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Wonderful service. Will come back soon
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Very efficient. The staff were very sweet and my appointment time was honored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Volume Lashes.
Volume extensions generally last two to four weeks depending on your natural lash growth cycle, skincare routine, and aftercare. We recommend scheduling fills every two to three weeks to maintain fullness and replace any shed natural lashes, ensuring a consistently dramatic look.
When applied by a trained technician using appropriate lightweight fans and gentle adhesive, volume lashes are safe. Proper isolation prevents bonding lashes together. Avoid excessive pressure or oil-based products, and have your lashes removed professionally to prevent damage to the natural lash line.
A full Volume Lashes appointment typically takes between 90 and 150 minutes depending on desired volume, lash mapping, and individual natural lash density. Initial consultations, patch tests, and customization extend the time; refill appointments are usually shorter, around 45 to 75 minutes.
Mascara is generally unnecessary with Volume Lashes and can clump fans or weaken adhesive. If you must use mascara, choose a water-based formula and apply sparingly to tips only. Never use oil-based removers; they can dissolve glue and shorten lash retention.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy sweating for the first 24 to 48 hours. Use oil-free cleansers and eye products, gently brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie, sleep on your back when possible, and book regular fills every two to three weeks to preserve fullness.
Clients with active eye infections, recent eye surgery, severe blepharitis, or known adhesive allergies should avoid extensions until cleared by a medical professional. Those with extremely sparse or fragile natural lashes may be better suited for classic or lash-lift alternatives.