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Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Perming - 1 Single Session.
Most clients enjoy a lifted curl for six to eight weeks as lashes naturally shed and regrow. Longevity varies with your lash cycle, aftercare, and lifestyle. Regular touch-ups can maintain continuous lift when you notice the curl diminishing.
Yes, many clients with sensitive eyes or contacts tolerate the treatment when performed carefully. We require a patch test and ask that you remove contact lenses for the appointment. Inform your technician of sensitivities or medications beforehand for a safe customized approach.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes—no mascara, lash serums, or curlers. Remove contact lenses and bring glasses if needed. If you haven’t had a patch test, schedule it 24–48 hours before. Expect the appointment to take around 45–60 minutes.
For best results avoid water, steam, saunas, pools, and eye makeup for the first 24–48 hours. Don’t rub or pull lashes and avoid oil-based cleansers which can weaken the lift. Use gentle, oil-free products and sleep on your back when possible.
Wait at least 24 hours before applying mascara to protect the new lift. Prefer water-based formulas and avoid waterproof mascaras for several days, as oils and heavy removers can reduce curl longevity. Consider tinting instead for added definition.
Not recommended if you have an active eye infection, recent eyelid surgery, chemotherapy, severe dry eye, or open wounds near the eyes. Pregnancy or certain medications may require consultation. Book a consultation so we can assess suitability and perform a patch test.