Lash extensions need gentle, consistent care at home. Clean lash lines, minimal rubbing, no pulling and suitable products help the set stay neat for longer. After the initial aftercare period, gentle cleansing is more useful than trying to avoid water completely.
How should I care for lash extensions at home?
Lash extensions need gentle, consistent care at home. Clean lash lines, minimal rubbing, no pulling and suitable products help the set stay neat for longer. After the initial aftercare period, gentle cleansing is more useful than trying to avoid water completely.
Make-up, workouts and oil-rich skincare can quickly leave residue around the lash line in everyday life.
What to consider
- Clean gently with a suitable lash cleanser.
- Let the lashes dry carefully after washing.
- Use a clean spoolie to arrange them without tugging.
- Avoid oily products directly along the lash line.
Sarah's advice in Graz
After your appointment, Sarah explains an aftercare routine that works in real life. It does not have to be complicated, but it should be consistent.
Never cleansing the lashes is not good aftercare. Build-up can feel uncomfortable and make the set look untidy sooner.
Frequently asked questions
Can lash extensions get wet?
Yes. After the initial aftercare period, gentle cleansing is recommended.
How often should I clean them?
Regularly, especially after make-up, heavy sweating or when you can see residue.
What should I avoid?
Rubbing, pulling, oily products at the lash line and vigorous wiping when removing make-up.