Does eyelash extension harm my health?
How much does eyelash extension cost?
What are lash extensions like?
Who wears lash extensions?
Can everyone wear extended eyelashes?
What types of extendable lashes are available?
How long does the procedure take?
How long do extended eyelashes last?
How often should eyelash correction be done?
How should I take care of lash extensions?
May I exercise and sunbathe?
May I use mascara?
Does eyelash extension harm my health?
No, it does not cause harm. The lashes are made of a material that is harmless to human health. The glue does not come into contact with the skin, as happens when artificial lashes are glued onto the eyelid. The natural lash itself is also not harmed, because the artificial lash is attached to a natural lash and falls out together with it once the natural lash's life cycle ends. Harm can only be caused by unprofessionally applied lashes, i.e., when an artificial lash is glued not to one but, for example, to 3 natural lashes. In this case, when the natural lash falls out, it will take up to 2 more of your lashes with it.
The habit of crumpling and twisting artificial eyelashes can also harm the natural eyelash. This damages the attachment point, which can cause the natural eyelash to break. However, it should be understood that even if, due to carelessness or habit, you broke off all your eyelashes, over time they would grow back just as thick and long as they were before.
This procedure should be entrusted to a professional who performs eyelash extensions on a daily basis. This will guarantee you the desired result and will not harm your health.
How much does eyelash extension cost?
You can familiarize yourself with our salon's services and their prices in our price list.
What are lash extensions like?
The eyelashes are made of synthetic material. In shape they are very similar to natural eyelashes, thicker at the base and tapering to a point. The difference is that extended eyelashes are much longer and fuller. When extending eyelashes, the artificial lash is glued precisely onto the real lash, one at a time — hair to hair.
Who wears lash extensions?
Eyelash extensions have been very popular among actors and models for many years, but have only recently become available to the wider public. Today, both women and men around the world wear eyelash extensions not only for festive events but also in everyday life, mainly thanks to the comfort and carefree nature of wearing them.
Can everyone wear extended eyelashes?
Eyelash extensions cannot be worn by people who have no natural lashes - due to illness, scarring or chemotherapy.
What types of extendable lashes are available?
Eyelashes are mainly available in black and brown, but blue, purple, green, yellow, wine-red and even red colors are also possible. Eyelashes come in several lengths, ranging from 8 mm to 15 mm.
The latest achievement in the field of eyelash extensions is lashes of varying thickness. Available thicknesses are 0,15 mm, 0,17 mm and 2,00 mm.
By skillfully varying the lash sizes, we can make your look either deeply conservative or wonderfully charming.
How long does the procedure take?
The first procedure is always longer, because during it we consult with you about what size, what type, and how many extended lashes you want, so the procedure will take no less than 2 to 3 hours. The next, correction procedures will take from 1,5 to 2 hours.
How long do extended eyelashes last?
This depends on how fast your natural eyelashes grow. The average eyelash growth cycle for people is 3 months, so that is how long the extended eyelashes will stay attached to your natural eyelashes. This does not mean, however, that you can forget about the extended eyelashes for a full three months. To maintain a perfect look, eyelash correction is needed every three or four weeks — extra lashes must be added in place of fallen-out ones, or previously attached lashes that have changed length or position must be removed and re-glued.
How often should eyelash correction be done?
If you have had lashes extended for a single occasion, they should be removed by a specialist whenever you decide, but for the eyes to look perfect, this should be done no later than 4 weeks after the extension. However, if you want to wear lash extensions permanently, the first correction (replacing fallen or damaged lashes with new ones) must be done no later than 4 weeks after the first procedure.
How should I take care of lash extensions?
Eyelash extensions do not require special care. They are relatively durable. The only recommendations are not to rub or pull them, not to use oily eye creams on the upper eyelid, and to use makeup removers carefully.
May I exercise and sunbathe?
It is not advisable to swim within the first 48 hours after the procedure, as this is when the glue fully dries, and prolonged contact with water could make the glue brittle. Later, when swimming in a pool, sitting in a sauna or skiing down a mountain, the lashes will not come unglued or fall off; just remember that the less you physically affect the lashes, the longer they will last.
May I use mascara?
If you have achieved the desired result with lash extensions, coloring the lashes with mascara is not necessary. However, if you still want to use mascara, make sure it is water-based, and never use waterproof mascara.
It is best to use mascara specifically designed for extended eyelashes. Such mascara can be purchased from us in black and blue colors.