Korean Style Glueless Lash Lift & Tint

Before Your Appointment

  • Avoid using oil based products around eye area

    Avoid using eye makeup and makeup remover 2 days prior to your lash lift appointment, as it can create a barrier and impact the results of your lash lift.

  • No caffeine 10 hours prior to your lash appointment. It is important that your eyes remain calm during your appointment.

    Bring your contact case if you wear contacts. You will need to take them out during service.

    Arrive to your appointment with no makeup

After Your Appointment

For the first 24-48 hours:

  • Do not get your lashes wet

  • Avoid heat and steam

  • Avoid makeup

  • Sleep on your back to avoid smushing and misshape the curl of your lashes

Don’t touch and mess with them unless you are brushing/styling them.

Avoid rubbing your eyes or picking your lashes.

Avoid waterproof mascara.

Use serum to style lashes if desired.

    • Eye Infections (Conjunctivitis, Styes, etc.):

      • Why: Eye infections make the eyes highly sensitive and vulnerable. Introducing chemicals can worsen the infection and cause further complications.

    • Recent Eye Surgery (including LASIK):

      • Why: The eyes need time to heal after surgery. Chemical exposure can interfere with the healing process and cause irritation.

    • Chronic Dry Eye or other Chronic eye conditions:

      • Why: The chemical solutions used during a lash lift, can cause further irritation to already dry or sensitive eyes.

    • Blepharitis or Ocular Rosacca:

      • Why: These inflammatory conditions of the eyelids increase sensitivity, making the eye area more susceptible to irritation from lash lift products,

    • Trichotillomania:

      • Why: This condition involves compulsive hair pulling, which can damage lashes. A lash lift could further weaken already fragile lashes.

    • Skin Conditions around the Eye Area (Eczema, Psoriasis, Dermatitis):

      • Why: These conditions make the skin more reactive and prone to irritation from the chemicals used in lash lifts.

    • Recent Scars or Open Wounds around the Eye Area:

      • Why: Damaged skin is more susceptible to irritation and infection.

    • Known Allergies to Lash Lift Products:

      • Why: Allergic reactions can range from mild irritation to severe complications. Patch testing is essential to identify potential allergies.

    • Pregnancy (especially the first trimester) and Breastfeeding:

      • Why: Hormonal changes can affect lash growth and sensitivity, leading to unpredictable results. There's also a general precaution against exposing pregnant or breastfeeding individuals to unnecessary chemicals.

    • Certain Medications (e.g., Roaccutane, some hormone medications):

      • Why: Some medications can increase skin and eye sensitivity.

    • Chemotherapy:

      • Why: Cancer treatments can significantly weaken the body and increase sensitivity.

    • Hormonal fluctuations:

      • Why: Hormonal changes con change the way that the lashes react to the lifting solutions.

Precautions