What are hybrid eyelashes? Hybrid lashes are a 70 to 30 mix of classic lashes and volume lashes. Choosing hybrid extensions gives your customers the best of both worlds. The look is achieved by mixing classic eyelashes and volume eyelashes that are strategically placed to frame the eyes. Hybrid extensions offer a variety of textures and more volume, but without the sometimes unnatural look of voluminous eyelashes.
For customers who want a lash line with a little more volume but not as complete as volume extensions, this technique will provide the perfect balance. They can still look like natural but enhanced eyelashes. Bulky, hybrid eyelashes usually cost more than a classic set of eyelashes due to the amount of materials used. While classic eyelashes have a long lifespan and are more natural, hybrid eyelashes are better at achieving a spectacular effect.
The time needed to make a hybrid set of eyelash extensions is less than that of the established set of eyelash extensions, although it consumes more than the total number of extensions used in a classic set. Although it depends on the professional, on average, classic eyelash extension applications can take an hour and a half or two hours to complete. Classic false eyelashes were the first style of eyelash extensions and are still the favorites of many. If you decide to go for classic eyelashes, be prepared to be very careful with your post-procedure routine.
This leads us to think about the main difference between hybrid eyelash extensions and volume eyelash extensions. Truth be told, the hybrid eyelash style is best for customers who want to try the volume set or the mega-volume eyelash set but are hesitant to do so. It's also possible to find classic disposable false eyelash extensions, and they're good if you want to try them before making your final decision about semi-permanent extensions. The first thing you have in mind is that classic eyelash extensions are going to be the most basic form of application.
That's why the cost of hybrid eyelash treatments across the country is somewhere between the cost of classic and voluminous eyelashes. These are the most popular questions I've received from my clients over the years about the differences between classic, hybrid, and bulky eyelashes. The main difference between classic and hybrid eyelashes lies in their amount of volume, which is the number of eyelashes you want. When you opt for the classic set, you'll want to achieve a natural look by extending the length of your natural eyelashes.
