Arrive with clean, dry lashes and no mascara, liner, lash glue, or heavy eye cream. Tell your provider about sensitivities, recent irritation, eye procedures, or past reactions. After the appointment, follow the instructions for the exact treatment you received.
The day of your appointment
Remove mascara, eyeliner, lash glue, and heavy skincare before you arrive. Clean lashes help the service go smoothly. If you wear contact lenses, bring your case and ask whether you should take them out.
If your eyes are red, swollen, or uncomfortable, say so. It is better to reschedule than to work around an irritated eye.
Share the details that affect your service
Your consultation is the time to mention anything that could affect the service:
- Previous reactions to adhesives, tints, or eye cosmetics.
- Current irritation, infection, injury, or recent eye-area procedure.
- The level of lift or depth of tint you prefer.
- Whether the appointment is tied to an event or travel date.
- Any aftercare limitation you cannot realistically follow.
When to consider a patch test
A patch test cannot rule out every possible reaction, but it may be recommended if you have sensitivities or are trying a product for the first time. Follow the timing your provider gives you.
The Beauty Salon lists a Patch Test at $10, performed 24–48 hours before the service. The cost is deducted from an eligible service completed within 72 hours.
Aftercare should match the treatment
Lash lifts, tints, and temporary lashes use different products, so follow the aftercare instructions for your specific service instead of a generic tip from social media.
Do not rub or pick at the eye area. Stop using any product that causes irritation. Get medical advice if swelling, pain, redness, or vision changes continue.