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1. Do Eyelash Extensions Damage Your Natural Lashes?

When applied by a qualified lash artist and cared for properly, eyelash extensions won’t damage your natural lashes.
Damage can happen only if:

  • Extensions are too heavy or long for your natural lashes

  • You rub or pull at your lashes

  • You skip cleaning, causing product or oil buildup

With gentle care and professional application, your natural lashes stay healthy and strong.

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2. Aftercare Routine

First 24–48 Hours

  • Avoid water, steam, and saunas

  • Don’t touch or rub your lashes

  • Skip mascara and oil-based products

Daily Maintenance

  • Clean lashes daily with a gentle, oil-free lash cleanser

  • Brush lightly using a clean spoolie

  • Avoid waterproof mascara or oily makeup removers

  • Sleep on your back or use a silk pillowcase

  • Schedule infills every 2–3 weeks to maintain fullness

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3. When Should You Take a Break From Eyelash Extensions?

For most clients, we recommend taking a lash break every 6–8 months (after about 5–6 infills).
A short break allows your natural lashes to:

  • Complete a full growth cycle

  • Recover from any light stress

  • Benefit from a conditioning lash serum

We will  guide you based on your lash health and lifestyle.

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Most Common Questions About Lash Extensions.

How long do lash extensions last?
Typically 4–6 weeks, depending on your lash growth and aftercare.

How often should I get infills?
Every 2–3 weeks keeps your lashes full and fresh.

Can I wear makeup with my extensions?
Yes! Just avoid oil-based products and waterproof mascara.

Can I get my lashes wet?

After the first 24–48 hours, absolutely! Just clean and dry them gently.

Do extensions make my lashes fall out?
No — your natural lashes shed every 60–90 days naturally. Extensions fall out with them.

Can I remove them myself?
Please don’t! Always have your lashes professionally removed to protect your natural ones.

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