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What are the Tips to care for your Lashes after Lash Lift Treatment?

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What are the Tips to care for your Lashes after Lash Lift Treatment?


The most important time to care for your lashes is the first 24-72 hours after you have had your lash lift treatment. Because how you take care of your lashes immediately after your lift will affect how long it lasts and when you need to book your next appointment.

What can you do after a Lash Lift?

A lash lift curls and perms your natural lashes. This allows you to feel confident and beautiful! A Lash Lift aftercare is also very easy to maintain. There is some extra care needed for the first 24-48 hours. These are the things you should not do to ensure your results last longer.

Avoid bathing, swimming or saunas

Do not get any other beauty treatments for your face

Make sure your lashes don't get wet

Use makeup products only on your eyes/lashes.

Do not touch your eyes

These simple steps will extend the life of your lash lift or tint session. The results can last for up to 12 weeks depending on how you care for your hair and what your lifestyle is.

What happens after a Lash Lift?

We expect you to leave our office excited about your new look. You should also schedule follow-up treatments as your eyelash tint will last between 6 and 8 weeks. We are happy to assist you with planning for special events such as weddings or reunions. Here are some examples of post-care guidelines:

Do not wear makeup for the first 24hrs

For the first 24 hours, avoid hot water, steam rooms and swimming pools

After treatment, do not touch or rub your eyes.

Don't pull or rub on your eyelashes

Conclusion

Avoid waterproof mascaras that contain castor oil or other oil bases. To keep your lashes looking fresh, choose a water-based mascara or mineral mascara with natural fibres.

 

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