~ Frequently Asked Questions ~

Eyelash extensions are synthetic fibers applied individually to natural lashes to create a lengthening, volumizing, and curving effect. They provide a more intense look and fuller lashes.

The duration of an eyelash extension application depends on the chosen method and maintenance. Generally, they can last from 2 to 4 weeks. It is recommended to have regular touch-ups every 2 to 3 weeks to maintain a full and voluminous result.

No, when applied correctly by a certified technician, eyelash extensions do not damage natural lashes.

Yes, eyelash extensions are safe for the eyes when applied correctly. It is important to ensure that high-quality products suitable for ocular use are used. Trained technicians are aware of proper hygiene and safety practices to minimize risks.

To maintain eyelash extensions, avoid getting them wet for the first 24 hours after application. Also, minimize excessive rubbing and use a non-greasy eye makeup remover. Gently brush the lashes with the small brush provided by your technician to keep them well-groomed. Avoid using oily products and refrain from pulling on your extensions.

The use of mascara is generally unnecessary with eyelash extensions as they already provide a voluminous look. Additionally, when removing mascara, you risk loosening the extensions.

Eyelash extensions are suitable for almost everyone, regardless of the length and thickness of natural lashes. However, individuals with dermatological or ocular allergies should avoid any potential risks. Consult a professional for a personalized evaluation.

Classic eyelash extensions involve applying a single extension to a natural lash, while Volume involves applying several thinner extensions to a single lash to create a volumizing effect. Volume provides a thicker and more dramatic appearance.

Yes, you can wear eyelash extensions even if you wear glasses. Your technician will adjust the length accordingly.

It is advisable to avoid steam baths as they can weaken the adhesive bond. However, you can generally swim. Make sure to rinse them thoroughly and gently pat dry with a towel after water exposure.

Synthetic eyelash extensions are made from durable synthetic fibers and are more cost-effective. Mink or silk lashes are often considered lighter, softer, and more natural-looking. The choice between different lash types depends on the personal preferences of your technician.

Eyelash extension application should not be painful when done correctly. However, some individuals may experience a slight tingling sensation or irritation if the lashes are applied too close to the lash line or if they have particular sensitivity. If you experience excessive pain, it is important to contact your technician.

It is generally not recommended to use an eyelash curler on eyelash extensions as it can damage both the extensions and natural lashes. Eyelash extensions are designed to maintain a natural or specific curvature chosen during the application.

An eyelash extension touch-up usually takes less time than a full application since only lost extensions are replaced. The duration may vary depending on the amount of lashes to be replaced but generally ranges between 1 hour and 1.5 hours.

The duration of a full eyelash extension appointment can vary depending on several factors, such as the chosen method and the number of lashes to be applied. In general, a full appointment can take between 2.5 to 3.5 hours.

It is normal to lose a few natural lashes each day, even without eyelash extensions. After the application, you may experience a slight loss of natural lashes as they go through their natural growth cycle. Keep in mind that, on average, you lose between 2 and 5 natural lashes per eye every day!

Eyelash extensions are available in different curl types to accommodate preferences and desired looks. Commonly used curl types include J-curl, B-curl, C-curl, CC-curl, and D-curl. Each curl offers a different effect, ranging from a natural look to a more dramatic and curved appearance.

Eyelash extensions can be applied in different shapes to create various effects. The most commonly used shapes include doll eye shape (longer toward the center of the eye), cat eye shape (longer toward the outer corner of the eye), and natural shape (varied lengths for a more natural look). However, other shapes like Fox style (L-curl), wispy volume (mix of fans and spikes), and Kim K (wet look effect) also exist.