Eyelash extensions are semi-permanent fibers that are attached to your natural eyelashes to make them appear longer, fuller, and darker. They are applied individually to each natural lash using a medical-grade adhesive by a professional lash artist.

Eyelash extensions typically last between 4 to 6 weeks, depending on your natural lash cycle and how well you care for them. You’ll need infills every 2 to 3 weeks to maintain a full lash look.

Yes, eyelash extensions are safe when applied by a trained and certified lash technician using high-quality products. It’s essential to follow aftercare instructions to prevent any irritation or infections.

Arrive with a clean face, free of makeup, oils, and lotions. Avoid using waterproof mascara 48 hours before your appointment as it can leave residue that prevents the adhesive from bonding properly.

Yes, but avoid using oil-based products and waterproof mascara, as these can weaken the adhesive. Instead, use water-based or extension-safe makeup products. Be gentle when removing makeup to avoid damaging the extensions.

• Avoid getting your lashes wet for the first 24-48 hours after application.
• Clean your lashes regularly with an oil-free lash cleanser.
• Avoid rubbing your eyes or pulling on your lashes.
• Avoid steam, saunas, and swimming for the first 48 hours.

You should avoid getting them wet for the first 24-48 hours to allow the adhesive to fully cure. After that period, it’s safe to get them wet, but avoid long exposure to water, which can weaken the bond.

The initial application of a full set of eyelash extensions typically takes between 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the style and the number of lashes being applied. Refills usually take about 1 hour.

When applied correctly and cared for properly, eyelash extensions should not damage your natural lashes. Damage usually occurs from improper application or neglecting aftercare.

It is recommended to have your eyelash extensions professionally removed by a trained lash technician to avoid damage to your natural lashes. Do not attempt to pull or pick them off, as this can cause your natural lashes to fall out prematurely.

Eyelash extensions come in various types, including synthetic, silk, and mink. They also vary in length, thickness, and curl type (e.g., J-curl, C-curl, D-curl), which can be customized based on your desired look.

Yes, you can choose the length, thickness, and curl type of your extensions to achieve the look you want, whether it’s natural and subtle or bold and dramatic. Your lash technician will help you decide what works best for your eye shape and natural lashes.

It’s recommended to get infills every 2 to 3 weeks to keep your lashes looking full and fresh. Waiting longer may require a more extensive refill or a full new set.

Most people do not experience any side effects, but some may have a mild reaction to the adhesive, such as redness or itching. It’s important to do a patch test before your first application if you have sensitive skin.

Yes, but it’s important to wait 24-48 hours after application before doing so to ensure the adhesive cures fully. After that period, regular activities like swimming and exercising are fine, but always pat your lashes dry instead of rubbing them.

If you experience an allergic reaction, such as redness, swelling, or itching, contact your lash technician immediately. They may need to remove the extensions and recommend a different adhesive or treatment.

You do not need to curl your eyelash extensions as they are already pre-curled. Tinting is generally not recommended, as it can weaken the adhesive and cause the extensions to fall out prematurely.

Try to sleep on your back to avoid pressing your lashes against the pillow, which can cause them to become misshapen or fall out prematurely. You can also use a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction.

Avoid oil-based makeup removers, heavy creams, and any products containing alcohol or strong solvents, as these can break down the adhesive. Use products specifically designed for use with eyelash extensions.