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AFTERCARE

The longevity of the eyelash extensions depends on how well you take care of them. The maintenance depends on YOU, therefore we cannot guarantee how long the extensions will stay. 



THE FIRST 48 HOURS AFTER INSTALL:

It takes 48 hours for the adhesive to cure (dry) thoroughly and yield a strong, durable bond. During this time, the adhesive bond is vulnerable to moisture, steam, excessive heat, cosmetic ingredients, and friction from rubbing and cleansing.

The following activities will result in a weaker bond, premature eyelash extension loss and therefore should be avoided during the first 48 hours:

ABSOLUTELY NO Shower for 24 hours (If you shower in the first 24 hours, they will most likely shed immediately). DO NOT WASH YOUR HAIR FOR 48 HOURS.

o Wetting your eyelashes example: crying, eye drops

o Working out or sweaty activities. Wear a headband when exercising.

o Exposure to excessive heat (hair dryers) & steam

o Touching OR “brushing” the extensions

o Active, aggressive sleeping or rubbing your face on your pillow

o Receiving irritating eye-area treatments

We recommend touch-up appointments every 2-3 weeks


AFTER THE FIRST 48 HOURS AVOID THE FOLLOWING


After the first 48hours, although the adhesive has fully cured, The following activities will weaken the adhesive bond and result in premature eyelash extension loss and therefore should be avoided completely for as long as you plan on maintaining your eyelash extensions:

VERY IMPORTANT: No oil-based products such as makeup remover, waterproof mascaras, makeup products, lotions etc. on your extensions. Oil breaks down the adhesive. The label of your products must say OIL FREE. The oils and emollient ingredients contained in the majority of makeup and skin care products weakens the eyelash extension adhesive and will cause the extensions to fall off more quickly.

*ANY PRODUCT (HAIR, MAKEUP, SKIN CARE) WHERE OIL IS LISTED AS AN INGREDIENT. PLEASE CHECKYOUR PRODUCT LABELS. Use of oil-based eye care products on or EVEN NEAR your eyelashes, such as eye creams, eye serums, Vaseline, and cleansers. ( i.e. La Mer, Philosphy Purity)
*Use of waterproof cosmetic products on or near the lashes (especially mascara and eyeliner)
*Excessive mascara application (including lash compatible mascara). Lash compatible mascara must be removed carefully each evening and should only be applied to tips, never from root.
*Using mechanical curlers OR BRUSHING EXTENSIONS. Only use mascara wand to reposition, not brush.
* Touching, picking, or pulling on your eyelashes.

o Excessively rubbing your eyes or lids (Note: Many people do this unconsciously)


GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Wash your face at the. Use a cloth to remove products from your face. Wipe around eyes avoiding your lashes. Clean the extensions using water and lint free applicators.

Avoid shower water directly hitting your lashes. Be cautious with cleansers, hair conditioner, and shampoo dripping into your lashes. Lean your head back in shower to avoid contact with all hair products, or use a detachable showerhead.

Keep oil under control, especially in the T-Zone and around the eyes. We recommend oil blotting film. Use them on the forehead and upper eyelids to prevent oil from sliding down to your eyes. Blot daily.

Avoid getting close to steamy pots, heated ovens, grills, or fire pits.

Although mascara is not usually necessary if you initially choose a look that gives you fullness and volume, eyelash extension mascaras can be used (sparingly) on ONLY the tips of your eyelash extensions. You may also use the eyelash extension mascara on your lower eyelashes.

COMMON REASONS LASHES FALL OFF…Natural lash shedding, improper care in the first 48 hours. Excessive rubbing, use of skin care products on, or even near your lashes. Exposure to steam.


LASH FILL MAINTENANCE

Your natural lash has an approximate life span. When your own lash sheds, it is replaced with a new lash. A re-lash is recommended every 2 weeks to replace any lashes lost due to your lash cycle in order to maintain the look and fullness of your lash extensions. Appointments past 3 weeks are considered a full set.

IMPORTANT: The goal is to take care of your lashes and come back with as many extensions as possible. This will save you time and money in the long run.

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