Are you frustrated with your lash extensions not lasting as long as you'd hoped? You’re not alone! Many of us have experienced the disappointment of lash extensions that just don’t seem to stick around. But before you blame your lash technician or the products used, let’s take a closer look at something that might be flying under the radar: your skincare and hair care routine. Yep, you heard that right—your hair care can impact your lash extensions too!
The Science Behind Lash Adhesive
The adhesive that bonds your natural lashes to the extensions is quite sensitive. The oils from both your skin and hair care products can break down this adhesive, leading to premature fallout of those gorgeous lashes. Even those natural oils that our skin produces—yes, even if you consider yourself to have dry skin—can wreak havoc on your lash retention.
So, What Can You Do?
Here are two crucial steps to improve your lash extension retention:
Keep Skin Care And Hair Care Products Away from Your Eye Area.
This might sound obvious, but it’s easy to forget. Be mindful of where you apply your skincare and hair care products. Avoid applying oils or heavy creams too close to your eyes. This simple shift in your routine can make a noticeable difference!
Clean Your Lashes Regularly.
Make it a habit to wash your lashes at least every other day. This helps remove any oil buildup that can accumulate around your lashes and eye area. A gentle lash cleanser will do wonders and keep your extensions looking fresh and fabulous.
Simple Changes, Stunning Results
It may seem straightforward, but these small adjustments can lead to significant improvements in your lash extension retention. I challenge you to try these tips for a week and see if you notice a difference. Your lashes deserve the best care, and you’ll be amazed at how these tweaks can enhance their longevity.
Let me know how it goes! Are you ready to unlock the secret to stunning, long-lasting lashes?
Stay Beautiful Inside & Out,
Erica Levish LE
Certified Brow, Makeup, and Lash Artist
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