A little about lashes
Maintaining the health of our natural lashes is crucial when applying and wearing eyelash extensions. Making sure your artist is educated, experienced, and uses quality products are important factors to consider when choosing a lash location. Home-care is also important for maintaining healthy natural lashes.
We’ve been lashing since 2013 here at Transcend Beauty, Co. We understand the importance of technique and use only high quality reputable products. Rest assured we’ll give you the tools and education you need to protect and maintain both your natural lashes your new Full Set.
The application process
What you can expect during the application process is communication. It’s important that we understand your goals and the look you want to achieve, as well as educating you on what’s going on and around your eyes. After a brief consultation, you’ll snuggle up in one of our cosy lash recliners and have yourself a little lash-nap! We’ll apply some eyepads to your lower lashes, then all you have to do is close your eyes, kick back, and relax.
After Care
• We recommend keeping your extensions dry for 2-3 hours following application. This includes water, eyedrops, liquid liner, sweat or anything else of a liquid consistency.
• Avoid the use of oily products on, under, or around the lashes. This could cause a lubricating effect, where the extension and adhesive could slide off the natural lash. Under eye creams should be applied at least one hour before you go to bed so it has time to absorb.
• Liquid eyeliner is going to be your best friend. Pencils and gels are very oily, but liquid eyeliner is smooth and easy to clean.
• Wash your lashes with an extension-friendly lash shampoo. To avoid build-up, the oils from your skin should be washed daily or bi daily from your lashes.
• Avoid playing, pulling, twisting, or snagging your lashes. Wash cloths and makeup remover wipes can snag and pull lashes. We recommend using your fingertips or a lash brush.
• Lash extensions are perfectly healthy for your natural lashes, given that you aren't playing with them. Once you start pulling on them, you could accidentally pull a natural lash out in the process.
• Be aware that eyes are sisters, not twins. They will not shed 100% evenly. Things like your daily routines, sleeping habits, and hormones can create uneven shedding, and that’s perfectly normal.
• On rare occasions allergies to the adhesive can occur. While this is uncommon, it is not unheard of, and can be taken care of by removing the lash extensions.
• Please note, we HIGHLY don't recommend getting your very first set of lashes a day or two before a large event (i.e., wedding, vacation, graduation, etc.).