You pay a lot of money for your eyelashes, so let's do our best to keep them as long as possible, don't use eye makeup to go to the appointment, don't sleep on your stomach, don't get hot treatments, don't rub your eyes, don't use abrasive materials to clean your eyelashes, don't let hair products seep into your eyelashes, don't use an eyelash curler. Unless your customers use an oil-free mascara designed specifically for eyelash extensions, it is not valid (for fixing volume, even oil-free mascara is not suitable, since it would shut off the fans). Although you can buy some makeup products that are suitable for use with eyelash extensions (see makeup), your customer should not apply it to the eyelashes, but be careful that it is only applied to the lash line. Some eyeliners are not suitable for eyelash extensions and can break the joint and therefore affect retention.
Check if there are safe eyeliners for eyelash extensions like this one, which can be used with eyelashes without causing premature loss. Make sure you have the right eye makeup remover handy at home. Contrary to intuition, removers that contain oil (rather than those that don't contain oil) are what you want to use. Avoid any product with PEG (polyethylene glycol), hexalene glycol, butylene or propylene glycol), which are often found in oil-free removers and can break down eyelash adhesive.
If you want your eyelash extensions to stay active, avoid anything that involves wetting or steaming them. Make sure to wait at least 24 hours for the glue to dry after applying your eyelash extensions completely. You can still get in the shower, but make sure your back is facing the water. Avoid looking directly into the water because it can clump down your new lashes.
After 24 hours, wash your lashes with a foam eyelash cleaner every day. Then, to avoid the build-up of germs, gently dry the eye area with a soft towel. Avoid damp surfaces for at least 24 to 48 hours after applying the eyelashes. Hot and humid environments, such as Bikram Yoga or steam showers, could reactivate the adhesive.
Therefore, it will cause your eyelashes to loosen, fall out, twist or clump together. A splash of water once in a while won't damage your lashes in the long run, but we recommend that you dry them as soon as you get out of the gym or shower. Eyelash extensions follow the normal cycle of eyelash development and fall out with them, lasting 6 to 8 weeks without filling. However, they require adequate maintenance for the first 24 to 48 hours after treatment and routine maintenance, such as brushing and cleaning.
If you don't take good care of your eyelash extensions, you may suffer a premature loss of eyelash extensions. You should try to keep your new lashes from getting wet within the first 48 hours. The water will react with the glue for eyelash extensions and cause instant healing. This is a bit like cooking a chicken from the outside in: cooked on the outside and frozen inside.
Basically, water will cause the eyelash joint to become brittle and break. You don't need to apply mascara if you have eyelash extensions because the difference between natural eyelash extensions and mascara eyelash extensions is minimal. Some people use baby wipes to remove their makeup at night, but this can cause a loss of retention and the material can also easily get stuck on the lashes and pull on them, just like cotton pads. The same goes for hay fever or watery eyes, as the tear solution will have an impact on eyelash retention.
Mascara is one of the main culprits that can loosen the link between natural lashes and eyelash extensions. Eyelash extensions are semi-permanent fibers that are applied to natural lashes to make them appear longer and fuller. Then, brush your lashes gently with an eyelash rod designed to extend your lashes to keep them properly aligned and looking great. Although small amounts of alcohol are most likely not too harmful, let your customers know how much alcohol the product contains and make careful purchases to protect their skin and eyelashes.
Baby shampoo Instead of using the recommended cleanser for eyelashes and eyebrows, some customers try using baby shampoo, however, manufacturers have warned that it should not be used for eyelashes. This is because resting on your stomach puts pressure on eyelash extensions, causing them to distort or fall out. This can cause a build-up on the eyelashes, so it's important to try to apply the conditioner only to the tips and immediately use an eyelash cleaner to avoid any effect on eyelash extensions. Magnetic eyelashes and eyeliners are considered safe for most people, especially compared to false eyelashes that require glue.
If you need any advice or are ready to get your eyelash extensions done, book an appointment online and we'll be happy to help. . .
