Common FAQ’S

Eyelash extensions typically last 4-6 weeks, depending on your natural lash cycle and how well you care for them. We recommend booking a fill every 2-3 weeks to maintain your desired look.
Yes! We use high-quality, medical-grade adhesive and apply the extensions individually to your natural lashes—never touching the skin—to ensure a safe, irritation-free experience.
You can, but it’s best to avoid oil-based makeup and mascaras, as they can weaken the adhesive. Opt for lash extension-friendly products for the best results.

To maintain smooth skin and perfect brows, we recommend coming in every 3-4 weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle.
Some discomfort is normal, but we use high-quality hard and soft wax tailored to your skin’s sensitivity, ensuring a more comfortable experience.
Waxing is great for removing hair quickly over larger areas, while threading offers more precision, especially for shaping eyebrows. Both methods deliver smooth, long-lasting results.

While we welcome walk-ins when available, we highly recommend booking an appointment to secure your spot and avoid waiting.
For lash appointments, arrive with clean lashes and no makeup. For waxing, make sure your hair is at least ¼ inch long for the best results. If you have any specific concerns, let us know in advance, and we’ll guide you through the prep process.
We use high-quality, professional-grade products designed to be safe for sensitive skin and deliver long-lasting results. From premium lash adhesives to soothing aftercare products, every item is chosen with your comfort and beauty in mind.

Avoid water, steam, and oil-based products for the first 24 hours. Clean your lashes gently with a lash-safe cleanser daily and avoid rubbing or tugging to prolong their lifespan.
Keep the area clean and avoid sun exposure, hot showers, or harsh exfoliants for 24 hours. Use a soothing lotion or aloe vera to calm the skin if needed.

** This information is provided for informational purposes only. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for medical advice. **