LASH BEFORE & AFTERCARE

EYE TYPE & LASH SET

  • ALOMND EYE

    • Cat Eye
    • Fox Eye
    • Doll Eye
    • Wispy Eye
    • Natural Eye

  • ROUND EYE

    • Cat Eye
    • Fox Eye

  • HOODED EYE

    • Cat Eye
    • Doll Eye

  • MONOLID EYE

    • Cat Eye
    • Doll Eye

  • CLOSED SET EYE

    • Cat Eye
    • Fox Eye

  • CAT EYE

    slightly “feline” look making the eye appear longer. These extensions not only elongate the eye, but they provide a lifting look, too. They’re excellent options for close-set or almond-shaped eyes.

  • NATURAL

    Mimic a client’s natural eyelash look. The lashes are applied expertly to achieve desired results, enhancing what’s already there. It’s an option suitable for all eye shapes and sizes

  • HYBRID

    Involve the combination of classic and volume lashes alternate lashes between single synthetic lash application and fans, creating a strategically glamour look with a more natural wispy appearance.

  • CLASSIC

    The application of one synthetic eyelash to every natural one. This option offers volume and length often called the mascara effect and is most suitable for people who would like to enhance their natural appearance without it being too obvious that they have extensions.

  • SQUIRREL EYE

    A wispy and flared appearance, bringing to mind a squirrel’s tail. The goal is wispiness and fluffiness, as well as a lifted outer corner of each eye. It can be a good choice for round, almond, or downturned eyes.

  • FOX EYE

    similar to forming the cat eye, but it is more dramatic. You would place the longer lashes on the outer corner of the eye and diminish the size as you move toward the inner corner. The fox eye look features a higher lift on the outer corners than the cat eye look

  • DOLL EYE

    Eyelash wide-eyed look reminiscent of a doll applying longer lashes at the center of the lash line and allowing them to taper out toward the corners of the eye. The eyes look bigger and perfectly symmetrical, providing a youthful appearance. It’s a great option for smaller or downturned eyes.

  • WISPY

    Wispy extensions are all about varying the length of each individual lash or fan. Thicknesses can vary and can be combined with longer lashes to create spikes that offer a dramatic look. Depending on how glamorous the client wants the results to be, you can use individual lashes or fans to achieve this look. The wispy look can be an excellent choice for hooded eyes

  • VOLUME

    Applying multiple synthetic lashes to each natural one. You use what are called “fans” of lashes, which usually mean anywhere from two to six extensions per fan. Because you’ll be applying a few to each real lash, volume lashes tend to be thinner than other options

SERVICE RISK

  • Eye Infections


    Bacteria and debris can build up under the adhesive, causing conditions like blepharitis, styes, or conjunctivitis.

  • Allergic Reactions


    Glues can contain strong chemicals or formaldehyde, leading to eyelid swelling, redness, and contact dermatitis.

  • Corneal Injury


    Sharp application tools or dislodged extensions can scratch the surface of the eye.

  • Natural Lash Loss


    The heavy weight of extensions can pull on real lashes, damaging the hair follicle and causing temporary or permanent fallout

  • Dry Eye


    Products can block the meibomian oil glands on the eyelid margin, disrupting your tear film

  • Lash Lice" & Severe Infections


    Clients often avoid washing their extensions out of fear they will fall out, trapping bacteria, dead skin, and oils against the eyelid

DO'S & DONT'S

  • Be gentle with your lashes.

     Avoid rubbing your eyes and picking or pulling at your lashes. Not only can this cause your lash extensions to fall off prematurely, but it is also damaging to your natural lashes.

  • Avoid alcohol- and oil-based skincare or cosmetic products near or around your eye area.

    Both oil and alcohol will break down the lash adhesive, causing premature lash fallout. This also means no waterproof mascara!

  • DO

    Regularly clean your lashes with an oil-free cleanser, such as a foam cleanser.

  • DO

    Brush through them daily to avoid any tangling, and to avoid tugging or picking at your lashes.

  • DO

    Please wait 8 hours after your service to get them wet. After that, feel free to shower, work out and enjoy beach days!

  • DO

    The best way to avoid tangled lashes is to simply switch to sleeping on your back. When you wake up, make sure you are brushing through your lashes to fluff your lashes back into place.

  • Don’t miss or postpone lash fill appointments

    Getting your lashes refilled every 2 weeks is necessary to keep that lash line looking full.

  • DON'T

    Use micellar water on your extensions due to it commonly containing glycol, which will break the adhesive down and result in poor retention.

  • DON'T

    Don't miss cleaning off makeup and debris will build up on your lash line, weakening the adhesive bond between your extensions and your natural lashes, causing them to fall out faster.

HOW TO CLEAN

  • STEP 1:

    PREP Every night, wipe away your make up with make-up remover with a lint free wipe. gently wipe along the bottom and top lid lines, extend outward to the brows.

  • STEP 2:

    CLEANSE: apply mild tear free soap with your eyes closed with a lash cleaning brush and sweep the cleanser along your lash line and down from the base of your eyelashes to the tip for approximately 1 minute. After the lash bath, gently rinse eye area with cold water until the product is free. Pat dry on and around your lashes with a lint free wipe.

  • STEP 3:

    GROOM: When your lashes appear fluff, gently comb through your lashes.

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