Jun 8, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 14 segments
**What does it really take to build a beauty business from the ground up?** In this episode of Tell Me About It, Cait Muir sits down with Tash Rowe, founder of Lash Baby Australia. Tash opened her…
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But you also said that, like, something you are really passionate about is actually safe lash extensions, and this is something that is a bane on the industry.

I've been victimized by it a few times in my life too, when my rude lash appointments go and have babies and take mat leave [laughs] and things like that, and they just break all your lashes off.

And, you know, someone I was seeing before I was seeing you, who I thought seemingly was good, I'm a client, I don't know, I can't look closely at my lashes either, and then I go to someone like you, I'm like, "Wow, everything's totally different." So tell me about that, because there's definitely...

Um, where do we even start? Basically, lashes have this really big misconception.

They're like, "Your natural lash is thinner afterwards, they're shorter, they're finer," all this sort of stuff.

And it drives me insane, because that's only the case if the lashes are applied wrong.

If they're stuck on properly and they're the right size, the right weight, the right thickness, it's totally fine.

And I still get people come through all the time, and they've got tiny, tiny, tiny little lashes with huge extensions over the top, and I'm like, "This is why people think lashes cause damage," because if they're done wrong and they're done like this, that's what causes the damage.

And that's where, like, in my early days in my career, I had so many clients coming through with just...

There was a phase there, though, where, and, like, I was never a victim of this, there was a phase there, though, where, like, the big, crazy fake lash looking lashes were kind of trending.

... "Ugh, the damage that's going to come from that," and it just, it hurts me to look at it because I was too a victim of it.

But you also said that, like, something you are really passionate about is actually safe lash extensions, and this is something that is a bane on the industry.

I've been victimized by it a few times in my life too, when my rude lash appointments go and have babies and take mat leave [laughs] and things like that, and they just break all your lashes off.

And, you know, someone I was seeing before I was seeing you, who I thought seemingly was good, I'm a client, I don't know, I can't look closely at my lashes either, and then I go to someone like you, I'm like, "Wow, everything's totally different." So tell me about that, because there's definitely...

Um, where do we even start? Basically, lashes have this really big misconception.

They're like, "Your natural lash is thinner afterwards, they're shorter, they're finer," all this sort of stuff.

And it drives me insane, because that's only the case if the lashes are applied wrong.

If they're stuck on properly and they're the right size, the right weight, the right thickness, it's totally fine.

And I still get people come through all the time, and they've got tiny, tiny, tiny little lashes with huge extensions over the top, and I'm like, "This is why people think lashes cause damage," because if they're done wrong and they're done like this, that's what causes the damage.

And that's where, like, in my early days in my career, I had so many clients coming through with just...

There was a phase there, though, where, and, like, I was never a victim of this, there was a phase there, though, where, like, the big, crazy fake lash looking lashes were kind of trending.

... "Ugh, the damage that's going to come from that," and it just, it hurts me to look at it because I was too a victim of it.
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