FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
-
What Are Eyelash Extensions/Strips?
Outlashed Luxury Lash Extensions and Eyelashes are worn
to lengthen and thicken the eyelashes with single/cluster
strands of mink eyelashes that curve to replicate the look
of the natural eyelash. These strands are applied to each
individual eyelash one cluster or strand at a time. Once
applied you're left with an elegant and chic luscious look.
Outlashed Extensions or Eyelashes are perfect for special occasions
or everyday wear.
-
Can I Shower,Exercise, Swim or Visit the spa with my Lashes?
Yes. The specially formulated bonding agent that is used for our extensions
allows you to do all of the above mentioned activities worry
free while enjoying elegant and gorgeous look that our lashes
give. We do ask that you do not swim or visit the spa for at
least 48 hours after your procedure to allow the bonding agent
to fully cure.
-
What Will They Feel Like and Will They Look Natural?
Outlashed Extensions and Eyelashes do look and feel completely real and
and natural.
-
Can I Wear Mascara With My Lashes?
You really don't have to wear mascara because lash extensions should give the illusion of having mascara on. If you must apply mascara only use water-based mascara. Do not use oil-based or water-proof mascara. Oil based and water-proof mascara both dissolve the bonding agent that is used and will shorten the life of your Outlashed Extensions.
-
If I Wear Contacts Can I still wear Lash Extensions?
Yes! Outlashed Extensions will not conflict or interfere with your contacts or normal daily activities. If you wear glasses ,this could affect the length that you may desire.
-
Who Can't Wear Lash Extensions?
Anyone with adhesive allergies.
Anyone who just had Lasik has to wait at least four weeks and seek their doctor's approval prior to getting extensions.
Anyone who had chemotherapy in the last six months.
Anyone who's on thyroid medication may find keeping the lashes beyond two weeks a challenge. Anyone who has a medical condition related to their eyes, sight or eye area should really consult their doctor first.
