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Top Guide to Maintaining Your Lash Extensions

Although obtaining lash extensions can shorten one’s cosmetic routine, many people are unaware of how high-maintenance they still are.

The failure to properly care for these frequently fake strands is what might result in potential irritations or more serious issues like hair fallout. Extensions themselves do not hurt your natural lashes.

Here is all you need to know both before and after getting your eyelashes done, from the weekly touch-ups to the daily cleaning.

The first thing we always get asked is: Does It feel comfortable to wear?

It heavily relies on the quality of the eyelash substance. The more comfortable the lashes feel the lighter and finer they are. We mean by comfy that you won’t actually feel like you have extensions on!

And how long will it take?

It will only take 45 to an hour to apply 50 lashes piece by piece to your lash line for a natural look, so you could actually get your lashes done or filled in over your lunch break. It should take roughly two hours to complete fuller lash extensions.

How can you clean them at home?

To remove any dust that has accumulated on the extensions, brush your lashes with a spoolie on a regular basis. For daily cleansing, you can gently brush debris buildup from your lashes by wetting your fingertips or a clean eye makeup brush with micellar water. Avoid using cotton pads since they leave unsightly fluffs that are challenging to remove on the extensions.

What routines must you follow every day to ensure the longevity of your eyelash extensions?

A few factors have the potential to damage the binding of your semi-permanent lashes, so you may need to make a small adjustment to your skincare and makeup routine.

According to the lash expert, you should maintain the following aspects:
  • To remove dust, brush your lashes often.
  • Oil is the worst enemy of extensions; it weakens the bond, causing those fake lashes to fall out much before their due date. Avoid oil-based makeup and removers (you are welcome to substitute micellar water instead).
  • After a shower, separate your lashes with a fresh spoolie brush.
  • Refrain from rubbing your eyes.
  • Keep your face away from the pillow when you are sleeping.
  • Avoid pulling on your eyelash extensions.
  • Avoid using a lash curler.
  • Use treatments on your natural lashes sometimes, such as eyelash growers and coating essences. Maintain the well-being of your natural hair! To adhere to this, actual lashes are still required for extensions.

Will wearing lash extensions cause your natural lashes to fall out?

Everyone’s real lashes fall out and regrow naturally, which explains why they frequently have short, stubby ends.

Your lash extensions should likewise fall out in sync with your natural lash cycle, so resist the need to freak out if you notice a few lash hairs on your bathroom sink.

So, if you’re planning to have that extra oomph to your eyes, eyelash extensions are definitely the way to go! And If instant drama is what you’re after, DuPont Lash and Brow Studio will get the job expertly done.

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