Lash Lifts

A lash lift, also called lamination, is when your artist applies a perm-like solution to your lashes. This results in week long curl where you don’t have to mess with curlers or mascara.

In general, lash lifts last 4-6 weeks. This varies depending on your lash type and maintenance.

Lash lifts take around 45-60 minutes and you can add on tint for the best effect.  

Yes, you can wear eyelash extensions after a lash lift. However, it's important to wait at least 48 hours after the lash lift treatment to allow the lifting solutions to fully set before applying extensions.

The frequency of lash lift treatments varies depending on individual preferences and the natural growth cycle of your lashes. On average, most people opt for a lash lift every 6 to 8 weeks to maintain the desired curl.

After getting a lash lift, it's recommended to avoid rubbing or excessively touching your lashes, using oil-based products near the eyes, and exposing your lashes to excessive heat or steam for the first 24 to 48 hours. These precautions help ensure the longevity and effectiveness of the lash lift treatment.

Yes, you can wear mascara after a lash lift, but it's not necessary as the lifted lashes already create the illusion of longer, fuller lashes.

It's best to avoid exposing your lashes to water for the first 24 to 48 hours after a lash lift to allow the lifting solution to fully set.

It's generally recommended to remove contact lenses before a lash lift treatment to ensure comfort and safety.

A lash lift treatment typically takes around 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the salon and technician.

Yes, a lash lift can benefit individuals with short lashes as it enhances the natural curl and gives the illusion of length.

Most people experience little to no discomfort during a lash lift. However, some may feel a slight tingling sensation from the solutions used.

It's best to arrive at your lash lift appointment without any eye makeup to ensure proper application and adherence of the lifting solutions.

It's generally not recommended to get a lash lift if you have lash extensions, as the lifting solutions may interfere with the adhesive used for extensions.

Before your lash lift appointment, make sure to arrive with clean, makeup-free lashes to achieve the best results.

While a lash lift is generally well-tolerated, if you have extremely sensitive eyes or a history of allergic reactions, it's best to consult with a professional beforehand.

You can typically resume wearing makeup, including eye makeup, the day after your lash lift treatment.

It's generally not necessary to curl your lashes after a lash lift, as the treatment already provides a lifted and curled effect.

Yes, a lash lift is especially beneficial for those with naturally straight lashes, as it helps create a more noticeable curl.

Yes, a lash lift can give the appearance of fuller lashes by enhancing the curl and making them more visible.

If you have had eye surgeries or any eye-related complications, it's important to consult with your eye doctor or specialist before getting a lash lift.

To maintain your lash lift, avoid rubbing or pulling on your lashes, and use oil-free makeup removers and cleansers.

While there haven't been any specific studies indicating that lash lifts are unsafe during pregnancy or breastfeeding, it's generally recommended to consult with your healthcare provider before undergoing any cosmetic treatments.

It's generally recommended to wait at least 6 to 8 weeks before getting another lash lift to allow your natural lashes to fully recover and grow.

If you experience any adverse reactions such as redness, swelling, or discomfort, it's important to contact your lash lift technician or a healthcare professional for appropriate guidance and treatment.