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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Extension Removal.
We apply a professional cream debonder to dissolve the lash adhesive safely. After protecting the lower lashes and skin, extensions are gently eased off and natural lashes are cleaned and conditioned.
Yes—when performed by trained technicians our removal method preserves lash health. We assess lash condition beforehand, avoid pulling, and recommend patch testing if you have sensitive skin or allergy history.
Most Eyelash Extension Removal sessions take 20–40 minutes, including consultation and aftercare. Time varies by adhesive strength, number of extensions, and needed conditioning treatments. We’ll provide a precise time estimate when you book.
Removing extensions at home risks adhesive residue, lash breakage, and eye irritation. Over-the-counter solvents and pulling can damage natural lashes. We recommend professional Eyelash Extension Removal to ensure safety and preserve lash health.
Allergic reactions are uncommon with our low-irritant cream debonder, but sensitivities can occur. Inform us about allergies; we offer patch testing and alternative products. Any irritation is treated immediately and monitored until resolved.
If your lashes and skin feel normal, you can typically have new extensions applied after 24–48 hours. If irritation or damage occurred, wait until full recovery and consult your technician for a safe timeline.