Eyelash extensions aren’t difficult to look after necessarily but there are few aftercare points to be aware of:

You can’t get the extensions wet for 24 hours or be near anything particularly hot

To enable the glue to set properly, you can’t get your eyelash extensions wet, such as having a shower, or be near anything hot, such as opening an oven and letting your face be near hot steam for 24 hours after getting your eyelashes done. It’s not a big deal but something to be aware of.

Eyelash extensions are the beauty girl hack that saves you minutes in your daily makeup routine and stops you from having to sneak to the bathroom in the morning after an ~adult sleepover~ to re-mascara, so you can bat your lashes and make them fall in love with you all over again.

But what happens during an eyelash extension treatment? Does it hurt? How long do they last? And is it even worth it?

This is one of the most popular questions/concerns I hear about eyelash extensions, especially for someone who has never done eyelash extensions before.

You want to try eyelash extensions but of course, not at the expense of your natural lashes. So, do eyelash extensions ruin your eyelashes?

For many of us, mascara offers the crowning touch to your makeup routine. Before you continue the old regimen, it’s important to know what it does to your new lashes. So can you wear mascara with eyelash extensions? The following article will shed light on the pros and cons of using mascara with lash extensions, why mascara can be used on classic lash extensions but not on volume lashes, things to bear in mind when applying mascara on your lash extensions, and types of mascara you can use on fake lashes.

Before we move on to the benefit of the eyelash extension, you need to know the process and how it works. The most common type of eyelash extension is semi-permanent, it is glued at the root of your natural lashes. Depending on average hair growth, we can dictate the length of the results last. Most cases are refilled lashes every six to eight weeks. This helps maintain a natural appearance through the hair growth cycle.

The chances of your lashes falling out because of a lash lift are small. However, you will have to do everything that is needed from your side to ensure it doesn’t happen and understand the natural lifespan of your eyelashes.

It’s safe to get your lashes wet a day after your lash lift. However, make it your top lash priority to keep them dry till 24 hours are up. Need-to-know! Some lash lift solutions take 48 hours to set, so ask your lash tech how long you should wait before getting your lashes wet. How badly your lash lift gets spoiled depends on how soon after the procedure your lashes get wet and how wet they get. So keep them as dry as possible for the first day after your lash lift.

For many of us, mascara offers the crowning touch to your makeup routine. Before you continue the old regimen, it’s important to know what it does to your new lashes. So can you wear mascara with eyelash extensions? The following article will shed light on the pros and cons of using mascara with lash extensions, why mascara can be used on classic lash extensions but not on volume lashes, things to bear in mind when applying mascara on your lash extensions, and types of mascara you can use on fake lashes.

Numerous skin care tips exist for different skin types, and there are also general tips that people can try. Anyone uncertain about their skincare routine should consult a dermatologist for additional advice.

AVOID SQUEEZE ACNE

Popping the pimple disrupts this healing process. Additionally, the released liquids expose the surrounding skin to similar bacteria, increasing the risk of additional pimples forming.

The exposed pimple may also lead to permanent scarring. Whenever possible, avoid popping pimples. If they drain, keep the area clean.

If you are considering getting your eyelashes done, you may find yourself asking questions about how to pick the best eyelash extensions for your needs.

Natural Eye

Extensions with mixed lengths are applied along the eyes to mimic lashes and to make them look natural.