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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lash Line Enhancement.
Results vary but typically last 12–24 months, sometimes longer depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Oilier skin may fade faster. We recommend a touch-up at 12–18 months to refresh pigment and maintain crisp, natural-looking definition.
Most clients experience mild pressure or tingling rather than pain. We apply a professional topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort, and sessions are short. Our certified technicians work gently to ensure a comfortable, calm experience throughout the procedure.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes. Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and ASA/NSAIDs for 48–72 hours if medically safe. Skip lash extensions and tinting for two weeks prior. Bring contact cases; contacts should be removed during treatment for eye safety and comfort.
Expect mild swelling, slight redness, and tiny scabs that form along the lash line for the first week. Pigment appears darker initially then softens as it heals. Avoid water, saunas, swimming, and eye makeup for one week; full color settles by four to six weeks.
Yes—many clients combine it with brow shaping, microblading, or non-invasive facial procedures. Some treatments (chemical peels, laser resurfacing) should be scheduled before or after healing; Botox or fillers can be done same day or separately. We'll plan ideal timing during your consultation.
Ideal candidates want a subtle, natural boost to lash appearance and seek low-maintenance makeup. Those with active eye infections, recent eye surgery, certain autoimmune conditions, or pregnancy/nursing should delay treatment. A consultation assesses medical history, allergies, and suitability before booking.