SQ Aftercare
Brush them before the school run, same as your hair.
Four things decide how long a set lasts. You can't change three of them. The fourth is a spoolie and a bottle of cleanser.
- The work
- Your lash cycle
- How oily your skin runs
- What you do at home This one's yours
The first 24 hours
Three things to skip on day one.
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No water or steam
Keep them dry for the first 24 hours. No pool, no sauna, and save the sad movie for tomorrow.
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No mascara or oil
Leave the mascara in the drawer, no liner on the lash line, nothing oil-based near your eyes.
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Stay off your face
Try not to sleep face-down that first night while the glue finishes setting.
After that, shower like normal. They're tougher than they look.
Every day after
The rest of it happens in your bathroom.
What one client took home in September: a lash-care card and a spoolie, the brush the rest of this page keeps coming back to.
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Brush every morning
Ten seconds with the spoolie. Sleep pushes them crossed and brushing puts them straight. If you do one thing, it's this.
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Wash every few days
Foaming lash cleanser every two or three days, then rinse. Clean lashes hold on longer.
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Sleep on your back
Face-down sleeping thins a set faster. A silk pillowcase helps if you can't change how you sleep.
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Keep oil away
Oil dissolves the glue. Check balms, removers, eye creams and sunscreens before they go near your lash line.
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Hands off
Pull one off and your own lash comes with it. If one's bothering you, call us instead.
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Back within 27 days
Refills are priced by regrowth. Leave it past day 27 and you're paying for a new set.
Your next fill
Come back before day fifteen.
A Classic fill is $50 up to day fourteen and $60 from day fifteen. Past twenty-seven days it is priced as a new full set, so the calendar is the only thing standing between the two numbers.