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Eyelash extensions are a semi-permanent method of creating thicker eyelashes without makeup. Made from synthetic, faux mink, or silk fibers, the extensions are applied directly to the client’s eyelashes to create a fuller, lusher appearance.
One size doesn’t fit all when it comes to lash extensions. Lash technicians and clients can choose from three different types: Classic, Volume, and Hybrid.
Classic extensions are just that! They offer the classic look of full, lush eyelashes while maintaining a more natural appearance. A lash technician applies one extension to each natural lash to achieve this look.
Also known as Russian lashes, volume eyelash extensions produce a dramatic look. A lash technician may apply four to six lash extensions per natural lash, often in a fan formation.
A mix of classic and volume lashes, hybrid lashes deliver a bold look without completely losing a natural appearance. Lash technicians can apply extensions along the lash line or in the outer corners of the eyes for added flair.
Here are common questions that come up when discussing lash extensions with clients
Of course, this answer is going to differ from technician to technician. The price of this service has a variety of factors, such as the client’s style preferences and the technician’s skill level and location
On average, clients can expect to spend between $100 and $200 per treatment
No, eyelash extensions don’t cause damage to your eyelashes. Instead, they fall off when your natural eyelashes fall off, which occurs regularly, with or without extensions in place.
Depending on the type and style of lash extensions and the technician’s skills, treatment can take one to two hours.
Yes, extensions are safe if you have a technician who knows what they’re doing and uses high-quality materials.
They can last anywhere from one to two months as they follow the natural growth cycle of natural lashes. Clients can extend the lifespan of extensions by using proper aftercare.
Blepharitis isn’t directly tied to lash extensions, but it’s possible to get it if you have an allergic reaction to the products used during treatment.
You can swim after an application, although doing so can shorten the extensions' lifespan. You must wait at least 24 hours after treatment to get them wet.
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