Lash extensions are individual synthetic or mink lashes that are attached onto each natural lash with a special adhesive. The results will be a natural, seamless, long-lasting enhancement to your natural lashes.

How they work

• A licensed lash technician applies one extension to one natural lash.

• The process usually takes 1.5–3 hours, depending upon the health of your natural lashes.

• Extensions fall out naturally as your real lashes shed.

The lifespan of lash extensions depends on factors such as the type of extensions used, how well they are cared for, and the natural growth cycle of your lashes. Generally, lash extensions can last anywhere from 4-8 weeks.

While you technically can wear mascara with lash extensions, it is generally not recommended as it can cause clumping and premature shedding of the extensions.

When applied properly and cared for correctly, lash extensions should not damage your natural lashes. However, it is important to go to a reputable and experienced lash technician to ensure that the extensions are applied safely and correctly.

To maintain the fullness of your lash extensions and the health of your natural lashes, it is recommended to get them touched up every 2-3 weeks.

Yes, you can swim and shower with lash extensions. However, please note, it’s recommended to wash your lash extensions after swimming because eyelash extensions may clump and stick together.

When applied correctly, lash extensions should not feel heavy or uncomfortable. In fact, many people find that they don't even notice that they are wearing them!

Yes, you may. It’s recommended to wash your eyelashes after sweating.

To prepare for your lash extension appointment, it is important to arrive with clean, makeup-free lashes. Avoid using oil-based products on your lashes in the days leading up to your appointment, as these can weaken the adhesive bond.

While lash extensions are generally safe for most people, they may not be suitable for those with certain eye conditions or allergies. It is important to consult with your lash technician and disclose any relevant medical information before getting lash extensions.