South African Lash Tech’s Viral Eyebrow Extensions Break the Internet, Mzansi Is Amazed

• A lash tech went viral on social media after she showcased the process of conducting her eyebrow extensions
• The TikTok video gained massive attraction online, generating over 1.6 million views, thousands of likes and comments
• People loved the woman's work, and they rushed to the comment section to shower her with compliments, while others expressed their thoughts
• Briefly News spoke to CEO @shugarlashpro Bongi Mabentsela on all things eyebrow extension and more

Beaming with pride, one young lady took to TikTok to rave about being the first South African lash tech to conduct an eyebrow extension.

Woman shows off her process of conducting eyebrow extension

This lash tech has become the talk of the town, and Mzansi is amped. In a TikTok video shared by @shugarlashpro, the young lady flexed how she conducts her eyebrow extension on her clients. But what captured the attention of many people was that she stated that she was the first tech in the country to do eyebrow extensions.

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Speaking to Briefly News, Bongi Mabentsela, the CEO of @shugarlashpro, shared with the publication about her early days of being in the beauty industry.

"I have always been in the beauty industry, and I have been a lash artist. I got into a lash when I did my training in Russian volume. I did my Russian volume set, and I was obsessed. I knew that this was my calling," she said.

The beautician shared that she came across a woman in Dubia who taught her the technique, which gave her the "confidence" to introduce it to her clients in South Africa.

Bongi Mabentsela said that she uses human hair and glue when conducting eyebrow extensions. She also notes that the procedure is "safe," and they last for two weeks.

"They are very safe, and the only allergy issue would be the glue, which lasts two weeks. You come for a refill, but because it is new to the market, I am working on ways for it to last longer, and I am currently in the process of learning that technique," she adds.

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The CEO urged every beauty industry employee to learn and improve their skills.

People online were impressed with her work, and the video became a viral hit, gathering over 1.6 million views and thousands of likes and comments on TikTok.

Taking to TikTok, @shugarlashpro captioned her post saying:

"You heard it here first. Get the scoop on our extension secrets."

Take a look at the woman's work of art below:

Peeps react to video

Many people took to the comments to praise the woman for her work, while others expressed their thoughts on the eyebrow extension.

Lornaloxina said:

"I m a Beautician, sometimes I laugh at things we do as women like yoooo they are so unbelievable, fun, and so satisfying."

Caramel bunny added:

"@Tebogo Hellen yah ne I’m defeated."

Tshepiso Faith Mofokeng

"We have eyebrow extension manje."

Knockout wrote:

"Actually, this looks so cool."

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Busi Ngubane commented:

"Love this."

South African woman's eyelash extension disaster goes viral on TikTok

Briefly News previously reported that a woman's eye was left infected and burning after she botched an eyelash extension all on her own, and the video went viral on TikTok.

The footage shared by @ella_minee on the video platform shows the young lady getting her lashes removed, which have been infected. The woman can be seen holding her hands as the beautician embarks on the journey to get her off her eyes. The stunner was in an excruciating amount of pain while removing her lashes.

Source: Briefly News