Aftercare

You may be brand new to lashes, or perhaps you are a regular lash connoisseur. However, we think it’s important that regardless of how familiar you are, that you have all the right information to help you take care of your lashes. Lash extensions are delicate things and do need a little TLC to ensure that they last well. The answer to ‘How long will they last?’ is hugely variable – it mostly comes down to you and what you do (and don’t do) to them. DO Leave them alone, particularly during the first few hours. The more you touch them, the more oils from your fingers get on them, the more strain on the lash root etc. After the 24 hour mark, they are technically waterproof, however, if you exposing them to steam regularly or rubbing them from swimming lots, they won’t last as long – so just gently pat them dry when wet. If you have a very oily face, try to control this as much as possible with blotting papers, mattifying lotions etc. and by using oil-control moisturizer. Make sure you are using oil-free products on your face, particularly eye makeup removers and cleansers. Clean them properly, at least a few times a week with a foaming lash cleanser. Let me know before your infill if you think you will need more time because you have lost more lashes than expected, or want to upgrade to a thicker set/more lashes.