content: I went to Mirage Nail and Spa  to get acrylic nails which were just \""ok\""    I had recently had eyelash extensions put on at a place in Canada, and when I was there Gina inquired about them.   They were absolutely stunning.   I told here it was time for a fill and I hadn't found anyone in Arizona to fill them and she assured me that they use the top of the line lashes and glue and they were all very experienced technicians, (5 years or more)   I was a little hesitant because the price was a little less than other places.   And I asked her repeatedly if she could make them just the way they were, r and I  told her I was worried because I didn't want them ruined.  Again she assured me it would be great.   \nWell, it wasn't!  The process was clunky and I could tell she was having problems with them going on while I was laying there, and she even glued my top lashes to my bottom lashes.   \nThe length and fullness was nice, but they were so hard and full of glue that whenever I closed my eyes i got poked and my eyelids burned.   I came home and brushed them and most of them fell out, along with my natural eyelashes!   I'm now waiting and searching for a good technician to apply new lashes.   \nMy advice to this place is Stop Doing Lashes!  at least until you get more training.   It is completely ethically irresponsible to tell customers you're great at something when clearly you are not.   I would have never consented to her doing my lashes if I'd known she was so terrible ... not even if she said it was free.   The cheap price should be your first clue!   Because a real technician that knows what they're doing is worth whatever they want to charge!   \nStick with Pedicures and Manicures!