What do you do with eyelashes in lockdown?

Tip 1: During COVID, we recommend you to keep washing your lash extensions daily and brush them as often as you need. Doing so encourages them to grow and shed naturally. Over the weeks, your lash extensions will—on their own—become more and more sparse, until they’re all gone.

Can I keep getting eyelash extensions?

Once they start falling out, though, you can go back and have your lash stylist fill in the missing pieces. So, technically, you can make your extensions last indefinitely.

How long is too long for eyelash extensions?

Lash extensions that are too long and too heavy will stress the natural lashes, causing them to break, bend, and potentially not grow back. Lash extensions for daily wear should be no longer than 1-2 mm longer than your natural eyelashes.

Do lash extensions cause long term damage?

Aside from eye health risks, salon extensions can also cause long-term damage to your natural lashes over time.

How do I remove my fake eyelashes at home?

Dip a cotton ball, cosmetic pad, or makeup sponge in coconut/olive oil. Gently swipe your upper and lower lash lines, making sure not to get any of the oil in your eyes. This will give the extensions “slip” and help them slide right off your eye.

How do you remove quarantine eyelash extensions?

If the time comes where your lashes are just too sparse for your liking, we want you to be able to safely remove your extensions without damaging your natural lashes. We recommend using a natural oil (think coconut or jojoba) to gently remove your lash extensions and protect the health of your natural lashes.

Why have I stopped getting eyelash extensions?

If your lashes fall out naturally, they will grow back in time and with a little help from lash serums, even faster. However, lash extensions mess up the entire cycle. All those chemicals seeping into the follicles destroy your natural lashes and the constant fill-ins will minimize their growth.

How often should you get a fresh set of lashes?

Each person’s lash cycle is different, which is why we recommend doing infills every two to three weeks to keep your lashes thick and even-looking.

Should you take a break from eyelash extensions?

We recommend a minimum of two months rest from eyelash extensions to allow natural lashes to recover and for full regrowth.

What are the negatives of eyelash extensions?

Eyelash extensions – The Cons

• They are pricey. Unlike other permanent makeup procedures, lash extensions are pricey.
• They can affect your natural lashes.
• Long term use can result in permanent lash fallout.
• They can cause eye infections.
• They can be quite uncomfortable.