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Tips for best results

• Use a gentle technique: Apply a small amount of diluted foam or shampoo onto a clean, soft brush or finger and gently cleanse the lash line and extension length. Avoid rubbing or pulling.

• Rinse thoroughly: Remove all shampoo residue with lukewarm water or a damp cotton pad to prevent buildup.

• Dry carefully: Pat lashes dry with a clean microfibre towel or use a low-speed, cool air fan. Avoid heat and rubbing.

• Daily maintenance: Between full cleans, use a clean spoolie to brush lashes daily and remove surface oils and debris.

• Aftercare timeline: If you wear extensions daily and use eye makeup often, consider cleaning 3 times per week. If you rarely wear eye makeup and have oily skin, stick to 2–3 times weekly to balance cleanliness and adhesive longevity.

• Avoid oil-based products: Do not use oil-based cleansers or makeup removers near the extensions, as oils weaken the adhesive bond.

If you experience irritation, redness, increased shedding, or adhesive failure, stop using the product immediately.

• Protects lashes from friction: A soft sleep mask creates a barrier between your lashes and your pillow or bedding, reducing rubbing that can cause premature shedding, bending, or breakage of extensions.

• Maintains curl and alignment: By keeping lashes from being pressed or twisted during sleep, a mask helps extensions retain their original curl pattern and alignment, so your lash line looks full and even each morning.

• Reduces oil and dirt transfer: A dedicated, clean sleep mask limits contact between skin oils, hair products, and dust from pillows—factors that can weaken adhesive bonds and cause lash extensions to loosen sooner.

• Minimizes irritation and rubbing: For sleepers who move a lot or rub their eyes during the night, a mask reduces the chance of accidental contact that can irritate the lash line or dislodge extensions.

• Supports adhesive longevity: By preventing excess moisture and friction around the eyes overnight, sleep masks help maintain the adhesive’s integrity, extending the time between fills.

• Encourages a consistent aftercare routine: Using a sleep mask nightly is an easy, low-effort habit that complements other aftercare steps (gentle cleansing, avoiding oil-based products), improving overall extension retention.

• Extends wear time: reduces shedding, so extensions last closer to their intended lifespan.

• Maintains lash health: Natural lashes can become weak or damaged from tension, dirt buildup, and improper grooming. Regular, gentle cleaning and avoiding mechanical stress (rubbing, pulling, or sleeping face-down) reduce breakage and help natural lashes stay strong.

• Prevents irritation and infection: Lashes trap debris and bacteria. Removing makeup nightly, cleaning the lash line, and using clean tools minimizes the risk of conjunctivitis, blepharitis, and allergic reactions that can arise from buildup or contaminated products.

• Preserves style and curl: Heat, steam, and oil can alter the adhesive and the curl of extensions or lifts. Following aftercare guidelines keeps the intended shape, curl, and volume consistent from appointment to appointment.

• Reduces the need for repairs: Neglecting aftercare often leads to uneven loss of extensions, matting, or tangles that require earlier fills or corrective services, increasing cost and salon time.

• Supports professional results: Technicians apply extensions and perform lifts based on healthy lash condition. Good aftercare helps maintain that condition so future appointments can be as effective and safe as the first

• Formulated for delicate eye areas

  • Lightweight, non-irritating textures minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of redness or sensitivity.

  • pH-balanced and free from harsh fragrances or unnecessary additives that can irritate freshly treated lashes.