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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Lash Touch Up (3 Weeks).
A three-week touch-up usually takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on how many extensions need replacing and the desired shape refinement. Your technician works efficiently to match your set while maintaining natural lash health.
When done correctly by trained technicians, touch-ups do not damage natural lashes. We use proper isolation and bonding techniques and recommend spacing appointments to allow natural lash cycles and minimize stress.
Yes — please disclose sensitivities during booking. We can perform a patch test and use sensitive-safe adhesives. If you have active irritation, we may advise waiting until symptoms resolve for safety.
For optimal fullness and shape retention, schedule touch-ups every two to three weeks. This timing replaces fallen extensions and keeps the set looking seamless without needing a full removal or refill.
Our technicians aim to match your original design, using notes and prior set references when available. Slight variations may occur, but we focus on restoring the overall look and symmetry.
Avoid water and steam for 24 hours, skip oil-based products near the lash line, and brush gently with a clean spoolie daily. These steps extend longevity and protect bond strength between appointments.