Aftercare Guide

How to Care for Your New Lashes

Though lash extensions are easy to maintain, the first twenty-four hours are crucial for a strong bond.

Important: Keep your lashes dry and avoid touching them for the first 24 hours. The eyelash cycle is approximately four to twelve weeks. Do not be alarmed if some lashes fall out quickly — they most likely were at the end of their cycle.

Care Guidelines

1
For the first 48 hours after application, lashes should not be exposed to water or steam to allow the adhesive time to fully bond. Avoid swimming, saunas and steam rooms.
2
Be gentle to your lashes; do not excessively rub your eyes or pull on the extensions.
3
Groom your lashes as needed with a clean mascara wand, preferably when wet.
4
Cleanse using only specially formulated cleansers to remove natural oils from your eyelids.
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Do not use regular or waterproof mascara. Most brands contain oils that will break down the adhesive.
6
Use powdered, liquid or gel eyeliners. Pencils tend to leave an oily residue which could loosen the bond.
7
Take special care around the eye area when cleansing your face. Gently cleanse and do not scrub or rub your eyes.
8
Avoid any type of oil-based product around the eyes. Oils will break down the adhesive.
9
Never use a clamp-style eyelash curler on your extensions. This can permanently damage the extensions and your natural lashes.
10
Eyelash combs are great for grooming your lashes every morning.
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Avoid extreme variation of heat, humidity, and cold weather — your extensions will last longer.
12
Normal activities like swimming can resume after 48 hours.
13
Schedule a Fill appointment every 2 to 3 weeks for timely touch-ups.
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Do not attempt to remove the extensions yourself. Please book a removal appointment.
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Let skin care providers know about your Eyelash Extensions and use caution when using steam, acid/peels, laser or hydroxyl treatments.

Contact Seena at 615-289-9654 for any other questions or concerns!