The Korean lash lift is an ADVANCED lash lift method. The word "Korean" isn't just thrown in there, it represents the origin of this particular technique.  Behind every lift is a chemical process that reshapes the lash, and two of the most common approaches you'll hear about are TGA (traditional) and CHC (Korean). They both achieve the same goal, but they do it in different ways.

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• THIOGLYCOLIC ACID (TGA) is the traditional ingredient used in many classic lash lift systems. Because of how it works, it is known for being fast and effective. TGA-based systems have been trusted in the industry for years, and deliver beautiful results!

• CYSTEAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE (CHC) is a newer alternative that is also effective in lash lifting, but through a different chemical pathway. It has become popular in more modern systems that focus on a gentler approach to lash lifting. CHC-based systems are a go-to for those looking for a softer, more controlled lift experience.

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Both TGA and CHC are designed to lift and reshape lashes effectively. The difference comes down to how they interact with the hair, how quickly they process, and the overall experience during the service.

Understanding both techniques gives me more control as a beauty professional and helps me choose the right system for my clients and my technique.

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Not sure which is best for you? I can help you understand the options based on your unique lashes, and give you the gorgeous result you're looking for!