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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Semi-permanent.
Semi-permanent lash enhancement usually lasts four to six weeks depending on your natural lash growth cycle, aftercare, and maintenance. We recommend a touch-up or infill every 3–6 weeks to maintain consistent volume and shape, avoiding oil-based products and rubbing.
Yes, when performed by a trained technician using quality products. We conduct a consultation and may perform a patch test for sensitive clients or contact lens wearers. Follow aftercare instructions and avoid eye makeup and water exposure for 24-48 hours to prevent irritation.
Avoid mascara for at least 24–48 hours after the treatment to allow adhesive and product to set. After that, use water-based mascara sparingly to preserve semi-permanent effects. Avoid oil-based removers and vigorous rubbing to maintain longevity and prevent premature loss.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes and avoid oil-based products the day of your appointment. Bring contact case or wear glasses if needed. Inform us of allergies, recent eye procedures, or medications. Plan for a 45–90 minute session depending on customization.
Avoid water, steam, saunas, and heavy exercise for 24–48 hours. Don't rub or pick at lashes, and skip oil-based cleansers and makeup removers. Gently cleanse with a recommended water-based cleanser and schedule infills every few weeks to keep optimal volume.
When applied and removed correctly by a licensed technician, semi-permanent treatments should not cause lasting damage. Proper aftercare, gentle cleansing, and regular infills help protect natural lashes. Avoid aggressive removal, poor adhesive choices, and excessive layering to minimize risk.