Eyelash Extensions in Jacksonville

No, well-made extensions will not harm your natural eyelashes.

Yes, you can confidently engage in activities such as swimming, using a pool, tanning, or visiting a sauna 24 hours after the extension procedure.

Yes, you can get extensions, but you'll need to remove your contact lenses during the procedure. Keep in mind that the wear time of artificial eyelashes may be affected by contact lens care products.

There are no specific sleeping rules. The key is to avoid sleeping with your face buried in a pillow.

On average, the results last from 4 to 5 weeks, provided that you care for your artificial eyelashes properly and follow the recommendations provided by the esthetician.

Yes, certainly. Lash Fill is one of our services.

If no more than three (3) weeks have passed since the extension, and you still have at least half of the extended eyelashes, you can come in for a Fill service.

Removing artificial eyelashes should only be done by a professional specialist in the salon. We use special gel removers for this procedure, which takes about 15 minutes. It's essential never to attempt to remove eyelash extensions yourself.

The curl, thickness, length, volume, and effect are all individually chosen based on your preferences, eye shape, natural eyelash color, and other features of your appearance.

While it is acceptable, it is not recommended as mascara typically contains oil components that can weaken the adhesive, shortening the wear time.

The only limitation to extensions during pregnancy is poor health and morning sickness. It is not advisable in the first trimester, especially for first-time extension recipients. In the second trimester, the condition of pregnant women is generally stable, making it a suitable time for extensions. Ensure you select a skilled professional and a salon that uses high-quality products. Due to hormonal changes during pregnancy, the lifespan of artificial eyelashes may be slightly reduced.