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

Cleansing & Hygiene

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 harm retention).

  • Lash curlers or lash lifts (can damage natural and extended lashes).

  • 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 damage your natural lashes and slow regrowth.

Shedding & Sleep

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.

Fills & Maintenance

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

IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC AFTERCARE ​INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED TO ENSURE THE BEST POSSIBLE ​​RESULTS AND RETENTION. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ​OR CONCERNS ABOUT THE AFTERCARE PROCESS, BE SURE ​TO ​ASK!

Caring for your lashes

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.

Step 4: Rinse thoroughly making sure no cleanser residue ​remains. If the shampoo’s ​foam dissolves quickly upon ​application, that means your lashes are very oily. Wash ​​again until clean.

Step 5: Pat dry with a washcloth or paper towel. Using ​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 good, 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!