Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lash Removal.

Most Lash Removal sessions take 15–45 minutes depending on extension type, adhesive strength, and lash condition. We'll assess first and choose the safest removal method to minimize damage, keeping time efficient while prioritizing your natural lash health.

When performed by trained technicians using proper solvents and techniques, Lash Removal should not cause permanent damage. We prioritize gentle methods, assess lash health, and offer aftercare to support recovery; minor temporary shedding can occur but serious harm is rare.

At-home removal risks adhesive buildup, glue residue, and lash breakage if done incorrectly. We strongly recommend professional removal to avoid damage. If you must, avoid pulling, use only mild products, and seek a salon appointment if any irritation or difficulty arises.

Timing depends on natural lash condition. Many clients can receive new extensions immediately if lashes are healthy and removal was gentle, but sometimes we recommend waiting 1–2 weeks for recovery or using conditioning treatments first for best retention.

Keep lashes clean and dry for 24 hours, avoid oil-based products that can break adhesives, skip mascara and eyelash curling, and use recommended serums or conditioners to strengthen follicles. Follow our personalized aftercare plan to speed recovery and protect new growth.

Active eye infections, recent ocular surgery, eyelid dermatitis, or severe allergic reactions may delay removal. Always disclose medical history, pregnancy, medications, or sensitivities during consultation so we can adapt the method or refer you to a medical professional when necessary.