Are eyelash extensions permanent?

No, Eyelash extensions are semi-permanent they are individual strands of synthetic fibres made to replicate natural-looking eyelashes. When applied, eyelash extensions lengthen and thicken the natural lashes.

---

How long do eyelash extensions last?

Eyelash extensions usually last the length of the natural growth cycle of your own eyelashes. Depending on your activity and day-to-day routine, refills should only be required every 2 to 4 weeks.

---

What is the difference between a ‘Barbie Eyelash Look’ and a ‘Single Eyelash Look’?

Single lashes are perfect if you already have healthy lashes, but to add more length. Single lashes look more natural. Barbie lashes are applied to one single natural eyelash individually giving you a ‘dolled-up’ 3D look.

---

What is the difference between Mink and Silk eyelashes?

Like synthetic lashes, ‘Silk’ lashes come in a variety of curls and lengths. They’re ideal for a rather natural look as the curls are not generally as uniform as synthetic lashes. Mink lashes light, fine and feel exactly like your own natural lashes.

---

What is 2D and 3D volume?

If two eyelash extensions are applied to one natural lash, it's described as 2D, if three eyelash extensions are applied to one natural eyelash then it's described as 3D.

---

How long will it take to apply eyelash extensions and how is it done?

The application process for lash extensions normally takes about 90-120 minutes for a full set of lashes and 45-60 minutes for a refill. You will lay comfortably on a massage table with your eyes closed with relaxing and ambient music that eases you into the procedure. During application, your lower lashes will be covered and the extensions will be applied only to your upper lashes, one at a time.

---

Are eyelash extensions safe?

Nail Spa uses pro-grade adhesives which never come in contact with your skin through a carefully monitored procedure. Synthetic eyelashes adhere about 1mm away from your skin.

---

Can I apply mascara to eyelash extensions?

Our eyelash extensions are designed to give your natural lashes a fuller, healthier look. So, mascara is not particularly needed. However, we do offer a water-based mascara for those who feel the need to wear a deeper look on their lashes, especially if they’re nearing the time for their next refill.

---

How soon can I wash my face after the extensions are applied?

The suggested time frame is 48 hours. For a guest with sensitivities, it is suggested to wash within the first 12 hours of application.

---

Will these lashes damage my natural lashes?

They do not. If applied correctly and properly, they are safe and do not harm the health of your natural lashes. Be sure not to rub your eyes or tug or pull on the extensions because this can cause lash loss and even damage your natural lashes.

---

Can it be done according to the size required?

Yes! Your professional will consult with you to understand what type of style you are interested in and what look will work best with your natural lashes. The overall look of the lashes can range from very natural to very voluminous.

---

Can it be removed at home?

No! We do offer a service to have the extensions removed involving a short thirty-minute appointment in which we apply a gel-based remover. The gel-based remover is applied on top of the extensions without touching the skin and allowed to sit for 10 minutes. Once the adhesive is dissolved the extensions are gently wiped away with lint-free applicators.

---

What is the aftercare to maintain these lashes?

• Avoid getting lashes wet for the first 24-48 hours
• Avoid hot steam or sauna
• Use Eye Makeup Cleansing Removal Pads to remove any eye makeup.
• Use a mild antibacterial foaming cleanser to cleanse the lashes.
• Do not perm eyelashes or manually curl.
• Brush with a clean mascara wand daily.

PRO-TIP: Some mornings are always a mess. Try washing your lashes in the morning and gently brushing the top of the extensions with a finger placed beneath. If too much tugging is noticed, a quick stop at your local studio may be necessary to help separate these extensions.