Avoid using regular face washes, as they contain glycerin and other oils unsuitable for extensions.
Remove makeup at the end of each night.
Not washing your lashes can leave them oily, dusty, and dirty, leading to clogged follicles.
If lashes aren’t properly or consistently washed between fills, too much residue can build up by the next appointment, causing the old extensions to not match the new, clean, fluffy ones.
Avoid applying eye cream directly at the lash base.
Keep lashes dry for 24 hours after application.
Do not perm, tint, or use an eyelash curler on extensions.
Refrain from pulling or tugging on the lashes, as this can create gaps.
Visit a trained lash technician for professional removal if needed.
Avoid direct heat from ovens, grills, blow dryers, lighters, saunas, etc.
Extreme heat can damage extensions, causing them to singe, melt, lose their curl, frizzle, or clump together since they are synthetic fibers.
Saltwater and chlorinated pool water can weaken the adhesive bond, so always wash lash extensions thoroughly after swimming.