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Lash Health Education

Understanding Lashes and the Role of Professional Care

Maintaining healthy natural lashes is essential – whether you wear extensions or not. Your natural lashes grow in cycles and can be weakened by poor habits like excessive rubbing, harsh makeup removal, or improper extension application. Lash follicles can become clogged or irritated without proper hygiene, leading to premature shedding or even infections. Regular cleansing of the lash line, nourishing the area with recommended serums, and allowing your lashes occasional breaks from extensions can support long-term lash health. With proper care and professional support, your natural lashes can remain strong, full, and ready for any beauty enhancement.

Our Lash Services

From Soft, Natural Looks to Bold, Glamorous Effects

We offer a complete suite of lash extension services tailored to every style, season, and need:

Classic Lashes – A natural enhancement using a 1:1 technique—one extension is applied to each natural lash for a soft, defined look. Ideal for clients who want length and subtle volume.
Hybrid Lashes – A balanced mix of classic and volume lashes, combining individual and fan techniques to create a textured, fuller appearance while still looking natural.
Volume Lashes – Multiple lightweight lash extensions are fanned and applied to each natural lash for a full, fluffy, and glamorous effect. Great for clients who want maximum volume.
Mega Volume – Ultra-fine extensions are applied for extreme density and drama. Best suited for clients with strong natural lashes who desire bold, high-impact volume.

Lash Extension Aftercare Guide

Avoid water, steam, and sweat for the first 24–48 hours after your appointment to allow the adhesive to fully cure.
Do not rub, pull, or touch your lashes excessively. This can cause premature shedding and damage your natural lashes.
Clean your lashes daily with a lash-safe cleanser and soft brush to remove oils, makeup, and debris. Clean lashes = longer retention.
Avoid oil-based skincare and makeup products, especially around the eye area, as oils break down the lash adhesive.
Skip mascara and eyelash curlers. These can damage both extensions and natural lashes.
Sleep on your back when possible and use a silk pillowcase to reduce friction.
Brush your lashes gently with a clean spoolie to keep them neat and prevent tangling.
Book a fill every 2–3 weeks to maintain fullness and keep your lash set looking its best.

Lashes

Lash Health Education

Understanding Lashes and the Role of Professional Care

Our Lash Services

From Soft, Natural Looks to Bold, Glamorous Effects

Lash Extension Aftercare Guide

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