Eyelash Extension

Eyelash extensions are a beauty treatment where individual synthetic lashes are carefully applied to natural eyelashes to enhance the length, fullness, and curl of the lashes. The extensions are applied one-by-one to each individual natural lash, creating a more dramatic, voluminous look without the need for mascara. This process is typically done by a trained technician to ensure proper placement and to avoid damage to the natural lashes.

The process of eyelash extensions typically involves the following steps:

1. Consultation: Before starting the application, the technician will usually have a brief consultation with the client to determine the desired look. This includes discussing the length, curl, and fullness of the lashes.

2. Preparation: The client lies back comfortably, and their eyes are closed for the duration of the application. The technician then uses pads or tape to gently separate the lower lashes from the upper lashes to avoid them getting stuck during the procedure.

3. Application:

   • The technician carefully applies each synthetic lash to an individual natural lash using a medical-grade adhesive.
   • The extensions come in various lengths, thicknesses, and curls, allowing for customization based on the client's preferences.
   • The process can take anywhere from 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the number of lashes being applied.

4. Final touch: Once the lashes are applied, the technician ensures everything is properly bonded and checks for any discomfort. The client is advised to keep their eyes closed for a few minutes while the glue sets.

   Maintenance:

   • Touch-ups: Since natural lashes shed every few weeks, eyelash extensions also fall out along with the natural lashes. To maintain a full look, regular touch-ups (or "fills") are recommended every 2-3 weeks.
   • Aftercare: To ensure the longevity of the extensions, it's essential to avoid oil-based makeup removers, excessive rubbing, or wetting the lashes for the first 24 hours. Proper aftercare helps prevent the extensions from falling out prematurely.

   Caution:

   Eyelash extensions should be applied by a professional to avoid damaging your natural lashes or causing irritation to the eyes. It’s also important to follow the recommended aftercare routine to keep the extensions in the best condition possible.