# One-Day or Two-Day Lash Course: Which One Do You Need? > One day lash course or two day lash training? What a lash extension course for beginners includes, classic vs volume, mannequin and live models in Cranford, NJ. - Type: post - URL: https://eyedecorstudio.com/about/skin-journal/one-day-or-two-day-lash-course-which-one-do-you-need/ - Updated: 2026-10-05T02:30:37+00:00 ## About this page One day lash course or two day lash training? What a lash extension course for beginners includes, classic vs volume, mannequin and live models in Cranford, NJ. ## Key facts - Phone: +1-908-402-2310 - Email: hello@eyedecorstudio.com - Location: Cranford, NJ - Map: 40.65, -74.2956 - Price range: $$ - Serving: Kenilworth · Union · Elizabeth · Garwood · Roselle Park · Westfield · Clark · Linden - Social: https://www.facebook.com/p/Eye-Decor-Studio-100063746997135/ · https://www.instagram.com/eyedecor_studio/ - Logo: https://eyedecorstudio.com/storage/sites/18/uploads/7ddbd213-e47c-45de-96c5-e0d34825e53b.webp - Hours: Tuesday 09:00–19:00 - Hours: Wednesday 09:00–19:00 - Hours: Thursday 09:00–19:00 - Hours: Friday 09:00–19:00 - Hours: Saturday 09:00–19:00 ## Page content ## One-Day or Two-Day Lash Course: Which One Do You Need? A lash extension course for beginners is where you start, and what you start with matters most. Good training gives a strong base, confidence and a technique that will not let you down. Before you sign up, it helps to know how a one day lash course differs from two day lash training and what each of them actually… ## Why take a course at all Is it worth signing up for a course and spending money on it? YouTube is full of training videos, there are detailed instructions. In the end, you can get your hand in on relatives and friends. The answer is this: if you are serious about doing eyelash extensions on other people, you need to be trained in the craft. And it is not only about the certificate. On a course you take over the experience of a working artist right away and do not make silly mistakes at the start. ## One day or two days: how the formats differ There are several ways to learn. Often experienced artists and studio owners build their own training programs. This option is good because the student chooses the artist whose work they have followed for a long time. The other option is a program spread over several days, with a deeper immersion in the profession… At our studio both formats are taught one-on-one in a real salon environment in Cranford, NJ. The One-Day Class is 8 hours with a 30-minute lunch break and gives a strong foundation for beginners. The Two-Day Intensive covers the same theory and adds volume basics, more live models and more one-on-one guidance. The… ## What goes into a base course Every school offers its own program, so look at what exactly is included in the course. The program should have not only basic theory but a practical part. The deeper and more structured the material, the less you will have to look for extra information afterwards. In the one-day class this means full theory training, sanitation and hygiene protocols, choosing looks for facial features, the best brands and where to order them, hands-on practice with a mannequin, practice on one live model and classic basics. A starter kit, a training manual and a certificate of completion are… ## Classic first, volume later If you are only starting out, begin with the classic technique. It is considered the base, and learning it gives you an understanding of shape, curls, attaching and neatness. Do not rush into volumes. Why this matters. You learn to work precisely and without hurry. You develop your hand and attention to detail. You lay the foundation for any technique that comes later. The differences between classic and volume sets are easier to understand once the classic is in your hands. ## Related - [The complete aftercare bible](https://eyedecorstudio.com/about/skin-journal/the-complete-aftercare-bible/) - [Lamination, henna or tint?](https://eyedecorstudio.com/about/skin-journal/lamination-henna-or-tint/) - [Classic vs Volume vs Russian Volume](https://eyedecorstudio.com/about/skin-journal/classic-vs-volume-vs-russian-volume/) - [Which Facial Is Right for Your Skin? 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