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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most cluster lash removals take between twenty and forty-five minutes. Timing depends on adhesive strength, number of clusters, and prior home removal attempts. Your technician will assess and proceed methodically, prioritizing safety to avoid pulling or damaging natural lashes.
When performed by trained technicians using appropriate adhesive removers and gentle technique, cluster lash removal should not damage natural lashes. We avoid forceful pulling and use solvent and time to safely dissolve glue, preserving lash health and growth cycles.
After removal, gently cleanse lashes with a lash-safe cleanser and avoid oil-based products for twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Refrain from rubbing, waterproof mascara, or heat-based treatments immediately. Follow technician guidance and consider a nourishing serum to support recovery.
Yes — experienced technicians can remove old or stubborn adhesives using professional solvents, steam, and patient technique. Multiple passes or longer soak times may be required. Never pick at glue yourself; risking lash loss. We tailor the process to your lash health.
If your natural lashes are healthy, many clients can receive new lash extensions or clusters the same day or within twenty-four to forty-eight hours. If there is irritation or damage, we recommend waiting until lashes recover; your technician will advise accordingly.
Yes — we screen for adhesive sensitivities during consultation and can perform a patch test when indicated. If you have a known allergy, we offer alternative removers and hypoallergenic options. Inform us about past reactions so we can ensure safe care.
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