
How to Care for Eyelash Extensions: 7 Simple Rules
Eyelash extensions are beautiful, convenient, and impactful. But to keep them looking flawless for as long as possible, proper aftercare is key. Many women start losing volume just a couple of weeks after the procedure simply because they don’t know how to care for their lashes correctly.
Here are 7 simple but essential tips to help keep your extensions in perfect shape until your next fill:
- Don’t rub your eyes. This is one of the golden rules! Rubbing damages the adhesive and can cause your extensions to fall out early. If your eyes itch, gently dab the corner with a cotton swab.
- Avoid oily products. Oils and greasy textures are the enemy of lash extensions — they break down the glue. Stick to oil-free micellar water and sulfate-free foaming cleansers only.
- Keep them dry for the first 24 hours. After the procedure, the glue is still setting. Water exposure too early can weaken the bond. Avoid showers, saunas, or intense workouts on the first day.
- Brush your lashes. Use a clean, dry spoolie brush (your lash artist usually provides one) to gently brush your lashes every morning. This prevents tangling and helps maintain a neat, fresh look.
- Be mindful while sleeping. Sleeping on your back is best. If you sleep face-down on a pillow, lashes can get bent or fall out faster. A soft silk or satin pillowcase can also help extend their life.
- Skip mascara and curlers. Mascara weighs lashes down, and curlers can damage both extensions and natural lashes. With extensions, you don’t need them at all!
- Get regular fills. The ideal schedule is every 2–3 weeks. If you wait too long, you may need a full new set. Fills are faster, more affordable, and keep your lashes looking fresh.
I always remind my clients: well-maintained lashes don’t just last 2 weeks — they can stay beautiful for 4 or even 5 weeks. The secret? A little attention and self-care!
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