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Will lash extensions damage my natural lashes?No, if applied correctly by a trained technician, lash extensions should not damage your natural lashes. Damage typically occurs due to improper application, heavy extensions, or poor aftercare, such as pulling or rubbing your lashes.
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Will I have an allergic reaction? Is the glue safe?Yes, allergic reactions are possible but rare. The adhesive used is safe when applied correctly, but some clients may be sensitive to the ingredients. A patch test before your appointment is recommended to check for allergies.
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How long should I avoid water after getting lashes? Why?You should avoid water, steam, and sweat for the first 24-48 hours after getting lash extensions. This is because the adhesive needs time to cure fully and bond securely with your natural lashes. Exposure to water or moisture too soon can make the adhesive reactive, which may cause your lashes to stick together and weaken the bond, leading to extensions falling out prematurely or not adhering properly.
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How long do lash extensions last? What if they fall out?Extensions typically last 4-6 weeks, depending on your natural lash cycle and aftercare. If they fall out prematurely, you may need a refill every 2-3 weeks to maintain a full look.
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Why do lash extensions fall out with my natural lashes?Lash extensions fall out with your natural lashes because they are attached directly to them. This does not mean your lashes were harmed by the glue. It’s a natural process—your natural lashes go through a shedding cycle, and the adhesive helps keep the extensions attached until the lash naturally sheds. On average, people lose 2-5 natural lashes per day, so some loss of extensions is normal.
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How can I take care of my lashes to make them last longer?Avoid oil-based makeup and skincare products. Use a lash shampoo daily to keep them clean. Avoid rubbing, pulling, or sleeping on your face. Schedule regular refills. Apply lash serums can make your lashes stronger to hold the extensions longer time.
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Can I get lash extensions if my lashes are sparse? How will they look?Yes! Extensions can be customized to suit sparse lashes, using lightweight or hybrid styles to create a fuller appearance without overburdening your natural lashes. Also apply lash serums can make your lashes stronger to hold the extensions.
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Is it safe for pregnant women to get lash extensions?Yes, but pregnant women should inform their technician, as lying flat for extended periods may be uncomfortable. A pregnancy-safe adhesive can also be used if necessary.
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What lash style suits me best? (e.g.natural, cat-eye, voluminous)The best lash style depends on your eye shape, natural lash condition, and desired look. For example: Natural: Enhances your lashes subtly. Cat-eye: Adds length to the outer corners for an elongated look. Voluminous: Creates a bold, dramatic appearance. Your lash technician can recommend a style that complements your features.
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Which is better for me: lash extensions or a lash lift?Lash extensions are best if you want length, volume, or a dramatic look. Lash lifts are great if you prefer a low-maintenance, natural enhancement of your natural lashes.
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Can I wear makeup? What kind of remover is safe?You can wear makeup, but avoid mascara, as it can be difficult to remove without damaging the extensions. Use an oil-free makeup remover to clean your face.
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What style is best for Christmas, weddings, or parties?Christmas: Glitter or colored lashes for a festive touch. Weddings: Natural or wispy styles for a timeless look. Parties: Dramatic, voluminous lashes or bold cat-eye styles. A consultation can help determine the best fit for the occasion.
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Why can’t I be late to the appointment?We reserve a specific time slot for your appointment—for example, a 2-week infill for classic lashes takes approximately 35 minutes. If you are late by 20 minutes, it leaves us with only 15 minutes to complete your appointment, which is not enough to fill your lashes properly. We always try our best to reallocate or extend your appointment by adjusting other clients’ schedules. However, this depends on whether other clients agree to delay their appointments, which isn’t always possible. If we cannot extend your time, we may only have those 15 minutes to complete your service, which could result in lashes that don’t meet your expectations. To ensure the best results, please arrive on time so we can give your lashes the attention they deserve.
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Why can’t I wear mascara, strip lashes, use a curler, or have lash lifts before the appointment?Mascara, strip lashes, curlers, and lash lifts can leave residue or alter the natural shape of your lashes, making it difficult for the extensions to adhere properly. This can lead to poor retention or uneven results. Additionally, if you arrive with mascara or strip lashes, more time will be needed to remove makeup, leaving less time for the actual extension application. This could result in a less full or not-so-perfect look. For the best outcome, come with clean, product-free lashes.
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Why do I have to pay a fee if I can’t attend my appointment due to unexpected circumstances?When you book an appointment, we reserve that time specifically for you. If you cancel at the last minute, it’s often too late for us to fill that slot with another client. The fee helps compensate our lash technicians, who rely on these appointments for their income. It ensures fairness to both our staff and other clients by maintaining a consistent and professional schedule.
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Why do I need to book a 3-week infill if it has been over two weeks, even though I still have many lashes left?After two weeks, your natural lashes have grown, and many extensions will be outgrown. These need to be removed before new extensions can be applied. This process takes extra time and is essential for maintaining lash health and ensuring your extensions look balanced and fresh. Our salon policy states that appointments between 2–4 weeks are charged as 3–4-week infills. This ensures we can dedicate enough time to give you the best results. We don’t charge based on how many lashes need to be replaced but on the time and expertise required to create a flawless look.
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Your website says the treatment takes 2 hours, but it finished in 1.5 hours. Did you not do it properly?The time listed on our website is an estimate to accommodate different needs. If your service was completed faster, it could mean your lashes required less time while still meeting our high-quality standards. Additionally, different technicians have varying paces and skill levels. A faster application doesn’t mean less attention to detail—it simply reflects the technician’s efficiency and expertise. Rest assured, quality is never compromised.
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My previous technician completed my lashes in just 1 hour. Why can’t you do the same?Every technician has a unique method and pace. We focus on precision and quality, which may take more time. This ensures your natural lashes are properly isolated, the adhesive is applied securely, and the style suits your face perfectly. Taking extra time allows us to maintain the highest standards for your lash extensions, ensuring they last longer and look flawless.
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Why do I need to book a 3-week infill appointment at your salon if I had my lashes done at another salon within the last two weeks, even if I only need a small touch-up?Every salon has its own techniques, products, and application styles, and we can’t always guarantee compatibility with our methods. For example, we may need to remove some outgrown or improperly applied extensions, twisted lashes, or lashes causing discomfort. These adjustments take time and effort to ensure a clean and seamless result. Booking a 3-week infill ensures we have enough time to correct any issues and create a beautiful, cohesive lash design.
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What’s the difference in cost between refills and a new set?Refills are less expensive since you’re only replacing lost extensions, while a new set involves applying lashes to all your natural lashes, requiring more time and effort.
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Why do different styles have different prices?Different styles vary in complexity and the number of extensions used. For example, voluminous or hybrid styles require more lashes and time, which increases the cost.
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