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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Lash Extensions - Full Set.
A full set typically takes 90 to 120 minutes, depending on lash density and desired length. Expect a brief consultation, application time, and final check to ensure symmetry and comfort. Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes for the smoothest appointment.
Yes, when performed by trained technicians using safe adhesives. We offer patch testing for sensitivities and use gentle products for sensitive eyes. Discuss any allergies, recent eye procedures, or medications during your consultation to confirm suitability.
Classic extensions typically last through a natural lash cycle of about four to six weeks. Most clients schedule fills every two to three weeks to maintain fullness and replace lashes lost through normal shedding for consistently polished results.
We recommend avoiding mascara on extensions to prevent clumping and premature shedding. If needed, use only water-based, extension-safe mascaras sparingly and apply to tips. Avoid waterproof formulas and oil-based removers that can weaken adhesive bond.
For best results, avoid water and steam for 24 hours, use oil-free cleansers, gently brush lashes daily, and sleep on your back when possible. Schedule maintenance fills every two to three weeks and avoid rubbing or pulling to extend wear.
Not everyone qualifies: active eye infections, recent eye surgery, or certain medical treatments like chemotherapy may preclude lashes. Clients with severe lash loss or untreated blepharitis should consult a technician or physician first. A pre-appointment consultation determines candidacy.