Frequently Asked Questions About Lash Extensions

When it comes to lash extensions, there are a lot of questions that come up on a regular basis. What are they? How do they work? And most importantly, how do I keep them looking good? This blog post will answer all of your frequently asked questions about lash extensions! Keep reading to learn more.

What are lash extensions?

Lash extensions are synthetic fibres applied to your natural lashes to give you longer, fuller looking lashes.

Lash extensions are a great way to enhance your natural beauty, but you should know a few things before you get them applied. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about lash extensions.

What is the difference between synthetic and mink lash extensions?

Synthetic lash extensions are made from manufactured materials, while mink lash extensions are made from actual mink fur. Mink lash extensions are generally more expensive and may be considered more luxurious, but both types of lash extensions will give you longer, fuller looking lashes.

How are lash extensions applied?

Lash extensions are applied by a trained professional using a unique adhesive. The lashes are applied one at a time and can take anywhere from 1-to 2 hours, depending on the look you are going for.

Can I wear makeup with lash extensions?

Yes! You can wear makeup with lash extensions. However, there are some things to keep in mind. First, steer clear of oil-based products. Secondly, avoid waterproof mascara, as this can be difficult to remove and may damage your lash extensions. Thirdly, any makeup you wear on your eyes should always be washed off daily with a formulated lash shampoo.

How do I take care of my lash extensions?

Avoid rubbing or picking at your lash extensions, and use an oil-free makeup remover to avoid damaging them. You can also purchase special brushes explicitly made for lash extension care.

Do lash extensions ruin your natural lashes?

When applied correctly and by a trained professional, lash extensions will not damage your natural lashes.

How often do I need to get them done?

This depends on your Lash Extension lifestyle. Infills are typically needed every 2 to 3 weeks, but some can go six weeks or longer.

How long do lash extensions last?

Lash Extensions are not a one-time application. They will eventually fall out with your natural lash cycle (every 60-90 days)

What is the process like?

A trained professional will carefully apply the lash extensions to your natural lashes, one by one. The process usually takes about 1-2 hours.

What are the different types of lash extensions?

There are many different types and styles of lash extensions to choose the right look for you. Here are some examples of varying lash types:

– Mink lashes: These are made from mink fur and are the most expensive type of lash extension. They are also very light and soft, making them comfortable to wear.

– Silk lashes: These are made from silk and are thicker and more durable than mink lashes.

– Synthetic lashes: These are made from synthetic materials and are the most common type of lash extension. They are available in many different styles to find the perfect look for you.

What is the difference between classic and volume lashes?

Classic lashes are individual lashes applied one at a time to your natural lashes. Volume lashes are multiple lashes applied to each of your natural lashes to create a fuller look. Finally, hybrid lashes mix classic and volume lashes for a more natural look.

What is the cost of lash extensions?

The cost of lash extensions varies depending on the type of lashes you choose and the salon’s location. However, you can expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $250 for a complete set of lash extensions.

How do I care for my lash extensions?

Be gentle! Avoid rubbing or touching your eyes and lashes too much. Be sure to invest in a lash shampoo and brush to keep things clean and in place.

There you have it, our most frequently asked questions about lash extensions! We hope this has helped you learn more about this popular beauty treatment. If you have any other questions, ask your lash artist during your next visit.