Lash extensions typically last 2–3 weeks before a refill is needed. However, the longevity depends on your natural lash growth cycle, how well you care for them, and your lifestyle. Regular refills are recommended every 2–3 weeks to maintain fullness.

For the first 24–48 hours, we recommend avoiding makeup, creams, or oils on your brows and lashes. After that, you can resume makeup, but be gentle with the area and avoid oil-based products, as they can affect the results and cause your lashes or brows to lose shape more quickly.

Both Microblading and Ombre Brow shading are minimally uncomfortable. A numbing cream is applied to ensure you feel as little discomfort as possible. Some clients describe it as feeling like light scratching or slight pressure, but it’s generally well-tolerated.

No, we recommend avoiding any waxing, threading, or plucking of the treated area for at least 4–6 weeks after a brow lamination or microblading appointment. This allows your brows to heal properly and ensures the shape lasts longer. After healing, maintenance can be done, but it’s best to use tweezers or a gentle method.

For both lash extensions and brow treatments (lamination, microblading, ombre shading), avoid excess moisture, sweating, and sun exposure during the first 24–48 hours. Always avoid oil-based products near your lashes or brows, and use a gentle cleanser to keep them clean. For lashes, brushing them daily helps maintain shape and prevent tangling.

After a lash lift, you may choose to wear mascara, but it’s best to avoid waterproof formulas, as they can damage the lift. For brow lamination and microblading, we recommend avoiding eyebrow makeup for at least the first 24 hours to allow the treatment to fully set. After that, you can wear makeup, but opt for products that are gentle and don’t affect the longevity of your treatment.