The application in which individual eyelashes are attached directly to the clients own lashes is known as?

The process in which individual eyelashes are attached directly to a client's own natural lashes is referred to as eye tabbing. This technique involves isolating individual natural lashes and applying a synthetic lash to each one, which promotes a very natural look and enhances the client's eye appearance without the need for a strip lash or false lash as a base.

Lash extensions, while similar in that they also involve the application of synthetic lashes to natural ones, typically refer to a more comprehensive method that adds both volume and length, often in larger quantities rather than individually and thus might not always maintain the same degree of subtlety that eye tabbing emphasizes.

False lashes generally encompass any lashes that are not attached directly to the client’s own. These are usually applied in strips or clusters and do not provide the same individual attachment that eye tabbing does.

Eyelash perming is a completely different procedure that involves curling the natural lashes using a chemical solution, which does not involve the attachment of additional lashes at all. Understanding these distinctions is important for anyone studying esthetics practices, as it informs both the technique to use and the expected outcomes for clients.