Lash extensions requires you to be diligent about making sure you regularly keep them fresh and touched up. We recommend every 3 weeks coming back in to get your fill ins. The longer you go in between fills, the more your initial extension will lose its volume.

If you are someone who is used to rubbing your eyes or face, then may not make you the ideal candidate for extensions. You have to be careful and protect your beauty investment as eyelash extensions are susceptible to being broken down when you have too much contact with them even through everyday wear and tear activities.

There are a number of reasons why a client may feel they simply can’t go without mascara for the day. We’re not here at all to discuss that, only whether you’d make a good candidate. And if you have to have mascara, you might want to reconsider other options. Check out our other beauty services to see how we can provide you with a natural look that will eliminate the need for mascara all together. Eyelash extensions are a wonderful start.

This doesn’t automatically disqualify you from eyelash extensions but it should make you think about how much your seasonal allergies interfere with your day. If they are mild allergies, then it’s possible you’ll still be a good candidate. But if you are a major sufferer of seasonal allergies, then it’s likely you’ll be touching your face a lot and experiencing typical allergy symptom like eye watering and runny nose. It’s a case by case example so get in touch today if you have any questions through our contact page.

Similar to those who are situations where they touch their face or have contact with the face, clients who are susceptible to picking may want to reconsider. The last thing you want to do is pick at your lashes. This could break down the adhesive and shorten the amount of time the world can see your beautiful results. 

While it’s “mandatory” per say, we would highly recommend you wear a sleep mask to bed after getting your lash extensions. You want to eliminate the possibility of accidental rubbing against a pillow or inadvertent touching while you’re sleeping. A sleep mask can help tremendously here. So if you can’t sleep with a soft mask over your eyes, let’s figure out your options together but it may be tough for me to recommend lash extensions just because I want your results to last.