Lifting

Lash lifting is a procedure that lifts and curls natural lashes, enhancing their curvature and length without adding extra material, resulting in a more natural and long-lasting effect that highlights existing lashes. In contrast, eyelash extensions involve applying individual artificial lashes to each natural lash to increase volume and length, providing a more dramatic and full effect. However, extensions require more maintenance and can potentially damage natural lashes if not cared for properly.

The lash lifting procedure is generally comfortable and non-invasive, with most clients experiencing little to no discomfort. You may feel slight pressure or tingling on your eyelids as the gel takes effect. It's also normal to experience mild sensitivity in the lashes afterward, but this should subside within a few hours.

• Eye Infections: The procedure should not be performed if you have active eye infections.
• Damaged Lashes: Avoid the lifting if your lashes are brittle or damaged.
• Allergies: Do not undergo the treatment if you are allergic to the products used, such as gels or adhesives.
• Health Conditions: Consult a professional if you have health conditions that could affect the procedure, such as skin issues around the eyes.

• Cleaning and Disinfection: The work area and all tools are cleaned and disinfected before and after each treatment to maintain a sterile environment.
• Use of Disposable Materials: Disposable materials and tools are used whenever possible to minimize the risk of infection.
• Personal Hygiene: The technician wears disposable gloves and a mask throughout the procedure to ensure cleanliness and safety.
• Approved Products: Only approved and high-quality products and solutions are used to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.