on a client, then students practice under supervision on the model they bring, applying the skills covered in the manual.
Instructor-led feedback during hands-on practice focuses on safe application, client comfort, and consistent workflow rather than guaranteeing cosmetic outcomes. After hands-on work, students receive certification and lifetime support for clinical questions and business follow-up. The included kit provides supplies sufficient to serve up to 25 clients during initial client work.
Business skills and local considerations
The course includes marketing strategies and practical business steps aimed at helping students attract clients in Marietta and nearby communities like Smyrna, Vinings, and Kennesaw. Training covers appointment planning, client intake basics, and how to position services around downtown activity such as Marietta Square events and weekday commuter patterns.
Local climate and seasonal patterns—hot, humid summers and pollen in spring—shape client routines and expectations. Training addresses how to advise clients about seasonal care and scheduling, and how local commuting and downtown retail rhythms affect appointment times. Students learn to adapt service conversations to the regional lifestyle and client scheduling needs.
