Indiana Department Of Health Approved Indiana Lash Training MAY 8TH, 9TH, 10TH, 15TH, 16TH, 17TH! LOCATION: The Haverstick -9111 Haverstick Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 2 Weekends - Thursday, Friday, Saturday! Course Description PURCHASE WILL AUTO ENROLL YOU! Course comes with Large Kit ($500 VALUE) + Full size Lash Bed + Ergonomic Lash Pillow The London Lash Indiana State Training course will teach students with or without eyelash extension experience in person in-depth application & removal processes, description of classic, hybrid and volume sets, various style and mapping techniques, proper safety, sanitation, disinfection and cross contamination preventions, tools and ingredients, consultation process & risk factors, professionalism, and industry marketing tips. All teachings are following the Indiana Department of Health Eyelash Extension requirements. When will these classes be held? Check & DM our Instagram account for the latest available dates if they are not posted on this site! OR you may contact Cecilia directly via DM or phone number 502-296-9871 to schedule a customized class date! Format and Course Length • 15 Hours: Theory & Demonstration (DAY 1 & 2) [Bookwork & Mannequin]• 30 Hours: Hands-on Practice [Mannequin & Live Model Sets Completed] • 45 TOTAL HOURS to complete course & receive license. Course Outline & Agenda Students will be attending class Thursday, Friday, Saturday for two weekends. May 8th, 9th, 10th, 15th, 16th, 17th! Day 1+2: May 8th & 9th| 9am-5pm Theory Teachings & Instructor Demonstration with Mannequin [8] (lunch break included) Day 3,4,5,& 6:May 10th, 15th, 16th, 17th! 9am-4:30pm Student will strive to complete anywhere from 3-7+ mannequin & or live model sets during these hours, along with mapping practice, social media setup etc. (lunch break included) (At least 1-2 Live Models over the 4 days is required to ensure you have proper hands on practice & technique. Live Model work is heavily guided & supervised by trainer for support, reassurance & correction!) IMPORTANT NOTE: It is the responsibility of the student to provide models when required for practical sessions.
