Permanent Makeup & Aesthetics In Maine

WHAT ARE LASH EXTENSIONS?

Lash extensions are semi-permanent, synthetic, faux mink or silk fibers that are applied strand by strand with specially formulated non-irritating glue to your own lashes to enhance your eye shape.

HOW LONG DO LASH EXTENSIONS LAST?

Application is pricey (the most basic full set at our establishment costs $180) and does take some time—anywhere from one to two hours depending on the desired volume—but, with proper care, lash extensions should last for up to three-six weeks

CAN A LASH LIFT BE USED TO COMPLIMENT OTHER TREATMENTS?

Yes! A Lash Lift is enhanced when you use an eyelash growth product, or a semi-permanent mascara (lash tint). While your lashes grow longer, our process controls straight or overly curly lashes by giving them a uniform lifted look.

WILL LASH EXTENSIONS RUIN MY LASHES?

No Lash extensions alone will not ruin your lashes. Damage to the natural lashes is the result of improper application, or the stylist not selecting the correct type of lash for an existing natural lash.

ARE LASH EXTENSIONS WORTH IT?

Lash extensions can be worth the money, but they’re definitely not for everyone. It really comes down to your budget, time allotment, and compliance with the guidelines, as these aren’t easy to maintain.

CAN I GET LASH EXTENSIONS THE SAME DAY AS MY EYELINER PMU SESSION?

We recommend if you’d like to get this done, to do it after your Eyeliner is completely healed. After care instructions will be provided also before you leave our spa.

CAN I USE AN EYELASH CURLER?

No. There will be no need for an eyelash curler as this treatment gives a much better result than using a curler, But more importantly, using one may weaken and damage your lashes.

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

Although it is impossible to list every potential risk and complication, the following conditions are recognized as contraindications for the Keratin Lash Lift and Tint treatment and must be disclosed prior to the treatment:

• Eye Infections/disorders
• Recent Eye Surgery
• Allergy to product
• Very sensitive eyes
• Hay fever sufferers/Watery Eyes
• Conjunctivitis
• Stye
• Dry Eye Syndrome
• Using prescribed medicated eye drops
• Pregnancy – during the 1st trimester
• Medication – Thyroxin (in some cases can prevent lashes from curling)
• Contact Lenses – must be removed

POST CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Keep your lashes dry and free of makeup for 24 hours after the treatment
• Avoid any oil based creams and lotions for the first 24 hours after the treatment
• Do not use waterproof mascara
• Do not irritate or rub your eyes while you have Lash Extensions
• Wash them daily (we will recommend a special lash shampoo to use)

This will also be gone over extensively before you leave our spa.