How are you supposed to brush your lash extensions?
When it comes to brushing your lash extensions, using a spoolie brush is the best option. This brush has soft, flexible bristles that won’t damage your extensions or your natural lashes.
Start by holding the spoolie brush at the base of your lash line, close your eyes, and brush your extensions from the base to the tip. Make sure to brush all of your extensions including those on the inner and outer corners of your eyes, to avoid tangles and maintain a natural look.
While brushing, be careful not to apply too much pressure as this can damage your natural lashes and cause your extensions to fall out and avoid using mascara on your extensions as this can cause them to clump and damage the adhesive holding them in place.
How do I transition my lash extensions to natural?
Transitioning from lash extensions to natural lashes can be a gradual process that takes time. The first step is to let your natural lashes grow out which can take several weeks. During this time it’s essential to care for your natural lashes by using a lash growth serum to promote healthy growth and avoiding rubbing your eyes or pulling on your lashes and avoiding the use of mascara on your natural lashes.
When it’s time to remove your lash extensions, avoid pulling them off as this can damage your natural lashes. Instead, use an oil-based makeup remover to dissolve the adhesive and remove the extensions with a cotton pad or swab. You can also seek the help of a professional lash artist to safely remove your extensions.
How often should you brush your eyelash extensions?
To maintain the appearance of your lash extensions and prevent tangles and it’s essential to brush them daily. Aim to brush your extensions once or twice a day being careful not to over-brush as this can damage your natural lashes. Brushing your extensions can also help to prevent debris from getting trapped between your lashes which can cause irritation.
When brushing it’s important to not apply too much pressure as this can damage your natural lashes and cause your extensions to fall out and be sure to clean your spoolie brush regularly to prevent the buildup of bacteria and debris.
How do I not ruin my natural eyelashes with extensions?
Wearing lash extensions doesn’t have to damage your natural lashes if you take the right precautions. To avoid damaging your natural lashes when handling your eyes and avoid rubbing or pulling on your lashes and avoid using oil-based products near your eyes, as they can break down the adhesive holding your extensions in place.
When applying makeup, avoid using mascara on your extensions as this can cause them to clump and damage the adhesive. Instead use an oil-free makeup remover and a cotton pad to remove makeup from around your eyes.
Finally, avoid over-brushing your extensions, as this can cause damage to your natural lashes and cause your extensions to fall out prematurely. Brush your extensions once or twice a day, being careful not to overdo it.
What happens if you don’t brush eyelash extensions?
If you don’t brush your lash extensions regularly, they can become tangled and clumpy. This can cause discomfort and irritation as well as cause your lash extensions to fall out prematurely. Brushing your extensions daily is essential for maintaining their appearance and preventing tangles.
In addition to brushing it’s also important to clean your extensions regularly to prevent the buildup of debris and bacteria. Use an oil-free cleanser and a soft brush to clean your extensions, being careful not to rub or pull on your lashes.
Can you brush lash extensions too much?
While brushing your lash extensions is crucial for maintaining their appearance and preventing tangles it is possible to over-brush them. Over-brushing can cause damage to your natural lashes, as well as cause your extensions to fall out prematurely.
When brushing your extensions, be sure to not apply too much pressure and avoid brushing them too frequently as this can cause tangles and damage to your natural lashes. Aim to brush your extensions once or twice a day being careful not to overdo it.
In addition to brushing it’s important to care for your lash extensions by avoiding oil-based products near your eyes avoiding rubbing or pulling on your lashes and not using mascara on your extensions. These tips can help to prolong the life of your extensions and prevent damage to your natural lashes.
Conclusion
Maintaining lash extensions and natural lashes requires a delicate balance of care and attention. Brushing your extensions regularly is essential for maintaining their appearance and preventing tangles but it’s also important to not overdo it.
Additionally caring for your natural lashes by using lash growth serum avoiding oil-based products, and avoiding rubbing or pulling on your lashes can help to prevent damage and prolong the life of your extensions.
Whether you’re a seasoned lash extension wearer or just starting out following these tips can help you to achieve a natural and beautiful look that lasts. Remember to consult with a professional lash artist if you have any questions or concerns about caring for your lashes.