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Super relaxing environment Michelle was wonderful, hidden gem, my eyelashes look wonderful...more
Best lashes ever! They last so long and perfectly match my features. Michelle always does ...more
Janelle is amazing. She's done my lashes many times and they are always on point! I look f...more
Always a joy to be there and my lashes stay in between 4-6wks. They are a top notch team ...more
Very professional, always on time. Impeccable quality of work. I love my lashes!!!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Extension Removal.
When performed by trained technicians using our adhesive-dissolving gel, removal is safe and minimizes lash loss. The gel breaks down glue so extensions slide off without force. Follow recommended aftercare and avoid rubbing to protect remaining natural lashes.
Most removals are completed in 20–35 minutes depending on extension volume and condition. We allow time for careful gel application, gentle removal, and a quick lash health assessment to ensure no damage occurred.
Yes — we use professional-grade gel formulated for eyelash applications and tested for low irritation. We screen for allergies during consultation and can arrange a patch test for known sensitivities.
We usually recommend waiting 24–48 hours before applying new extensions to allow natural lashes to recover and ensure proper adhesive bonding. We'll assess your lash health and advise the best timing for a safe refill or fresh set.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes and avoid waterproof mascara on removal day. Share details about your current extensions and any sensitivities so we can select appropriate products and ensure a smooth, comfortable removal.
Most cosmetic salon services, including extension removal, are considered elective and not covered by insurance. If a medical complication occurs, coverage depends on your policy and diagnosis; seek medical care and keep documentation if needed.