The LASHGASM blog publishes guides written from real studio work in Montréal, grouped into three clusters: lash services, training and craft, and professional products.
Nothing here is written to fill a schedule. Each guide answers a question clients or students actually ask at the studio, and links back to the service or course page that resolves it.
Three clusters, three audiences
Every guide belongs to one of three clusters, because LASHGASM serves three different readers: clients booking a service, artists learning the craft, and professionals buying supplies.
These guides cover the sets, lifts and maintenance offered at the Montréal studio, from choosing a style to how long a result lasts.
5 published guides
These guides are for people learning the craft with Anna, from the beginner course through the professional practice that follows it.
3 published guides
These guides cover professional equipment: trays, tweezers, adhesives and accessories, the ones Anna works with and teaches.
3 published guides
Why these guides exist
The guides exist to answer the decision a reader is actually facing, not to repeat the service pages.
A client deciding between a lash lift and extensions needs a comparison, not a menu. A graduate pricing their first sets needs the business context the course covers, not a sales page. Where a guide overlaps a service page, the service page stays the definitive source of prices and durations and the guide links to it.
Where to start
If you are booking rather than reading, the service and course pages carry the current facts.
Start from the lash services menu for prices and durations, the lash training pillar for the two courses, or the lash glossary if a term in a guide is unfamiliar. Guides are written by Anna Dao.