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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lash Lift.
A Lash Lift typically takes 45 to 60 minutes depending on lash length and desired curl. The stylist cleans, applies lifting solution, sets the curl, and applies a tint if requested. You'll receive aftercare instructions to maximize longevity.
When performed by a trained technician using quality products, a Lash Lift should not cause damage. Properly timed solutions and gentle handling protect the hair. Avoid excessive at-home treatments and follow aftercare to minimize risk.
Avoid water, steam, saunas, and swimming for the first 24 to 48 hours to allow the lift to set. After that, normal cleansing and makeup use are fine. Use oil-free products to prolong results and avoid relaxing the curl.
Yes — lash tinting is commonly combined with a lift to darken lashes, enhancing the curled effect without mascara. Combining saves time and typically adds only a few minutes. Tell your technician any sensitivities beforehand.
Most clients enjoy lifted lashes for eight to twelve weeks, aligning with the natural lash growth cycle. Longevity varies by hair type, aftercare, and exposure to oil-based products. Scheduling touch-ups every two to three months keeps the look consistent.
People with active eye infections, recent eye surgery, severe blepharitis, or allergies to perming ingredients should avoid treatment. Pregnant or breastfeeding clients should consult their doctor. A patch test can identify sensitivity before a full appointment.