What should you do if a client experiences discomfort during the application?

When a client experiences discomfort during the application of eyelash extensions, it is essential to stop the application and assess the situation. This approach prioritizes the client's well-being and safety. Discomfort can be a sign of various issues, such as an allergic reaction, improper placement of the extensions, or sensitivity to the adhesives being used. By pausing the application, you can communicate with the client to understand their feelings, check for any visible issues, and make necessary adjustments to either the technique or products being used.

Continuing with the procedure without addressing the discomfort could lead to a worsening experience for the client, potentially resulting in pain or injury. Ignoring their discomfort is not in line with standard practices in client care, as it disregards their feedback and health. While applying a soothing cream may help alleviate discomfort after identifying the source, it is vital to first stop the application to ensure that the root of the problem is understood and addressed properly. Prioritizing the assessment ensures that the treatment can be adjusted to maintain a comfortable experience for the client.