GLAAMY

Glaamy operates as a professional lash supply and training business from its studio in Orlando. The legal name listed on the site is Glaamy Lash LLC. The studio is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and is closed on weekends.

On the booking page, the services are grouped into eyebrows, Korean lash lifting, eyelash extensions, permanent makeup, facial waxing and tooth gems. Lash artists Elizabeth Milan and Magaly Montilla are the people named on the booking page.

The tooth gem menu is the most varied part of the booking page. Options run from a single gem at $50 and an extra gem at $10, through shaped gems such as hearts, squares and butterflies, up to a disco ball design and a personalized mix of 10 to 15 gems at $280. Appointment lengths are listed for each, from 30 minutes for a single gem to one hour and ten minutes for the larger designs.

Training is a separate side of the business. Certification programs start from zero and are taught in Spanish. One course covers eyebrow design, hair removal, hybrid tint and brow lamination at $700, and another covers classic lash extensions and technological fibers at $600. The courses are presented as step by step and aimed at beginners, and the site describes them as a way to choose a certification that supports growth in the beauty industry. Students sign in to the Glaamy Academy student page, which is created when they buy a course using the email address they paid with.

The shop also stocks supplies for lash artists, including adhesives, primers, bonders, cleansers and tools, along with disposable applicator wands and glue rings sold in packs of 100. Spanish-language e-books cover eye anatomy, practice pages and the classic and technological fiber manual. Per the site, orders of $100 or more ship free.

The business presents its training as step-by-step and suited to beginners, with certification options chosen around growth in the beauty industry.