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May 21, 2011
Soma S.
Tell your client to look up - just remember, to make it as easy for your client as possible, their pupils should be pointed the opposite direction of where you're working. The less they see, the less they'll freak out you're working near their eyes - which means less blinking, less twitching, and less overreacting from you're touching their sensitive eyes.
May 21, 2011
Korie S.
Ask them to tilt their head back and look up. By doing this, it will allow you to get right at the lash line or water line because theres a clearer space to work with and lessens the chance of you poking them in the eye from the constant blinking.
May 22, 2011
Grace N.
i agree with the past two replies -- just ask them to tilt their head back, and also don't be afraid to let them know that if you need to, you might gently pull down on the skin underneath the eye so that you can access the waterline. i'm finding that talking/communicating about what you're doing to the client helps a lot :)