Lash Aftercare

Caring for your lashes

To keep your extensions looking beautiful and your natural lashes healthy, follow these aftercare tips:

Cleansing

Wash daily — even if you don’t wear makeup. Cleansing removes oils, dead skin, and debris that can affect lash retention.

Oily skin/eyelids or heavy eye makeup? Cleanse twice a day for best results.

Always cleanse after sweating, swimming, or crying to maintain lash health.

What to avoid

  • Mascara, cream/gel eyeliners, heavy concealers, or strip lashes (they can’t be fully cleaned and may impact retention).

  • Lash curlers or lash lifts

  • High heat sources (lighters, ovens, blow dryers, saunas, steam rooms). Heat can singe lashes or weaken the adhesive.

  • Excessive touching, rubbing, or picking at your lashes. This can impact retention and potentially damage your natural lashes and slow regrowth.

Shedding

Your natural lashes shed daily — typically 2–5 lashes per eye. This is normal, with or without extensions.

Side or stomach sleepers may notice faster lash loss due to friction.

Be aware that most people go through a shedding cycle every 8-16 weeks where you will shed more natural lashes than normal.

Maintenance

Book your fill appointments for every 2–3 weeks to keep your set full and maintain natural lash health.

How to Wash Your Lashes

Step 1:

Always wash your lashes after removing your ​makeup.

Step 2:

Put 1 pump of lash cleanser into your hand or ​straight onto your lashes.

Step 3:

Take your brush and swirl it into the cleanser. ​Apply to the ​eyelid and brush downwards into the lashes, ​then left to right along the lash line. ​Repeat this a few ​times to thoroughly cleanse. If the shampoo’s foam dissolves quickly upon application, that means your lashes are very oily- add more cleanser.

Step 4:

Rinse thoroughly making sure no cleanser residue ​remains.

Step 5:

Pat dry with a washcloth or paper towel. Then use ​your fan to blow dry them will get ​them soft and fluffy ​again. Once the lashes are mostly dried, brush them from ​the top, ​rotating the spoolie outwards a few times to get ​them looking their best.

Step 6:

Brush them throughout the day. This will not ​only keep them looking their best, but ​will help remove any ​debris that may have accumulated.  Make sure to wash ​your ​spoolie regularly or switch it out with one from ​your fill appointment!

Remember:

If you see a lash or two come out while cleaning or ​bushing, that means it was time in their ​growth cycle to shed. Please do not think that you lose more by washing them!