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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Lift.
An Eyelash Lift usually lasts four to six weeks, depending on your natural lash growth cycle and aftercare. Avoid oil-based products and excessive rubbing to maximize longevity; touch-up appointments can be scheduled as lashes naturally shed and regrow.
Yes, Eyelash Lifts are generally safe when performed by a trained technician. Share your eye sensitivities, allergies, or contact lens use during booking. We recommend removing contacts during the service and patch testing if you have a history of reactions.
Avoid water, steam, saunas, heavy workouts, and eye makeup for 24-48 hours. Also skip oil-based cleansers and rubbing your eyes for the first two days to allow the lift setting and ensure optimal, long-lasting curl.
Yes—combining a lash tint with your Eyelash Lift is a popular option. Tinting darkens lashes, enhancing the lifted effect and reducing need for mascara. Tell us when booking so we can allow additional time and choose the right tint shade.
Wait at least 24 hours before applying eye makeup, especially mascara and oil-based products. This allows the lift to fully set. After 24 hours, you can resume normal makeup, using gentle, water-based formulas to prolong results.
When performed by a certified technician using quality products and proper technique, an Eyelash Lift should not cause long-term damage. Follow aftercare instructions, space treatments appropriately, and notify us of any irritation to minimize risk and maintain lash health.