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Aftercare
Proper aftercare is crucial for maintaining the beauty and longevity of your lash or hair extensions. Following the recommended aftercare instructions helps ensure that your extensions remain in optimal condition and prolongs their lifespan. Remember, the success of your extensions is a partnership between you and your artist, with retention being a 50/50 balance of client care and professional expertise. Adhering to aftercare guidelines will significantly enhance the results and extend the time between fills or touch-ups.
Lash Extensions
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Keep Them Dry: Avoid getting your lashes wet for the first 24 hours to allow the adhesive to cure properly.
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Wash Twice Daily: Use a lash extension-friendly shampoo to gently clean your lashes twice a day.
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Avoid Oil: Steer clear of oil-based products around your eyes, as they can break down the adhesive.
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No Rubbing: Do not rub or pull on your lashes. Use a clean, soft brush or spoolie to comb them daily.
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Be Gentle: Use a gentle, lash-extension-friendly cleanser to remove makeup. Avoid harsh scrubbing.
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Avoid Steam and Heat: Avoid excessive steam, saunas, and direct heat sources, which can weaken the adhesive.
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Sleep Smart: Sleep on your back or side to prevent your lashes from getting squished or bent.
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Regular Maintenance: Schedule regular fills to keep your lashes looking full and beautiful.
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Lash Extensions
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Keep Them Dry: Avoid getting your lashes wet for the first 24 hours to allow the adhesive to cure properly.
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Wash Twice Daily: Use a lash extension-friendly shampoo to gently clean your lashes twice a day.
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Avoid Oil: Steer clear of oil-based products around your eyes, as they can break down the adhesive.
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No Rubbing: Do not rub or pull on your lashes. Use a clean, soft brush or spoolie to comb them daily.
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Be Gentle: Use a gentle, lash-extension-friendly cleanser to remove makeup. Avoid harsh scrubbing.
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Avoid Steam and Heat: Avoid excessive steam, saunas, and direct heat sources, which can weaken the adhesive.
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Sleep Smart: Sleep on your back or side to prevent your lashes from getting squished or bent.
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Regular Maintenance: Schedule regular fills to keep your lashes looking full and beautiful.
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Lash Lift
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keep Them Dry: Avoid getting your lashes wet for the first 24-48 hours to allow the lifting solution to set properly. This helps ensure that the lift holds and the results are long-lasting.
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Avoid Oil: Refrain from using oil-based products around your eyes, as they can weaken the lift and affect the overall results. Oils can break down the chemicals used during the treatment.
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No Rubbing: Do not rub or pull on your lashes. Gentle handling helps prevent any disruption to the lift and maintains the shape of your lashes.
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Be Gentle: Use a gentle, non-oil-based cleanser to remove makeup, avoiding harsh scrubbing. This prevents the lifting solution from being compromised and keeps the lashes looking their best.
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Avoid Steam and Heat: Steer clear of excessive steam, saunas, and direct heat sources, as they can alter the structure of the lift and cause the results to diminish more quickly.
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Skip Mascara: Avoid using mascara for at least 24 hours post-lift. This allows the lifting solution to fully set and ensures the lashes maintain their new shape.
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Sleep Smart: Sleep on your back or side to prevent your lashes from getting squished or misshaped. Proper sleeping positions help maintain the lift.
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Regular Maintenance: Follow these aftercare tips to keep your lash lift beautiful and effective. Retouches can be done 4-8 weeks after your initial treatment to refresh and enhance your lashes.
Korean Micro braid Extensions
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Keep Them Clean: Gently wash your scalp and extensions with a sulfate-free shampoo. Avoid washing too frequently to prevent dryness.
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Condition Regularly: Use a moisturizing conditioner on your extensions to keep them hydrated and prevent tangling. Avoid applying conditioner directly to your scalp.
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Avoid Oil: Steer clear of oil-based products around your scalp and braids, as they can weaken the braids and cause slippage.
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Dry Carefully: Pat your extensions dry with a towel after washing. Always use a blow dryer on a low heat setting to ensure your scalp and extensions are completely dry, preventing moisture buildup that can cause issues.
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Detangle Gently: Use a wide-tooth comb or a brush designed for extensions to detangle your hair. Start from the ends and work your way up to prevent breakage.
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Avoid Heat: Limit the use of heat styling tools. If you must use them, apply a heat protectant spray and use the lowest heat setting possible.
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Sleep Smart: To prevent tangling and damage while you sleep, secure your hair in a loose braid or ponytail. Alternatively, wear a silk or satin scarf.
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Regular Maintenance: Schedule regular touch-ups to keep your braids looking fresh and secure. Typically, maintenance is needed every 6-8 weeks.
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Avoid Swimming: If you swim, use a swim cap or thoroughly rinse and condition your hair immediately afterward to prevent chlorine damage.
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Keep Them Clean: Gently wash your scalp and extensions with a sulfate-free shampoo. Avoid washing too frequently to prevent dryness.
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Condition Regularly: Use a moisturizing conditioner on your extensions to keep them hydrated and prevent tangling. Avoid applying conditioner directly to your scalp.
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Avoid Oil: Steer clear of oil-based products around your scalp and braids, as they can weaken the braids and cause slippage.
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Dry Carefully: Pat your extensions dry with a towel after washing. Always use a blow dryer on a low heat setting to ensure your scalp and extensions are completely dry, preventing moisture buildup that can cause issues.
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Detangle Gently: Use a wide-tooth comb or a brush designed for extensions to detangle your hair. Start from the ends and work your way up to prevent breakage.
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Avoid Heat: Limit the use of heat styling tools. If you must use them, apply a heat protectant spray and use the lowest heat setting possible.
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Sleep Smart: To prevent tangling and damage while you sleep, secure your hair in a loose braid or ponytail. Alternatively, wear a silk or satin scarf.
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Regular Maintenance: Schedule regular touch-ups to keep your braids looking fresh and secure. Typically, maintenance is needed every 6-8 weeks.
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Avoid Swimming: If you swim, use a swim cap or thoroughly rinse and condition your hair immediately afterward to prevent chlorine damage.