TOP THREE INGREDIENTS TO AVOID FOR LASH EXTENSION CLIENTS AND AFTERCARE TIPS

It can be frustrating when clients return to you with lash fallout due to improper care. Some of their favorite products may contain ingredients that damage and affect retention. Educating your clients on these ingredients is crucial. Here are the top three ingredients to avoid, as recommended by Lash Affair Studios artists:

  1. OIL: Oils dissolve the cyanoacrylate bond in the adhesive and reduce lash extension lifespan. Mineral oils, vegetable oil, and coconut oil should be avoided. Cleansing balms, moisturizers, and face oils often contain oils. Encourage clients to use lash-safe products like TLC Cleanser, which contains tea tree and has antibacterial properties.
  2. WATERPROOF MAKEUP: Waterproof makeup contains oils that break down adhesive bonds and are difficult to remove. Removing these products harshly or by pulling at the lashes can cause premature extension loss or damage. Clients should use non-waterproof makeup and a gentle cleanser to remove it. For mascara lovers, suggest Good Ex Mascara, which is safe for extensions.
  3. ALCOHOL: Alcohol can dry out the skin and lashes, cause breakouts, and irritate the eye. Encourage clients to read ingredient lists and make mindful purchases. Remind them that their lashes are an investment and to use safe products.

Finally, suggest quality aftercare products from Lash Affair Studios and share their lash-safe makeup tutorial on Youtube for inspiration.

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