Natural Eyelashes Extensions

1. Avoid Water and Steam for the First 24–48 Hours

• This gives the glue time to fully cure.

• Skip saunas, hot showers, or sweaty workouts during this time.

2. Sleep on Your Back (If You Can)

• Friction from pillows can cause lashes to fall out prematurely.

• Use a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction if you’re a side sleeper.

3. Be Gentle When Cleansing

• Use an oil-free lash cleanser or micellar water.

• Gently brush the lashes downward with a lint-free pad or brush — never rub side to side!

4. Avoid Oil-Based Products

• Oils can break down lash adhesive.

• Check your makeup remover, moisturizer, and even SPF — go for water-based formulas near your eyes.

5. Skip Mascara and Eyelash Curlers

• You don’t need mascara with extensions — and waterproof formulas can be hard to remove.

• Curlers can bend or break your lash extensions.

6. Brush Daily with a Spoolie

• Lightly brush your lashes every morning to keep them aligned and neat.

• This prevents tangling and makes them look freshly done.

7. Be Mindful of Makeup

• Powder fallout or eyeliner buildup can cling to the lash line.

• Clean your lash line regularly to avoid buildup that weakens the glue.

8. Schedule Regular Fills (Every 2–3 Weeks)

• Natural lashes shed, and extensions fall with them.

• To keep a full look, get regular touch-ups before the gaps become noticeable.