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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lash Extensions - Blended Infill.
We recommend infills every two to three weeks to maintain fullness and shape. Timing varies with lash shedding and lifestyle; if you see noticeable gaps sooner, book earlier. Regular infills preserve the blended look and extend extension longevity when performed by a professional.
Properly applied infills do not inherently damage natural lashes. Skilled technicians remove and replace extensions to minimize stress and breakage. If your natural lashes are weak or recently injured, we may recommend a recovery period or gentler styling before resuming infills.
A blended infill typically takes 30 to 45 minutes, depending on retention and how many lashes need replacing. First-time appointments may take longer for assessment and mapping. We work efficiently to refresh your set while maintaining safety and precision.
Yes — blended infills can be combined with other services, but scheduling matters. Avoid scheduling a lash lift the same day; tinting is often compatible. Your technician will recommend sequencing to protect extension adhesion and maintain optimal results.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes and remove contact lenses if possible. Avoid mascara, oily products, or waterproof formulas beforehand. Communicate allergies, recent eye procedures, or medications with your technician to ensure a safe, personalized infill session.
Aftercare matters: avoid water, steam, heavy sweating and eye makeup for 24 hours to allow adhesive curing. Use oil-free cleansers and avoid rubbing or picking. Brush lashes gently and schedule regular infills to maintain hygiene and longevity.