In this video, I’m sharing my honest thoughts on running sales as a lash artist and why I personally don’t rely on them in my business.

We’re talking about when sales actually make sense, when they can hurt your brand, and what to consider before discounting your services.

If you’ve ever wondered whether running a sale is the right move for your lash business, this video will help you think through it strategically instead of emotionally.

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In this video, I’m sharing my advice for lash artists who are experiencing a slow season and aren’t sure what to do next.

Slow seasons are normal, but they don’t have to leave you feeling stuck or discouraged. I’m talking about what to focus on when bookings slow down, how to stay productive, and the best ways to prevent slow seasons in the future.

If your schedule feels lighter than usual or you want to stay ahead of the next slow period, this video will help you move with more intention and confidence.

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In this episode, I’m answering a common question I get from lash artists: when should you charge deposits and how much should they be?

I’m breaking down why deposits are important, which clients they’re really for, and how to choose an amount that actually encourages clients to show up. We’re also talking about setting clear deposit policies and the best way to collect them so you can protect your time and your business.

If you’ve ever struggled with no-shows or last-minute cancellations, this conversation will give you clarity on how to move forward with confidence.

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