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Frequently Asked Questions
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Expect about 45 to 60 minutes. We methodically replace lost extensions, refine placement, and refresh adhesive bonds to restore fullness while maintaining your Natural Classic style. Exact time varies with your natural lash retention and the amount of fill required.
No significant damage when applied and removed correctly. Our technicians use classic single-lash attachment techniques to minimize stress. Proper aftercare and timely fills prevent undue weight on natural lashes and promote healthy, long-term retention.
Replacement depends on your natural shedding; typically 30–60% of the set is refreshed. We assess your lash map and selectively reapply to rebuild full, even coverage while preserving existing extensions for a seamless, natural finish.
Minor adjustments like slight length or curl tweaks are possible, but major style changes are discouraged at three weeks. For significant modifications we recommend a full removal and a new full-set appointment to ensure optimal symmetry and retention.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy workouts for 24–48 hours. Sleep on your back, skip oil-based products, and brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie. Follow our technician’s tailored care tips to maximize retention and protect natural lash health.
Yes—within our policy window we offer complimentary adjustments for poor retention. Bring concerns within 7–14 days of your fill; technicians will evaluate and correct retention issues. Refunds are considered case-by-case after consultation and resolution attempts.