Beauty

Eyelash extensions typically last 4-6 weeks, depending on your natural lash cycle and how well you care for them. To maintain a full look, most people get fills every 2-3 weeks.

When applied correctly by a professional, eyelash extensions should not damage your natural lashes. Proper care is essential, including avoiding rubbing your eyes and using oil-free products around your lashes.

Gently cleanse your lashes daily with a lash-safe cleanser and a soft brush. Avoid oil-based products, as they can break down the adhesive and cause your extensions to fall out prematurely.

A full set of eyelash extensions usually takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to apply, depending on the desired look and the number of lashes being applied.

Most people can wear eyelash extensions, but if you have certain eye conditions like allergies, infections, or sensitive eyes, you may need to consult with a professional to see if they’re right for you.

It’s best to have them professionally removed to avoid damaging your natural lashes. Attempting to remove them at home can cause breakage or pulling of your lashes.

Your lash technician will help you choose a style that complements your eye shape and desired look, whether you want a natural enhancement or a more dramatic effect.

The cost of eyelash extensions varies based on location, lash technician experience, and the type of extensions you choose. On average, a full set can range from £30 to £60 or more.

Yes, you can wear contact lenses with eyelash extensions. However, it's recommended to remove them during the application process to avoid irritation.

To protect your extensions, try to sleep on your back if possible. If you're a side or stomach sleeper, consider using a silk or satin pillowcase, as it’s gentler on lashes and helps reduce friction.

No, you shouldn’t curl your eyelash extensions. They are pre curled, and using an eyelash curler can break or damage them. If you want a specific curl, let your lash technician know during your appointment.

Once the adhesive has set (after 24-48 hours), eyelash extensions are water-resistant, allowing you to shower, swim, and exercise without worrying about them falling off.

No, the application of eyelash extensions should be painless and relaxing. If you feel discomfort during the process, let your lash technician know immediately, as this could indicate improper application.

If you have sensitive eyes, it’s essential to inform your technician before the application. They may use hypoallergenic glue and recommend a patch test to ensure you won’t have an adverse reaction.

Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes, and refrain from using oil based products near your lashes. Gently brush your lashes daily with a clean spoolie to keep them looking neat, and cleanse them regularly with a lash safe cleanser.

Yes, but it’s best to use a water-based or gel eyeliner, as oil-based products can weaken the adhesive. Avoid heavy or waterproof formulas that can be difficult to remove without affecting the extensions.

Premature shedding can occur if the lashes weren’t properly cared for or if you’ve been exposed to too much moisture, like steam or oil. If this happens, schedule a fill with your technician to restore your lashes.

Yes, extensions vary in thickness, length, and curl type, allowing for a customised look to suit your preferences and natural lashes.