Lash Technician Skills

Lash technicians need the following skills in order to be successful:

Communication: Communication is the ability to convey information to others in a clear and understandable way. Lash technicians must be able to communicate with their clients to ensure they understand the treatment process and the results they can expect. They must also be able to communicate with their coworkers to ensure they understand the treatment process and the results they can expect.

Organization: Keeping track of client information, appointment schedules and product inventory is an important part of the job for a lash technician. They may use scheduling software to organize their work and keep track of their daily tasks. Lash technicians may also use inventory management software to track the products they have in their salon and when they need to reorder.

Customer service: Customer service skills can help you interact with clients and make them feel comfortable during their appointment. Customer service skills can also help you answer any questions clients may have about the treatment process.

Product knowledge: Lash technicians should have a thorough understanding of the products they use on clients. This includes knowing the ingredients in the products, how to apply them and the results clients can expect. Lash technicians should also know the differences between products and be able to recommend the best product for each client.

Technological skills: The ability to use technology and software is an important skill for a lash technician. Many salons and spas use computer software to track client information, manage appointments and track employee hours. Lash technicians may also use technology to create marketing materials, design fliers and update social media accounts.


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