Cleaning your eyelash extensions is vital, not only to keep them looking but maintaining them and protecting clients' health. Here is a blog and video you can share with clients to assist them in getting the longest retention possible from their lash extensions.
Here at LAshX we receive a lot of questions from lash artists when their clients have retention issues. Artists want to know how to trouble shoot, and what to say to a client that may not be caring for the lashes properly at home. I wanted to provide a sample email you can cut and paste and alter when you get these kinds of questions or complaints. I also do the trouble shoot verbally when clients come in and have a retention concern.
This email response is a real response, to a client that came into my salon, Makeup Mandy.
After my last blog post The Truth About Lash Adhesives, and Our Health, I have been flooded with adhesive questions and it is clear to me there is still a lot of confusion out there. Specifically lash pros are confused about humidity, having it, not having it, and creating it.
I wanted to get to the bottom of this humidity mystery, since I have accounts all over the world and none of the accounts using my products have had issues with humidity levels. I couldn't understand why companies were selling all of these weird contraptions, especially since everything we know about cyanoacrylate is that it should not be shock cured.
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