To ensure your lashes look 100% between those 4-week Lash Lounge visits, here are some additionalaftercare tips on how to take care of your eyelash lift and tint: Before and after lash lift and tint I got a lash lift and tint yesterday and left pretty disappointed. There is one place in my area that does it. They were pretty unprofessional and my lashes look a little darker (they were pretty blonde to begin with), but do not look nearly as curled as yours do. When I compare before and after pictures here is a very slight difference. I really wanted to love it, but my top and bottom lashes still stick together in places, which is what irritates me the most.
No, it def doesn’t hurt, but it does feel a teeny bit uncomfortable during the process—at least for me. I blame it on the little protective shields that are pressed up against your lash line during the treatment, coupled with the fact that anything on/near your eyes just feels weird. But the whole thing is so quick and speedy, it was honestly no big deal to me. How Long Does a Lash Lift Last? Our philosophy is simple and heartfelt: we serve our customers with the most advanced personalized facials and skincare treatments to improve the health and beauty of their skin. To do this, we combine the latest technology and research with pure pharmaceutical grade products to make you look great and feel confident.
*All before and after photos show clients without any makeup on their lashes. Save daily time and effort No, it def doesn’t hurt, but it does feel a teeny bit uncomfortable during the process—at least for me. I blame it on the little protective shields that are pressed up against your lash line during the treatment, coupled with the fact that anything on/near your eyes just feels weird. But the whole thing is so quick and speedy, it was honestly no big deal to me.
It’s best to wait at least 24 hours before wearing any mascara or any eye makeup at all. Most mascara contains oil that can break down your lash lift. After that, you want to do your best to make the lift last as long as possible. It’s best to avoid any oil-based products in general, just to ensure that your lashes last longer and stay lifted. LEARN MORE ABOUT LASH LIFT We’ll keep this simple: no. If you do opt for trying a lash lift procedure, it’s best to go to an expert. They’ll know the right products to use and can do a test strand to see how your lashes and skin react to the procedure. Plus, as Dr. Bajic notes, it’s risky to do an intense procedure like this to your own eyes, as it’s hard to actually inspect what you’re doing.