Very attentive and super friendly. I was nervous as I’ve never had a lash service before but she took the time to listen to the effect I wanted and followed through. Highly recommend.

No it absolutely should not! I take every measure possible to ensure a comfortable experience for you. I ask that you avoid fidgeting or moving too much during your service so that I don't accidentally poke you or pull your lashes. The products I use, including lash glue containing cyanoacrylate and glue removers, can irritate eyes that are not fully closed. This is why your eyes must remain closed the entire service. I also ask that contact lenses be removed prior to being lashed so that we do not risk anything getting trapped under the contact. If I assess your health and your lashes and I have any concerns that being lashed could hurt you, we may decide eyelash extensions are not right for you.

You can get your lash extensions wet 24 hours after application. I've seen plenty of people online claim that waiting 24 hours is only a myth, but I have seen firsthand how keeping them dry for that long improves retention. After that period, lashes should be washed with a shampoo designed for lash extensions daily (ideally twice daily) with cool or lukewarm water. Exposure to salt water or tears can make them fall out faster, which is why I recommend cleaning them as soon as possible.

I apply every lash extension very carefully, evaluating the strength of every natural lash as I go. I never apply extensions that are more than 3mm longer than the natural lash, as going any longer can certainly do damage to your lash and its growth. I also isolate every single lash and ensure the glue doesn't adhere to any strays. As long as clients follow their home care properly, my lash extensions will not ruin your natural lashes.

Like all face and body hair, natural eyelashes are grown by our skin in cycles. They are continuously growing out, shedding, and starting over. Think of it like this- if all of our hairs were on the same growth cycle, we would be completely bald while every hair grows back in! The lashes have to fall out within a few weeks to repeat the cycle otherwise people would all have unnervingly long eyelash hairs. We usually have at least 100 lashes on each eyelid, all in different stages of growth. I only apply eyelash extensions to natural lashes that are grown out and strong enough to handle the weight. So inevitably, each lash will fall out 2-4 weeks later, and your extensions sadly won't last forever. This is why we recommend pre-booking lash fills 2-3 weeks after application to keep them looking perfect.