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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • How long does the lash lift results last?
    The average is 6-8 weeks, however it’s individual and depends on the lash growing cycle and can be 4-6; 6-8; 8-10 weeks.
  • Is tint included in the lash lift?
    Yes, all our lash lifts include tint with no extra cost.
  • How long you shouldn’t get the lashes wet after the treatment?
    24 hours.
  • Can I still put mascara on the lashes?
    Yes, absolutely. Mascara is okay to use, just not in the first 24 hours after the treatment.
  • If I use growing serum, can I continue to use it after the lash lift?
    Yes, of course, you can continue to use the lash growing serum after the treatment, just not in the first 24hrs after the treatment.
  • Is it painful to get the lash lift done?
    No, lash lift isn’t painful at all, it is very comfortable and relaxing procedure.
  • How long does it take to get any of Permanent Makeup (PMU) treatments done?
    Usually it takes around 2-3hrs for any area (brows, lips, eyeliner) for an initial treatment and about 1.5hrs for the touch up session.
  • When should the touch up be done?
    The touch up session should be done 4-6 weeks after the initial session.
  • How long does the healing process take after PMU?
    Healing process takes around 7-10 days after the initial procedure and does not require any special aftercare apart from keeping the area dry for entire healing period.
  • Do the lips get swollen after the Lip Blush treatment?
    Yes, slight swelling is normal for after the Lip Blushing procedure and normally goes down within 24-48hrs.
  • Is it painful to get PMU treatments done?
    No, there’s no actual pain involved in the treatments, it might only be slight discomfort which we keep under control using our numbing cream before and throughout the treatment.
  • How often should I get PMU treatments done?
    Since PMU treatment results last quite a while (12-24 months) we suggest to get an annual touch ups done every 12 months to maintain the results.
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